Mont-Sainte-Anne
A world-renowned destination
The reputation of Mont-Sainte-Anne within the mountain biking community, both locally and internationally, is well established. From its extensive trail network and impressive vertical drop to its breathtaking views of the St. Lawrence River and Québec City, as well as the major events it hosts, Mont-Sainte-Anne stands out in many ways.
Host of 30 UCI Mountain Bike World Cups and three UCI World Championships, Mont-Sainte-Anne has left a lasting mark on the history of the sport and carved out a unique place in the world of international competition. Today, the destination is building on that legacy as the newest stop on the Crankworx circuit and the grand finale of the 2026 World Tour.
Highly technical trails await the most seasoned bikers looking for a challenge, while beginners and intermediate-level bikers will find a perfect place to progress in both the downhill and cross-country networks. Downhill enthusiasts will be happy to take advantage of the gondola for quick access to the summit and their favorite trails.
The Côte-de-Beaupré region is packed with activities and good restaurants for your stay. Sports enthusiasts can also take advantage of the 42 km of hiking trails on the mountain and at Camping du Mont-Sainte-Anne, as well as the greens at Golf Le Grand Vallon.
Amenities
Hours
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* If trail conditions permit
** Open Monday, October 9th for Thanksgiving
Access to the summit via the gondola (Enduro and Downhill)
- Regular season: Friday to Sunday from 10am to 4pm.
- July 20 to August 21: 7 days a week, 10am to 4pm
- Fall schedule from September 5: Friday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Mountain bike trails
Enhance your experience
After a long day of riding, you may want to take it easy or enjoy a delicious meal. You're in luck! Each centre offers many options nearby.
Getting here
Here are all the ways you can get to the Quebec City area and have an unforgettable biking experience.