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Saint-Anne Waterfall

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Scenic Views · Fishing · Quebec

Saint-Anne Waterfall

4.6 · 127 Google reviews

Chute Sainte-Anne, a waterfall on the Sainte-Anne River in Parc national de la Gaspésie, QC, reached by an easy 1.7 km return trail near the Gîte du Mont-Albert. Park entry fee applies.

Mont-Albert, Quebec65 Rte du Parc de la Gaspésie, Cap-au-Renard, G4V 2E4+1 418-827-4057View: WaterfallAccess: About 1.7 km return trail from the discovery and services centre near the Gîte du Mont-AlbertBest time: Summer and early autumn; late June onward for high water after snowmeltFees: Sépaq national park daily access feeFishing: The Sainte-Anne is a managed Atlantic salmon river with limited rod access by draw and permit; large salmon are catch-and-release.
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What visitors say

Chute Sainte-Anne is a waterfall on the Sainte-Anne River in Parc national de la Gaspésie, close to the Gîte du Mont-Albert and the park's discovery and services centre. Sépaq's easy La Chute-Sainte-Anne trail follows the river for about 1.7 km return, taking roughly 30 minutes with little climbing, which makes it one of the park's most family-friendly outings. Google lists it as dog-friendly. The river is a protected Atlantic salmon river, and Québec's national park entry fee applies. We don't yet have visitor reviews to draw on for this spot.

Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 127 Google reviews. Conditions and rules change — check current park, access and fishing regulations before you go.