Magnetic relaxation and V–I characteristics in 60 Å thick YBCO super-thin films have been measured. The normalized relaxation rates and the slopes of lg(V)–I curves in an applied field up to 6 T become independent of temperature below 16 K. This fact indicates that the temperature Tcr at which the vortex dynamics changes from thermal activation to quantum tunneling can be much higher than those reported previously. Analysis of experimental results suggests that the high pinning energy in YBCO super-thin films is an important factor that contributes to a high Tcr.