Private Chalets and Cottages in Quebec

Val Saint-Come -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Tue, 7 Sep 2010 18:46:00 -0700

About Val Saint-Come

Val Saint-Come is located in Quebec's snow belt and gets abundant snowfall during the ski season.A state of the art snowmaking system ensures that the snow conditions are excellent all winter long.

The four lifts, including a high-speed detachable quad chair keep lift lines to a minimum. Skiers and snowboarders can enjoy the 21 varied trails, a half-pipe and alpine park.

The scenery is beautiful and provides many a skier with a feeling of freedom from the daily grind.

Children are an important part of Val Saint-Come. A day care center takes care of the smallest ones, while older kids can learn the joys of skiing with qualified ski instructors.

Snowboarders will enjoy the half-pipe and the snowboard park.

Val Saint-Come is located 200 km (125 miles) from Quebec City and 160 km (100 miles) from Montreal.

Val Saint-Come Weather & Snow Report

Val Saint-Come Climate

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Val Saint-Come Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 40 % Intermediate: 40 % Advanced: 20 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 1,000 ft (305 m) Summit Elevation: 2,000 ft (610 m) Vertical Drop: 1,000 ft (305 m) Snowmaking: 95 % Number of Lifts: 4 Lift Capacity: 7,220 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Surface Lift 1 Triple Chair 1 Quad Chair 1 Hi-Speed Quad Number of Trails: 21 Longest Run: 10,560 ft (3,219 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 450 883-0701 Snow Phone: 450 883-0701 Facsimile: 450 883-0462

Source: goski.ca

Val D'Irene -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Tue, 7 Sep 2010 18:42:00 -0700

Val D'Irene Weather & Snow Report

Val D'Irene Climate

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Val D'Irene Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: _ % Intermediate: _ % Advanced: _ % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Annual Snowfall: 24 in (61 cm) Number of Lifts: 4 Types of Lifts: 1 Tube Lift 1 Beginner Lift 1 T-Bar 1 Double Chair Number of Trails: 24 Longest Run: 413 ft (126 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 418 629-3450 Facsimile: 418 629-3550

Source: goski.ca

Stoneham -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Tue, 7 Sep 2010 18:39:00 -0700

About Stoneham Ski Area

Located less than 20 minutes from beautiful Quebec City, Stoneham Ski Resort awaits you with great skiing, top-notch facilities, high quality services and that very special atmosphere Quebec City is famous for.

Stoneham offers great skiing conditions on 300 acres. Of those, 185 acres are lit terrain for night skiing, the largest night skiing network in Canada.

Runs are spread out over four mountains and are well served by 10 lifts. Due to its location in a horseshoe shaped valley, Stoneham is protected from winds, which improves snow quality and overall comfort.

Private and group lessons are available daily, and there are a variety of packages to suit almost every need, including a money back guaranteed "learn-to-ski in three days" package offered to those who have never skied.

Kids are well taken care of at Stoneham. A day care center is available, as is Children Island, an outdoor park where children can have fun and learn the basics of skiing with qualified ski instructors.

Condo and hotel accommodations can be had slopeside and at the base of the mountain.

Other services include restaurants, lounges, a skating rink and 20 km of cross-country trails.

Stoneham Weather & Snow Report

Stoneham Climate

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Stoneham Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 20 % Intermediate: 23 % Advanced: 40 % Experts Only: 17 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 695 ft (212 m) Summit Elevation: 2,075 ft (632 m) Vertical Drop: 1,380 ft (421 m) Skiable Area: 322 acres (130 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 140 in (356 cm) Snowmaking: 86 % Number of Lifts: 9 Lift Capacity: 14,200 per hour Types of Lifts: 4 Surface Lifts 1 Double Chair 3 Quad Chairs 1 Hi-Speed Quad Number of Trails: 32 Longest Run: 10,502 ft (3,201 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 418 848-2411 Snow Phone: 418 848-2415 Facsimile: 418 848-1133

Source: goski.ca

Ski Vorlage -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Tue, 7 Sep 2010 18:35:00 -0700

Vorlage Weather & Snow Report

Vorlage Climate

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Vorlage Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 20 % Intermediate: 50 % Advanced: 30 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Vertical Drop: 490 ft (149 m) Skiable Area: 80 acres (32 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 120 in (305 cm) Snowmaking: 100 % Number of Lifts: 6 Lift Capacity: 6,100 per hour Types of Lifts: 2 Surface Lifts 3 Double Chairs Number of Trails: 15 Longest Run: 4,000 ft (1,219 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 819 459-2301 Facsimile: 819 459-3336

