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The Shrine of Ste Anne de Beaupré was our main attraction. It is a beautiful church and known for its miracles! The town of Beaupré was quaint, with cute shops to buy souvenirs, and good restaurants!

Nice and quiet place for nature lovers. Ideal for skiers and hikers, but not much to do after (the ski station is not like Saint Sauveur or Mont Tremblant, you won't have the "après-ski" experience here).

We stayed in Beaupre in the early Fall. Our group consisted of six seniors - brothers, sisters, in-laws. We used Beaupre as a base camp for exploring Quebec City, sites along the Beaupre Coast, and Ile d'Orleans. Our Beaupre Chalet gave us a lovely space to visit with each other. We spent 2 days in Old Quebec, 1 day on Ile d'Orleans, 1 day chasing down ancestors in Chateau-Richer, and 1 day taking in larger panoramic sights. It was only 35 minutes to a parking space in Old Quebec. It was half the cost of staying in the city and it gave us room and rooms to visit.

The only thing , the chute Jean-Larose was hard to find the parking near to it , google map was not giving the right location from it , I add the location from my account and i hope it will be seen from other people to help in the futur. The nature and water fall was beautiful, it would be nice if they add one toilet there. I wish to go again in winter and visit The 120-year-old Cyclorama of Jerusalem in Sainte-Anne-de Beaupré is the only Canadian example of a painted circular panorama – a spectacular art form popularized in the 19th century – and especially unique as it is housed in its original rotunda. A canvas measuring 110 metres in length and 14 metres in height, the panorama depicts Jerusalem on the day of the Jesus Christ’s crucifixion with striking realism: faux terrain and painted figures in the foreground enhance the immersive, 3-D effect. Originally painted in New York around 1887, it was shown in Montreal before being permanently installed at Sainte-Anne-de Beaupré in 1895, where it became a crucial component of one of Quebec’s most important pilgrimage sites. The Cyclorama of Jerusalem is one of only 17 surviving nineteenth century panoramas in the world, and the third oldest in its original rotunda, making it an artistic and architectural ensemble of international significance.

In summer visit Canyon Saint Anne, go up on Mount Saint Anne by foot on trails or renting a mountain bike, visit Basilica of Saint Anne de Beaupre, visit Chutes Montmorency, visit Quebec city... In winter, probably main attraction is ski on Mount Saint Anne