Le Massif de Charlevoix Ski Resort

Le Massif de Charlevoix

Projected Opening
Dec 04
Projected Closing
Apr 11
Lifts
8
Trails
53
Skiable Terrain
406 ac
Base
118'
Summit
2,644'
Vertical Drop
2,526'
Average Snowfall
166"
Snowfall
166"
Annual Snowfall
  • Nov7"
  • Dec32"
  • Jan39"
  • Feb43"
  • Mar41"
  • Apr12"

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Le Massif de Charlevoix
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apres-ski-DJ ©JSCHP
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Rising high above the mighty St. Lawrence River in the heart of Quebec's Charlevoix is Le Massif, a sleeping giant of a mountain that's home to some of the most spectacular skiing in Eastern Canada. Le Massif is about one hour east of Quebec City and its international airport, not far from Mont-Sainte-Anne, and in the centre of the province's picturesque Charlevoix region. It is known for its commanding views of the St. Lawrence, steep runs, state-of-the-art facilities, and tantalizing cuisine that's some of the best you'll find at any ski area's base in Canada. It's also the mountain with the greatest vertical drop (770 metres; 2,526 feet) and the largest annual snowfall (650 cm; 21 feet) east of the Canadian Rockies.
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Important Dates

  • Projected opening date
    Dec 04, 2026
  • Projected closing date
    Apr 11, 2027
  • Projected Days Open
    111
  • Days Open Last Year
    121
  • Years Open
    46
  • Average Snowfall
    166"

Terrain

Beginners Runs
22%
Intermediate Runs
31%
Advanced Runs
34%
Expert Runs
12%
Runs in Total
53
Longest Run
3.2 mi
Skiable Terrain
406 ac
Snow Making
174 ac

Lifts

8
Gondolas & Trams
1
High Speed Quads
3
Surface Lifts
4

Inside Scoop

ski-famille ©Jean-Sébastien Chartier Plante
Cafeteria and pub, ski shop with rental and lessons, day care on weekends for ages 6 month to 12 years (season pass available for 2 years and up), first aid center on-site, and hospital located only 10 miles away. Sixty percent snowmaking. The resort now also offers free guided tours at all times, and a new shuttle service between Quebec City and its slopes. Camp-Boule (housed in a historical building located at the peak of the mountain) has games, movies on the big screen, a lunch counter, and La Camp-Tine, where sweet or savory crepes, soups and sandwiches are served. Also see Camp-Buse, located mid-mountain with a scenic deck and wood stove for hot meals.
We are in the midst of COVID. Skied dec 29, 2020, with 12 runs open including a long run down to Gondola base. But the lines are over 30 mins wait and very slow. Considering we can ski during COVID, I'm thankful and have no complaints against Le Massif. But we have lots of selfish clowns who re…
Simon Murray
Dec 29, 2020