Source: goski.ca

Parc du Mont-Comi -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Tue, 7 Sep 2010 18:27:00 -0700

Mont-Comi Weather & Snow Report

Mont-Comi Climate

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Mont-Comi Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 37 % Intermediate: 38 % Advanced: 6 % Experts Only: 19 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 881 ft (269 m) Summit Elevation: 1,881 ft (573 m) Vertical Drop: 1,000 ft (305 m) Skiable Area: 150 acres (61 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 180 in (457 cm) Snowmaking: 50 % Number of Lifts: 4 Lift Capacity: 4,800 per hour Types of Lifts: 2 Surface Lifts 2 Double Chairs Number of Trails: 22 Longest Run: 4,500 ft (1,372 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 418 739-4858 Snow Phone: 418 739-4066 Facsimile: 418 739-5022

Source: goski.ca

Owl's Head -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Tue, 7 Sep 2010 18:22:00 -0700

About Owl's Head

Owl's Head Ski Mountain is situated in the heart of the Eastern Townships of Quebec nestled against the USA border of Vermont State. It is located approximately 145 km east of Montreal, Quebec and 25 km south of the town of Magog.

40 years of Owl’s Head. On December 18th, 1965 Mr. Fred Korman opened the doors of Owl’s Head Ski Area for the very first time. What started as a hobby for this electrician from Mansonville has now grown to a 4 season resort that provides some of the best skiing in Quebec as well as one of the top rated golf courses in the province. Keeping with the rich heritage of the region, the Korman’s decided to keep the native Abeniki name of Owl’s Head in respect to the ancient culture and the great Chief Owl.

The mountain terrain offers a perfect mix for every ability level making it a great family choice for a ski getaway.

The panoramic views of Lake Memphremagog and area are unbelievable. Some of the runs will leave you breathless as you are skiing right into the Lake. Great views of Vermont & New England can be experience on most sunny days.

Food and warm shelter are never far away in the rustic Owl's Head ski lodge. The Owl's Head lodge features a children's nursery and day care center, rental shop, ski school, ski shop, locker area, drop-off zone and plenty of free parking.

Owl's Head Weather & Snow Report

Owl's Head Climate

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Owl's Head Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 30 % Intermediate: 40 % Advanced: 30 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 510 ft (155 m) Summit Elevation: 2,480 ft (7753m) Vertical Drop: 1,772 ft (540 m) Skiable Area: 130 acres (60 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 180 in (457 cm) Snowmaking: 90 % Number of Lifts: 9 Lift Capacity: 14,000 per hour Types of Lifts: 4 Double Chairs 4 HiSpeed Quad Number of Trails: 45 Longest Run: 13,200 ft (4,023 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 450 292-3342 Snow Phone: 450 292-3342 Facsimile: 450 292-3067

Source: goski.ca

Mont-Sainte-Anne -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Tue, 7 Sep 2010 18:16:00 -0700

About Mont-Sainte-Anne

Mont-Sainte-Anne, built by the Quebec government in 1965, but sold to private investors, has three faces and 56 trails covering 428 acres of terrain -- the largest range of trails in eastern Canada. But 20 years before the official opening of the ski area, Mont-Sainte-Anne was the host, in February 1947, of the Alpine Skiing Canadian Championships. This event was the first in a long list of major competitions that would happen here. Mont-Sainte-Anne, which was recently purchased by The Resorts of the Canadian Rockies Ltd., offers the unique advantage of a world-class resort and a historic city offering a French European atmosphere.

Mont-Sainte-Anne Weather & Snow Report

Mont-Sainte-Anne Climate

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Mont-Sainte-Anne Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 23 % Intermediate: 46 % Advanced: 18 % Experts Only: 13 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 575 ft (175 m) Summit Elevation: 2,625 ft (800 m) Vertical Drop: 2,050 ft (625 m) Skiable Area: 428 acres (173 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 160 in (406 cm) Snowmaking: 80 % Number of Lifts: 13 Lift Capacity: 18,560 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Magic Carpet 5 Surface Lifts 2 Double Chairs 1 Triple Chair 2 Quad Chairs 1 Hi-Speed Quads 1 Gondola Number of Trails: 56 Longest Run: 19,008 ft (5,794 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 418 827-4561 Snow Phone: 888 827-4579 Facsimile: 418 827-3121

