The Step Challenge Private Tour in Old Quebec

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Descrição geral Ready to get moving? Our "Step Challenge" invites you to explore Old Quebec in an active way. With its many climbs and staircases, Old Quebec provides the perfect terrain for this experience. On our regular route, you’ll have the chance to conquer the 398 steps of the Cap-Blanc staircase! This activity is designed for those accustomed to moderate physical activity, offering a unique and exciting way to discover Old Quebec. Perfect for group activities.

Your journey begins at the Terrasse Pierre-Dugua-De Mons, where you’ll take in the best views of the St. Lawrence River. From there, head down to Old Quebec’s lower town via Rue des Remparts or Terrasse Dufferin.

Explore the lower town of Old Quebec, including Rue Petit Champlain, Place Royale, Batterie Royale, and Place des Canotiers. Then, follow the river along Boulevard Champlain and ascend the 398 steps of the Cap-Blanc staircase, experiencing that satisfying moment of achievement once you reach the top.

Pass through the stunning Plains of Abraham, taking in the views of the Montcalm district and the impressive Parliament building.

This challenge is a fantastic way to stay active while immersing yourself in the history and beauty of Old Quebec. Get ready to experience a sense of accomplishment while exploring one of the city's most scenic routes.

Informação adicional The departure point or time, duration and itinerary of the tour may be subject to change due to logistical adjustments (traffic, weather conditions, availability of attractions, unforeseen unavailability of guide, etc.). Please take into account the latest information you have received and understand that we sometimes have to make last-minute changes to offer the best possible experience in the conditions we find ourselves in. No refunds will be given for any changes madePlease indicate ages if there are children and adolescents in the groupPlease indicate the meeting point when booking, the full address of your accommodation or Tourny Fountain, in front of the Parliament Building, Maison Historique Chevalier (Lower Town, near the ferry) or 112 rue Saint-Paul (Lower Town, our office in the Old Port)We will meet you at your doorstep to start your tour. Tell us what you would like to see & we will personalize your itinerary for free. Feel free to personalise your visit by sharing your interests with our tour guides when you meetGet to know the Old Quebec with a friendly, knowledgeable, passionate, experienced, licensed local Quebecois guideNo refunds will be made if the customer is late or absent. Please note that we do not tolerate late arrivals as this may affect the quality of the visit. If it is a private tour, it cannot be postponedWe recommend that you wear sportswear and comfortable shoes. If you need to take something with you, a lightweight backpack or cross-body bag is recommended for optimum freedom of movement. Make sure you have a bottle of water and snacks to keep you fit during the activityBring cash to leave a gratuity for your guide, if you wishWe limit each group to 15 people maxParticipants need to be active and healthyThis tour is available during the summer, from May to OctoberConsidering that the timetable is customised, we recommend selecting the morning timetablePlease note that the times are approximate at the time of booking Inclui A certified Quebec City tour guide and and/or active personPrivate walking tourOld Quebec hotel walking pick up and drop off Não inclui TransportationTickets, meals and drinks except if expressly specified in the tour inclusionsGratuitiesOther services not specified Política de cancelamento Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the service
Cancellations after this time limit or no show, no refund provided

Ponto de encontro - In Old Quebec: the lobby or main door of your hotel
- Fontaine de Tourny (Upper Town)
- Maison Historique Chevalier (Lower Town, near the ferry) or
- 112 rue Saint-Paul (Lower Town, office in the Old Port)