Mont-Sainte-Anne resort information

Mont-Sainte-Anne is a ski resort in Eastern Canada, located in the town of Saint-Ferréol-les-Neiges, Quebec. With is spectacular views and variety of slopes it is one of the leading ski resorts in Eastern North America. This resort is ideal for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities to hit the slopes. Elevations range between 175 and 800 metres, allowing for a varied amount of terrain to explore.

With 73 kilometres of slopes on offer, visitors and residents will be spoilt for choice. There is an excellent balance of slopes, with 15 kilometres classified as easy, 34 kilometres for intermediate skiers and 24 kilometres set out as difficult. This means that the resort has universal appeal, welcoming complete novices and advanced skiers in equal measure. In addition, there is a selection of 285 snow cannons that allow for a 80% coverage of artificial snow to keep the slopes fresh. For first timers, there is a dedicated ski school to help get beginners up to scratch. Guests can ski under the stars at the Mont-Sainte-Anne as it has a fantastic 15.5 kilometres of floodlit slopes. Another added bonus is the resort’s snow park located in the slope La Grand Allée. It has around 40 obstacles. If this sounds a bit daunting for beginner borders then there is also a beginners park located in the Bunny Hill at the base of the mountain.

Specially prepared winter hiking trails, snow show hiking and fat biking are amongst some of the exciting activities available at the resort. The après ski, sun terraces, mountain restaurants and ski huts are perfect for those who want to taste the local delicacies and simply relax after a long day on the slopes.