Source: goski.ca

Mont Video -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Tue, 7 Sep 2010 18:12:00 -0700

Mont Video Weather & Snow Report

Mont Video Climate

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Mont Video Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 20 % Intermediate: 46 % Advanced: 34 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 1,200 ft (366 m) Summit Elevation: 1,550 ft (472 m) Vertical Drop: 350 ft (107 m) Annual Snowfall: 90 in (229 cm) Snowmaking: 80 % Number of Lifts: 4 Lift Capacity: 5,300 per hour Types of Lifts: 2 Surface Lifts 1 Double Chair 1 Quad Chair Number of Trails: 14 Longest Run: 3,200 ft (975 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 819 734-3193 Snow Phone: 819 734-3024 Facsimile: 819 734-3024

Source: goski.ca

Mont Tremblant -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 18:03:00 -0700

About Mont Tremblant

Mont Tremblant Resort

Where the world around you is wide-open sky, fresh air, and beauty as far as the eye can see. Where luxury, style and comfort are right at hand. Where the people around you share your passion for life at its best. It's Mont Tremblant Resort, sometimes referred to as Mount Tremblant and it's where the wonder begins.

Mont Tremblant Canada

Mont Tremblant Canada is set proudly on the edge of the Canadian shield, just 75 miles (120 km) north of Montreal, in the heart of the Laurentian Mountains.

Snowboarders and extreme skiers will have access to the snow park off the top of the mountain in the Gravity Park. This park will feature one half-pipe, the highest one in the East of North America with 17 feet of height.

Mont Tremblant Quebec

Mont Tremblant Quebec features a four-season Quebecois-style pedestrian village nestled at the base of the mountain on beautiful Lake Tremblant, a pristine nine mile (14 kms) long lake.

Mont Tremblant Weather & Snow Report

Mont Tremblant Climate

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Mont Tremblant Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 16 % Intermediate: 32 % Advanced: 41 % Experts Only: 11 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 870 ft (265 m) Summit Elevation: 3,001 ft (915 m) Vertical Drop: 2,131 ft (650 m) Skiable Area: 610 acres (247 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 144 in (366 cm) Snowmaking: 76 % Number of Lifts: 12 Lift Capacity: 25,130 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Rope Tow 3 Triple Chairs 1 Quad Chair 4 Hi-Speed Quads 2 Gondola Number of Trails: 92 Longest Run: 19,800 ft (6,035 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 819 425-8681 Snow Phone: 800 461-8711 Facsimile: 819 425-9604

Source: goski.ca

Mont Ti-Basse -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 18:00:00 -0700

Mont Ti-Basse Weather & Snow Report

Mont Ti-Basse Climate

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Mont Ti-Basse Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 37 % Intermediate: 25 % Advanced: 16 % Experts Only: 22 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 93 ft (28 m) Summit Elevation: 518 ft (158 m) Vertical Drop: 425 ft (130 m) Skiable Area: 15 acres (6 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 120 in (305 cm) Snowmaking: 80 % Number of Lifts: 3 Lift Capacity: 3,600 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Poma 1 T-Bar 1 Quad Number of Trails: 7 CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 418 296-8311 Snow Phone: 418 296-8312 Facsimile: 418 296-8399

Source: goski.ca

Mont Sutton -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:56:00 -0700

About Sutton

Born out of a melting pot of different cultures, Sutton is a typical Eastern Townships municipality. As such, it fascinates, both historically and architecturally. Winter or summer, Sutton serves up everything you would expect from a first-class destination resort.

Mont Sutton has a unique system of glade trails; unique in eastern North America and renowned worldwide.

With 53 main trails and glades entirely interconnected, we offer nearly endless possibilities of runs to satisfy skiers and snowboarders at all levels of experience.

Sutton, simply delightful, welcomes one and all.

