The Best Snow Tubing and Snow Sliding

Just steps from the Château Frontenac, on the Dufferin Terrace, the Au 1884 toboggan slide is a cherished winter tradition in Old Québec. For over a century, its wooden tracks have welcomed visitors eager to race downhill, carried by speed and adrenaline. The spectacular view of the river makes every descent unforgettable.

From mid-December to end of March

North America’s largest winter playground features over 35 snow slides, all accessible by  mechanical lifts. Lace up your boots and let the adrenaline carry you down the Himalaya, Everest, or Avalanche runs. Enjoy solo rides in individual inner tubes, then switch things up in the Tornado, a giant tube where 3 to 8 people spin together. For even more thrills, try snow rafting, where up to 12 people can race down the slopes at once. And when night falls, the experience transforms entirely, with illuminated runs sparkling under the stars.

On the same site, visitors can also explore the famous Hôtel de Glace (Ice Hotel), adding a unique icy adventure to the day.

From mid-December to the end of March, depending on the weather conditions

Adrenaline guaranteed on the inner tubes of Les Glissades de Tewkesbury. It is said to be the tallest and longest in the region!

From January to March, 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.

Location:  2150 Avenue Chapdelaine, Québec, QC G1V 1N1
Early January to mid-March, depending on weather conditions
Reservation is required (French only)

In the heart of Limoilou, little ones can enjoy simple, fun rides along the banks of the Saint-Charles River, with the city of Québec as a backdrop. A great family-friendly option to enjoy winter without leaving the city.

Sliding is free
Inner tube rentals

Slide safely through two areas behind the Plains of Abraham Museum. Bring your own equipment or rent a crazy carpet at the Museum.

Sliding is free

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

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