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Alpine skiing and snowboarding
Mont-Sainte-Anne
Host of many World Cup events and mostly renowned for its unique expert terrain, Mont-Sainte-Anne
features trails for every category of skiers. Spread over three sides, the skiing terrain offers breathtaking scenery all around the mountain, with the St. Lawrence River at the south bottom, Quebec city to the west, Charlevoix to the east and the Laurentians to the north. The 64 trails cover 450 acres and 42 miles (68 km), with a 2,050-foot (625-meter) vertical drop. At night, skiers will enjoy the 17 lighted trails and the highest vertical drop for night skiing in Canada.
You can ski the expert slopes of the south side including the Black Forest under wood, the extreme west side of La Crete with 3km and 625 meter vertical drop, the speed of the groomed slopes of Gros Vallon on the south east slopes or the Paradeuse on the north side and the eastern slopes for enjoyable family pleasure. For the expert, the two “S” trails by the gondola offer double diamond pleasure with one kilometre of abrupt vertical drop.
The Château offers direct access to the gondola and full ski/snowboard services including ski valet and storage, ski shop with rental and repair service, ski school desk and guides to the mountain. For any information about rental, call Brunelle Sport at 418-827-2318.
Ski in ski out from the Château, Mont-Sainte-Anne is one of the most “ technical “ mountain and friendly winter resort in the East.
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Le Massif
A mountain that soars to near excess, Le Massif boasts an easy summit access, the largest
vertical drop in Eastern Canada, a microclimate that delivers top snow coverage in Québec,
and river scenery known as one of the most spectacular in the country. All this, at the heart
of a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve.
For the 2007-2008 season, Le Massif pledges to satisfy its passionate slide fans with new
environments to challenge, abundant on slope snow coverage and a finely tuned list of
services to help guests surpass themselves.
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