Sutton Weather & Snow Report

Sutton Climate

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Sutton Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 17 % Intermediate: 45 % Advanced: 21 % Experts Only: 17 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 1,312 ft (400 m) Summit Elevation: 3,175 ft (968 m) Vertical Drop: 1,500 ft (457 m) Skiable Area: 104 acres (42 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 185 in (470 cm) Snowmaking: 60 % Number of Lifts: 9 Lift Capacity: 11,800 per hour Types of Lifts: 6 Double Chairs 2 Quad Chairs 1 Hi-Speed Quad Number of Trails: 53 Longest Run: 9,398 ft (2,865 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 450 538-2545 Snow Phone: 450 866-7639 Facsimile: 450 538-0080

Source: goski.ca

Mont Ste-Marie -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:54:00 -0700

About Mont Ste-Marie

Mont Ste-Marie is the highest peak and the best ski and ride experience in the Outaouais. Mont Ste-Marie offers 24 exciting trails spanning two mountain peaks, the region's best Half Pipe, best parks, two high speed detachable quad lifts, state of the art grooming and snowmaking equipment and excellent après amenities - all just a scenic 55 minute drive from downtown Ottawa! With two high speed detachable quads and virtually no lift lines, you get more ride time.

Take Highway 5 north through Hull, then catch the 105 North. Stay on the 105 and follow the blue signs to the resort. Approximate drive time 55 minutes.

Mont Ste-Marie Weather & Snow Report

Mont Ste-Marie Climate

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Mont Ste-Marie Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 18 % Intermediate: 25 % Advanced: 37 % Experts Only: 20 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 1,000 ft (305 m) Summit Elevation: 2,250 ft (686 m) Vertical Drop: 1,250 ft (381 m) Skiable Area: 115 acres (47 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 120 in (305 cm) Snowmaking: 90 % Number of Lifts: 3 Lift Capacity: 5,900 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Surface Lift 2 Hi-Speed Quads Number of Trails: 24 Longest Run: 10,000 ft (3,048 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 819 467-5200 Snow Phone: 800 567-1256 Facsimile: 819 467-2370

Source: goski.ca

Mont Shefford -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:51:00 -0700

About Mont Shefford

Mont Shefford is the ideal location for a simple day trip to the mountains for some good winter sports or a family ski vacation to Quebec. Mont Shefford, Located in Granby, Quebec offers Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding with no restricted areas. There is a terrain Park and Half pike for the thrill seekers and accommodations are available for the vacation goers.

Mont Shefford offers all amenities to makes your ski holiday perfect, from equipment rentals to ski and snowboard lessons, you'll find what you need. Additional activities in the area include snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and X-C skiing.

This Resort has been designed with the skier in mind, making it accessible yet secluded and allowing a full mountain of terrain without having to hike miles for a lift. Mont Shefford, recognizes all levels of skiers and you'll find that no matter what your difficulty level is set at you'll be satisfied with this hill.

"One day here will make you want to return over and over again"

Mont Shefford Weather & Snow Report

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Mont Shefford Climate

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Mont Shefford Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 28 % Intermediate: 29 % Advanced: 24 % Experts Only: 19 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 665 ft (203 m) Summit Elevation: 1,365 ft (416 m) Vertical Drop: 700 ft (213 m) Skiable Area: 65 acres (26 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 96 in (244 cm) Number of Lifts: 3 Lift Capacity: 1,800 per hour Types of Lifts: 3 T-Bars Number of Trails: 21 Longest Run: 1,600 ft (488 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 450 372-1550 Facsimile: 450 372-1550

Source: goski.ca

Mont Saint-Sauveur -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:48:00 -0700

About Saint Sauveur

One of the world's best destinations for night skiing, Mont Saint-Sauveur's 500,000-watt lighting system turns night into day! Perched above the charming village of Saint-Sauveur, this premiere ski centre offers dozens of varied trails on five mountains, each served by state-of-the-art chair lifts.

Boasting the longest ski season due to its ample snow-making equipment, Mont Saint Sauveur stays open until early June.

Mont Saint-Sauveur offers far more than great downhill skiing. There's also tube-sliding, snow rafting, ice skating, snowshoeing and, only minutes away, dog-sledding and horseback riding.

