The tallest waterfall in Canada is Montmorency Falls, located near Quebec City, Quebec. With a height of about 83 meters (272 feet), Montmorency Falls is even higher than Niagara Falls, although less wide. The falls are a popular tourist attraction, offering stunning views and opportunities for outdoor activities, such as hiking and zip-lining. An impressive feature of Montmorency Falls is its winter transformation when the water freezes, creating spectacular ice formations. A bridge spans the falls, providing visitors with breathtaking vantage points for photography and enjoying the beauty of nature. The falls hold cultural significance and are part of the historic landscape.