Mont Saint-Sauveur Ski Resort

Mont Saint-Sauveur

Projected Opening: Nov 08
Projected Closing: May 16
Lifts: 9
Trails: 42
Skiable Terrain: 57 ac
Base: 666'
Summit: 1,365'
Vertical Drop: 699'
Average Snowfall: 91"

Snowfall

91"

Annual Snowfall

Nov6"
Dec24"
Jan31"
Feb23"
Mar17"
Apr3"

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Mont Saint-Sauveur, located in the heart of the Laurentian region of Quebec plays an important role in the history of the ski industry in Quebec. The ski area comprises 142 acres of skiable terrain with a 700 foot vertical drop. The area has 8 beginner trails, 9 intermediate, 16 difficult and 5 extremely difficult. They have 100% snowmaking capabilities as well as 7 high performance grooming machines. The resort also offers guests luxury hotels like the Manoir Saint-Sauveur and Hotel & Spa Mont Gabriel. Those looking for dining options will find the T-Bar 70 very enjoyable.

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Nov 08, 2026
Projected closing date
May 16, 2027
Projected Days Open
162
Years Open
92
Average Snowfall
91"

Terrain

Runs in Total

Longest Run

0.9 mi

Skiable Terrain

57 ac

Night Skiing

118 ac

Snow Making

57 ac

Lifts

High Speed Sixes

High Speed Quads

Quad Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Cafeteria and bar, ski shop and lessons, day care for ages 2 to 5, and first aid onsite. One-hundred percent snowmaking.

Reviews

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One of the first hills I skied on when I was very young, I continue to ski to this day and be a season pass holder due to the hill being one of the most fun and challenging hills in Quebec. Lots of snow. Knowledgeable staff and snow making crew. Night skiing is superb. Awesome chalet and apres ski…

nathanwardstruthers

Jan 16, 2015