Saint Sauveur Weather & Snow Report

Saint Sauveur Climate

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Saint Sauveur Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 24 % Intermediate: 24 % Advanced: 39 % Experts Only: 13 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 1,365 ft (416 m) Summit Elevation: 2,065 ft (629 m) Vertical Drop: 700 ft (213 m) Skiable Area: 142 acres (57 hectares) Snowmaking: 100 % Number of Lifts: 8 Lift Capacity: 15,604 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Magic Carpet 1 Double Chairs 1 Triple Chairs 1 Quad Chair 4 Quadruple Detachable Chairs Number of Trails: 38 Longest Run: 4,921 ft (1,500 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 450 227-4671 Snow Phone: 450 227-4671 Facsimile: 450 227-2065

Source: goski.ca

Mont Orignal -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:44:00 -0700

Mont Orignal Weather & Snow Report

Mont Orignal Climate

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Mont Orignal Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 27 % Intermediate: 20 % Advanced: 46 % Experts Only: 7 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 205 ft (62 m) Summit Elevation: 970 ft (296 m) Vertical Drop: 765 ft (233 m) Number of Lifts: 4 Lift Capacity: 3,600 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Six Place Chair 1 Double Chair 1 Single Chair 1 Surface Lift Number of Trails: 21 Longest Run: 5,900 ft (1,798 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 418 625-1551 Snow Phone: 418 625-1555 Facsimile: 418 625-1552

Source: goski.ca

Mont Orford -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:39:00 -0700

About Mont Orford

Mont Orford features four faces down three impressive mountains, Mont Orford, Mont Giroux and Alfred Desrochers. From atop of the three mountains, Mont Orford Tourist Resort offers a striking panoramic vista, taking in vast Lake Memphrmagog, the Appalachians, and on a clear day, up to 50 miles to the U.S. border and beyond.

Mont Orford is the highest of the three peaks rising 853 meters (2,800 feet). It offers novices a large scenic trail four km long and experienced skiers and snowboarders breathtaking runs with and without moguls.

The north face offers a singularly panoramic view, and the east face leads directly to the condos in Village Mt. Orford, nestled at the foot of the mountain. The village is served by three trails and a quad chair lift.

Mont Alfred-Desrochers rises 800 meters (2,625 feet) in the shadow of Mont Orford. The trails pass through a fir forest and are distinctly romantic.

The Parc du Mont Orford also has 50 km of cross-country trails in an outstanding wildlife area, and 10 km of snowshoe trails.

Orford lies only 30 minutes north of the U.S. border. Both Interstates 91 and 93 provide easy access from the south. Montreal is only about an hour's drive.

From Montreal take Autoroute 10 east to exits 115 and 118 and follow the signs.

Mont Orford Weather & Snow Report

Mont Orford Climate

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Mont Orford Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 38 % Intermediate: 32 % Advanced: 25 % Experts Only: 5 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 1,000 ft (305 m) Summit Elevation: 2,800 ft (853 m) Vertical Drop: 1,800 ft (549 m) Skiable Area: 186 acres (75 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 140 in (356 cm) Snowmaking: 85 % Number of Lifts: 8 Lift Capacity: 11,400 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Beginner Lift 1 T-Bar 3 Double Chairs 1 Triple Chair 2 Quad Chairs Number of Trails: 43 Longest Run: 13,200 ft (4,023 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 819 843-6548 Snow Phone: 800 567-2772 Facsimile: 819 847-2487

Source: goski.ca

Mont Olympia -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:35:00 -0700

About Mont Olympia

Mont Olympia is above all a family resort where skiing or snowboarding is extremely safe. The 23 trails suited for beginners and youngster, parents and expert, offer a great sens of pleasure. The Cafeteria, Restaurant, Customer Service and Ski School will accomodate your special needs. The whole family is guaranteed to be satisfied.

Olympia Weather & Snow Report

Olympia Climate

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Olympia Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 68 % Intermediate: 20 % Advanced: 5 % Experts Only: 7 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 656 ft (200 m) Summit Elevation: 2,000 ft (610 m) Vertical Drop: 656 ft (200 m) Skiable Area: 150 acres (61 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 80 in (203 cm) Snowmaking: 54 % Number of Lifts: 6 Lift Capacity: 7,500 per hour Types of Lifts: 3 Surface 1 Triple Chair 2 Quads Number of Trails: 23 Longest Run: 4,500 ft (1,372 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 450 227-4671 Snow Phone: 450 227-4671 Facsimile: 450 227-2065

Source: goski.ca

Mont Habitant -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:31:00 -0700

About Habitant

Mont Habitant has been an innovative ski hill for over 40 years. It is Quebec's first ski area to offer weekend ski classes for children. Our snowmaking system covers 100% of our slopes and we offer superior conditions day and night, for all levels of skiers, snowboarders and bladers. We have never changed our focus... the personal touch! You always feel welcome. Mont Habitant is still the best family ski area.

