Description
The Kabir-Kouba waterfall is a natural beauty to be discovered in Wendake. At a height of 28 metres, the Kabir Kouba falls into a 42-metre-deep canyon. From 2007 to 2009, archaeological digs uncovered the remains of flour, saw and paper mills built in the 18th and 19th centuries. A lookout point and staircases make it possible to admire the remains and the waterfall in complete safety.
Kabir-Kouba Falls offers much more than a magnificent view of the Akiawenrahk River. On site, you’ll discover not only the waterfall, but also the following sites of discovery: the Wendat fresco, Place Onywahtehretsih and the linear trail along the Saint-Charles River.
Just steps away, you’ll also find the Sagamité restaurant and two magnificent craft boutiques: Petit Huron Moc and Raquettes et Artisanat Gros-Louis. The Sagamité restaurant has a terrace with a partial view of the waterfall and river.
Please note that these packages are offered by the Musée huron-wendat
Services
Access: The Kabir-Kouba waterfall is accessible free of charge.
Nearby parking :
- Tourist Office (100, boulevard Bastien)
- Complexe sportif Phil-Latulippe (150, boulevard des Étudiants)
- Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations (5, place de la Rencontre, Wendake) from the Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations, follow the moccasin trail to the site. (Reserved for guests of La Traite restaurant, hotel or museum).
The belvedere, accessible via Rue Racine, is adapted for people with reduced mobility.
