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Discover Quebec City on a guided fatbike tour through snowy trails, river views, and hidden winter landscapes—an active way to experience the city’s charm.
Planning a winter adventure in Quebec City? Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just looking for a new way to enjoy the snow, the Fatbike Initiation Tour offers a fun, family-friendly way to explore the city’s winter scenery. This 2-hour guided ride takes you along snow-covered paths, frozen rivers, and secret spots that reveal a different side of Quebec’s charm.
Two things we really like about this experience are its accessibility for all ages—from adventurous children as young as 7 to grandparents—and the chance to experience the city’s natural beauty in a relaxed, outdoor setting. The tour is also well-suited for those who want to stay active during winter without worrying about complicated routes or challenging terrain.
One potential drawback? Since it’s a winter activity, dress warmly and be prepared for outdoor cold. It’s not a quick sightseeing bus; instead, it’s an active outdoor experience requiring a moderate level of physical fitness and ability to ride a bike comfortably.
This tour is ideal for families, groups, or solo travelers with a sense of adventure who want a personalized, outdoor winter experience that combines scenic beauty with some light exercise.


If you’re considering taking this tour, here’s what you need to know to make the most of it.
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This 2-hour guided fatbike tour covers a curated route through some of Quebec City’s most picturesque winter landscapes. Starting at 41 Pl. de Paris, you’ll begin your adventure at 10:00 am, giving you ample daylight to enjoy the scenery. The tour includes a mix of scenic stops—along the frozen Saint-Lawrence River, a hidden path along a smaller river, and the lesser-known winter landscapes of Domaine de Maizerets.
The tour is designed to be relaxed and fun. You don’t need prior experience riding a fatbike, but you do must be comfortable on two wheels and in good physical shape. The fatbike itself is specially designed for snowy, uneven terrain, with wide tires that provide stability and grip in winter conditions.
Included in the $78.47 fee are the use of a fatbike, safety gear (helmets, etc.), ski goggles to shield your eyes from snow and wind, and a hot coffee or tea to warm up after your ride. These thoughtful touches enhance comfort and safety, especially for those new to fatbiking or chilly outdoor conditions.
Keep in mind that gratuities are not included, so if you enjoy your guide’s storytelling and support excellent local tourism, a tip is appreciated but not required.
The tour begins conveniently at 41 Pl. de Paris at 10 am. Since the activity ends back at the meeting point, you can plan other activities or meals around it.
This experience is intimate, with a maximum of six participants, which means you’ll get personalized attention and a relaxed atmosphere. It’s recommended to book about two weeks in advance—13 days is the average—so plan ahead, especially during peak winter months.
Since outdoor winter activities depend heavily on good weather, your trip may be canceled if conditions are poor, with the option to reschedule or get a full refund. The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before, giving flexibility should weather turn sour.
For active travelers who want something different from the usual guided walk or city tour, this fatbike adventure offers a blend of scenic beauty, local charm, and light exercise. The inclusion of safety gear and hot beverages makes it a comfortable outdoor outing, even for those new to fatbiking.
The price of $78.47 is reasonable considering the personalized experience, the scenic stops, and the gear provided. For families or small groups, it’s a unique way to bond over a shared outdoor activity, all while discovering parts of Quebec City that are often overlooked.
If you love the idea of exploring on two wheels in winter, want a family-friendly outdoor activity, or are curious about Quebec’s snow-covered landscapes, this tour is a great fit. It’s especially suitable for those with a moderate physical fitness level who are comfortable riding a bike and dressed warmly.

The Fatbike Initiation Tour in Quebec City offers a fantastic way to experience the city’s nature in winter, blending outdoor adventure with scenic beauty. It’s a straightforward, well-organized experience that emphasizes safety, comfort, and fun. Whether you’re a first-timer or an outdoor enthusiast, you’ll appreciate the chance to glide through snowy trails while enjoying local stories from a friendly guide.
This tour is best suited for active families, couples, or solo explorers seeking something more personal than a typical sightseeing walk. It’s a perfect way to break away from traditional attractions and see a quieter, snow-dusted side of Quebec City.

Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes, it’s designed to be family-friendly and is open to children as young as 7, provided they are able to ride a bike comfortably.
What should I wear?
Dress warmly in layers, including thermal underlayers, a waterproof jacket, gloves, and a warm hat. The tour provides ski goggles for eye protection.
Do I need prior biking experience?
No. You should be able to ride a bike and be in good physical shape, but no special fatbike experience is necessary.
What happens if the weather is bad?
If weather conditions are poor, the tour can be canceled or rescheduled. You will be notified in advance, and a full refund is available if canceled.
How long is the tour?
It lasts approximately 2 hours, including stops, making it a manageable activity for most schedules.
Can I cancel if I change my mind?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the tour start time.
Whether you’re eager to try a new winter sport or enjoy Quebec City’s snowy landscapes from a fresh perspective, this fatbike tour offers a practical, fun, and scenic outdoor experience—an active way to make winter memories.