Habitant Weather & Snow Report

Habitant Climate

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Habitant Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 30 % Intermediate: 40 % Advanced: 30 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 700 ft (213 m) Summit Elevation: 1,250 ft (381 m) Vertical Drop: 550 ft (168 m) Skiable Area: 55 acres (22 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 130 in (330 cm) Snowmaking: 100 % Number of Lifts: 3 Lift Capacity: 4,650 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Surface Lift 1 Double Chair 1 Quad Chair Number of Trails: 11 Longest Run: 3,000 ft (914 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 450 227-2637 Snow Phone: 450 227-2637 Facsimile: 450 227-8603

Source: goski.ca

Mont Grand Fonds -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:28:00 -0700

About Grand Fonds

In a totally natural environment, far from the suburbs and surrounded by snow-covered evergreens, the Regional Park of Mont Grand-Fonds unrolls its white carpet. Located some 150 kilometers east of Quebec City, the Park is the ideal place for outdoor sport lovers and bids them a warm welcome.

Grand-Fonds reveals the mysteries of its mountain close to a city full of historical and cultural treasures, of regional gastronomy, on the shores of the St.Lawrence river and its ice flows, in a breathtaking decor.

With a yearly average of 650 centimeters of natural snow, the mountain's daily maintenance offers excellent skiing conditions, all season long.

Grand Fonds Weather & Snow Report

Grand Fonds Climate

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Grand Fonds Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 28 % Intermediate: 36 % Advanced: 21 % Experts Only: 15 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 1,200 ft (366 m) Summit Elevation: 2,400 ft (732 m) Vertical Drop: 1,200 ft (366 m) Skiable Area: 100 acres (40 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 120 in (305 cm) Snowmaking: 50 % Number of Lifts: 2 Lift Capacity: 4,400 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 T-Bar 1 Quad Chair Number of Trails: 13 Longest Run: 8,200 ft (2,499 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 418 665-0095 Snow Phone: 518 665-4405 Facsimile: 418 665-0085

Source: goski.ca

Mont Garceau -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:24:00 -0700

About Garceau

Located in the Lanaudiere Region just north of Montreal and only three killometers outside the lovely village of St Donat, Mont Garceau is a great resort for all ski levels but is particularaly good for advanced and expert skiers.

The resort has a good selection of trails, a good snowboard park with a half pipe, ski and snowboard lessons, rentals, a childrens program with day care facilities, cross country trails and snowmobile trails.

Garceau Weather & Snow Report

Garceau Climate

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Garceau Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 33 % Intermediate: 34 % Advanced: 33 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 1,400 ft (427 m) Summit Elevation: 2,400 ft (732 m) Vertical Drop: 1,000 ft (305 m) Skiable Area: 200 acres (81 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 120 in (305 cm) Snowmaking: 90 % Number of Lifts: 5 Lift Capacity: 4,160 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Platter Lift 1 T-Bar 1 Poma 1 Double Chair 1 Quad Chair Number of Trails: 16 Longest Run: 1,900 ft (579 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 819 424-2784 Snow Phone: 800 GARCEAU Facsimile: 819 424-3931

Source: goski.ca

Mont Gabriel -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:19:00 -0700

About Mont Gabriel

Ski Mount-Gabriel with the sun! Imagine a beautiful day of slips as you like them. Exceptional conditions and the soft rays of the sun which heat you the end of nose, all that at the best price of Laurentides. The station modernized its installations with the manufacture of artificial snow so that you can ski in a profusion of snow. A small corner of paradise at small price!

Mont Gabriel Weather & Snow Report

Mont Gabriel Climate

Please note that this climate chart is relative to the nearest large center from the ski resort. Please check the local weather for current conditions.

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Mont Gabriel Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 11 % Intermediate: 44 % Advanced: 17 % Experts Only: 28 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 656 ft (200 m) Summit Elevation: 1,420 ft (433 m) Vertical Drop: 656 ft (200 m) Skiable Area: 900 acres (364 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 80 in (203 cm) Snowmaking: 86 % Number of Lifts: 9 Lift Capacity: 10,220 per hour Types of Lifts: 6 Surface lifts Double T-Bars 1 Triple chair 2 Quad chairs Number of Trails: 18 Longest Run: 3,600 ft (1,097 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 450-227-4671 Snow Phone: 450-227-4671 Facsimile: 450-227-2065

Source: goski.ca

Mont Fortin -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:16:00 -0700

Fortin Weather & Snow Report

Fortin Climate

Please note that this climate chart is relative to the nearest large center from the ski resort. Please check the local weather for current conditions.

