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Owl's Head Ski Resort

QUEBEC / OWL'S HEAD

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Elevation
682'
Base
2,470'
Summit
1,772'
Vertical Drop
Trails
50
175 Acres
Lifts
6
4 Types
Snowfall
127"
Annual Snowfall
10"
Nov
26"
Dec
33"
Jan
38"
Feb
26"
Mar
4"
Apr

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Owl's Head

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 06, 2025

Projected closing date

Apr 19, 2026

Projected Days Open

160

Days Open Last Year

136

Years Open

60

Average Snowfall

127"

Terrain

Runs in Total
50
Longest Run
0.9 mi
Skiable Terrain
175 ac
Snow Making
147 ac

Lifts

6

High Speed Quads
2
Quad Chairs
2
Double Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
1

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Louis Botta

Came over on the heels of the mid-March Nor'easter that hit New England and the Maritimes. We skied Owl's Nest on our second day, and the conditions were perfect. Everything was open, amazing glades, high-pitched steeps, and delicious cruisers. The high-speed quad allowed access to challenging terrain and Owl's head doesn't prevaricate when they rate a trail, no grading inflation. The black diamonds were REALLY black diamonds. The Blues were really blues. We found this ski area to be a perfect place for a family. The cafeteria is well suited and has some very good dishes. Lots of room downstairs to change and store belongings. Outstanding views from the terrace overlooking the slopes. And the mountain Our concerns were first, the lack of signage, especially at the intersection of blacks and double blacks where someone could make a serious mistake. Second, there were no large map displays at top of lifts except in one lift serving blues and greens. And the guest services desk had no maps, just Xerox copies of their website map that was hardly readable. Lastly, neither the ski shop nor the guest service had any type of sourvenirs, stickers etc. With such an outstanding mountain, they're losing valuable profits..... Overall, worth a trip from the States, and when combined with the other three resorts in the Eastern Townships and the amazing town of Magog, full of life, restaurants and one superb microbrewery, this area merits an entire vacation.

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