The Best Snow Tubing and Snow Sliding

More than one hundred years old, this sliding area is just steps from Château Frontenac on the Dufferin Terrace. Get an adrenalin rush as you dash down one of three toboggan lanes at speeds of up to 70 kilometres an hour.

Applicable fee.
From mid-December to mid-March, depending on the weather conditions.

North America's largest winter playground features more than 35 slides for the whole family. Scream with excitement on the Himalaya, Everest or in the Avalanche sector. You can slide on an individual inner tube, or whirl down on the Tornado, a huge tube that can accommodate 3 to 8 people. Or whizz down the slopes on a snow raft that can hold up to 12 people! There's a children's playground for the little ones. The site also features 17 mechanical lifts.

Applicable fee. Child less than 1 metre slide for free.
From mid-December to the end of March, depending on the weather conditions.

Enjoy a unique rodeling experience on a 7.5 km natural snow trail. Make your descent sitting on a traditional sled.

Applicable fee.
From the end of December to mid-April, depending on weather conditions.

The Centre de glisse Myrand represents the most significant drop for practicing sliding in the heart of Québec City and is easily accessible by public transportation. Slide on a tube and use the lift to go back to the top of the hill.

Fees apply. 2150 Avenue Chapdelaine, Québec, QC G1V 1N1
Early January to mid-March, depending on weather conditions.

Slide on the banks of the St.Charles River in the heart of the Limoilou neighbourhood.

Sliding is free.
Inner tube rentals.