Seven waterfalls

In the canyon of the river Saint-Anne-du-Nor, near the city of Saint-Ferreol-les-Nages, in the Canadian province of Quebec, you can get acquainted with a wonderful natural attraction - seven picturesque waterfalls fall from the walls of the canyon into the gorge. A walk along the equipped five-kilometer hiking trail along the canyon will allow not only to admire the delightful landscape, but also to get acquainted with the information about the flora and fauna of the area presented at the demonstration stands.

At the end of the journey, tourists can explore the building of one of Quebec’s oldest hydroelectric power plants, built in 1916. Visitors will get acquainted with the principle of obtaining hydroelectric power, see a dam and a museum dedicated to the history of the power plant. The working settlement of the hydroelectric power plant personnel, abandoned by residents in 1983, has also been preserved. For inspection, a part of residential houses and outbuildings is available - a barn, a caretaker's house, workshops and a forge.