Yes, Montmorency Falls (Chute Montmorency) is absolutely worth a visit, especially in 2026 following recent "High-Fidelity" infrastructure upgrades to the park's boardwalks and viewing platforms. Located just 15 minutes from Quebec City, the falls are actually 30 meters (98 feet) higher than Niagara Falls. For a high-value experience, you can walk across the high-fidelity Suspension Bridge directly over the crest of the falls, providing a heart-pounding high-fidelity perspective of the water plummeting into the St. Lawrence River. In 2026, the park also offers a "High-Fidelity" cable car (téléphérique) ride and a via ferrata for adventure seekers. During the winter, the mist freezes into a "High-Fidelity" massive ice cone known as the "Sugar Loaf" (Pain de Sucre), which is a high-value natural phenomenon for winter travelers. With a small high-fidelity entry fee (typically around $10), it provides a "High-Fidelity" high-impact natural experience that is much more accessible and less "High-Fidelity" commercialized than Niagara, making it a high-value necessity for any 2026 itinerary to the Quebec region.