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Mont-Sainte-Anne
Quebec
Mont-Sainte-Anne offers the unique advantage of a world-class resort and a historic city offering a French European atmosphere.
Recent investments in snowmaking and grooming ensure that the snow conditions are always the best. And, Mont-Sainte-Anne has the highest vertical in Canada for night skiing.
Advanced skiers and snowboarders will find almost all the expert terrain on the south face, while novices will enjoy the north and west sides.
Snowboard and Cross-Country
Snowboarders are welcome all over the mountain and will especially enjoy the 26.250 sq. meter (282,500 sq.ft.) snowboard park which includes a half-pipe. Mont-Sainte-Anne has been a regular stop on the Snowboard World Cup tour.
Cross-country skiers will find 212 km of groomed trails for classic striders and 125 km for skaters at Mont-Sainte-Anne Cross Country Centre, just minutes from the downhill area. The site is recognized as one of the finest Nordic centers in Canada and has hosted several national championship events.
Mont-Sainte-Anne added several new features , including a gladed trail for intermediates, a new half-pipe, a new magic carpet lift, new ski school packages and a new ski bus from Montreal and Trois-Rivières.
The dynamic and avant-garde ski and snowboard school, offers private and group lessons for beginners to expert skiers and snowboarders, seven days a week.
To reach Mont-Sainte-Anne from Quebec City, take Route 138 east to Beaupre and Route 360 to Mont-Sainte-Anne.
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