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Fortin Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 23 % Intermediate: 33 % Advanced: 44 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 88 ft (27 m) Summit Elevation: 400 ft (122 m) Vertical Drop: 312 ft (95 m) Skiable Area: 72 acres (29 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 144 in (366 cm) Snowmaking: 99 % Number of Lifts: 4 Lift Capacity: 2,880 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Poma 2 T-bars 1 Double chair Number of Trails: 9 Longest Run: 1,312 ft (400 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 418 546-2170 Snow Phone: 418 546-2171 Facsimile: 418 699-6095

Source: goski.ca

Mont Cascades -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 17:13:00 -0700

About Cascades

All levels of skiers and snowboarders can enjoy Mont Cascades Resort. Beginners to experts will have great fun on our nineteen runs which twelve are available for night skiing. Our four chair lifts and two T-bars will ensure you spend less time waiting and more time skiing!

Mont Cascade has online ticket ordering, a full rental and repair shop and an on-site shopping boutique.

Cascades Weather & Snow Report

Cascades Climate

Please note that this climate chart is relative to the nearest large center from the ski resort. Please check the local weather for current conditions.

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Cascades Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 5 % Intermediate: 70 % Advanced: 25 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Vertical Drop: 525 ft (160 m) Number of Lifts: 6 Types of Lifts: 2 T-bars 1 Beginner Chair 2 Double Chairs 1 Triple Chairs Number of Trails: 19 Longest Run: 2,248 ft (685 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 819 827-0301 Facsimile: 819 827-2042

Source: goski.ca

Mont Blanc -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 17:08:00 -0700

About Mont Blanc

Mont Blanc is a popular year-round vacation destination located at the gateway to the Mont-Tremblant region, just over an hour north of Montréal. Whether skiing with friends, vacationing with the family, or just planning a quick weekend getaway, Mont Blanc is known for excellent value vacations in the heart of the Laurentians.

In winter, it’s one of Québec’s leading ski resorts with the 2nd highest ski mountain in the Laurentians: 41 trails and terrain parks, on 3 mountain faces provide a great choice of terrain for all levels of skier and snowboarder. And winter fun isn’t limited to the mountain; guests enjoy delicious dining in our "Le Chamonix" dining room and après-ski relaxation in the steaming hot tub by the large indoor pool.

Mont Blanc Weather & Snow Report

Mont Blanc Climate

Please note that this climate chart is relative to the nearest large center from the ski resort. Please check the local weather for current conditions.

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Mont Blanc Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 17 % Intermediate: 29 % Advanced: 39 % Experts Only: 15 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Vertical Drop: 1000 ft (333 m) Skiable Area: 150 acres (61 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 140 in (356 cm) Snowmaking: 85 % Number of Lifts: 7 Lift Capacity: 11,000 per hour Types of Lifts: 2 Surface Lifts 3 Triple Chairs 2 Quad Chairs Number of Trails: 41 Longest Run: 5,280 ft (1,609 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 1 800 567-6715 Facsimile: 819 688-6112

Source: goski.ca

Mont Avila -- Ski Resort

noreply@blogger.com (yyzgeorge) — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 17:04:00 -0700

About Mont Avila

Nestled in the heart of the Valley of Saint-Sauveur and only 45 minutes from downtown Montreal. Mont Avila is one of Canada’s leaders in the sports and leisure industry: we are in constant development of winter sports and leisure activities. Mont Avila is the ideal place to live an unforgettable working experience.

Mont Avila Weather & Snow Report

Mont Avila Climate

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Mont Avila Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 18 % Intermediate: 27 % Advanced: 49 % Experts Only: 6 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 615 ft (187 m) Summit Elevation: 1,365 ft (416 m) Vertical Drop: 615 ft (187 m) Skiable Area: 35 acres (14 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 80 in (203 cm) Snowmaking: 100 % Number of Lifts: 3 Lift Capacity: 4,400 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 High-Speed Quad 1 Triple Chair 1 Double Chair Number of Trails: 11 Longest Run: 3,445 ft (1,050 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 450 227-4671 Snow Phone: 450 227-4671 Facsimile: 450 227-2065

Source: goski.ca