Mont-Sainte-Anne

Mont-Sainte-Anne has the most exciting network of biking trails East of the country, with 135 km of cross-country bike trails for all levels of ability and 32 km of downhill trail network. It offers everything from fast-paced adrenaline rushes to turns that are easy for the less experienced to handle. The "Enduro" season pass lets you ride the cablecar free once a day and grants you access to any mountain trail you please. Ten times as much fun—guaranteed! And don't forget about the pump track at the foot of the mountain. No more excuses for not tearing up the trails this summer.

At the base of Mont-Sainte-Anne, 42 km of trails for all levels allow hikers to roam through a vast diversified terrain, like panoramic loops or technical trails. After getting to the summit with our panoramic gondolas, you should make a stop at the lookout tower to enjoy a 360 degrees panoramic view of the St. Lawrence River, the South shore, Orléans Island and even the Laurentian mountain range, going all the way to Québec City. A multitude of trails with interpretation panels and spectacular view on North and West shores are offered for your entire satisfaction.

Only 30 minutes from Québec City, Mont-Sainte-Anne is a 4-season activities in a breathtaking setting. The skiable terrain includes 71 trails and 2 snow parks spread across 3 sides of the mountain. After sundown, 19 trails remain floodlit. Enjoy the "boardercross" and alpine hiking. The XC ski centre offers 184 km of trails, including 176 km for skating. In summer, discover our XC, DH and Enduro bike trails and hiking trails at the base and the top of the mountain for all levels. Le Grand Vallon golf course offers 18 or 9 holes with a splendid view on the mountain.

Mont-Sainte-Anne offers you to climb to the summit with your skins or your split board and then enjoy your favourite trail among the 71 available, thanks to ascent paths for alpine touring skiers. Those paths are located on the South Side and North Side of the mountain. This allows the alpine touring skiers to ski both faces of the mountain, covering a variety of terrain. While alpine touring in ski resorts is most of the time offered along the existing downhill slopes, these 5 trails take hikers through picturesque scenery of the mountain forests.

Only 7 km from Mont-Sainte-Anne ski centre, accessible by car or by cross-country ski trails, Mont-Sainte-Anne cross-country ski centre has 184 km of trails, including 176 km network for skating. Rustic cottages, cafeteria, shop, rental equipment and waxing room on site. It has several snowshoeing trails for your enjoyment with varied courses. Mont-Sainte-Anne is recognized as one of the largest cross-country ski centre East of Canada.

Mont-Sainte-Anne has the largest cross-country ski centre in Canada, with its 200 km (124.3 mi.) of trails, including 191 km (118.7-mi.) network for skating. It is located only 7 km (4.3 mi.) from the downhill ski trails and could be accessible by car or cross-country ski trails. Rustic cottages, cafeteria, shop, rental equipment and waxing room on site. Several snowshoeing trails for your enjoyment (60 km/37.3 mi.) with varied courses and 26 km (16 mi.) of fat bike trails.

Only 30 minutes from Québec City, Mont-Sainte-Anne boasts incredible ski conditions with 71 trails, 2 snow parks, 1 boardercross run and 3 trails of alpine touring, all of them spread over 3 sides of the mountain. With 19 illuminated runs, Mont-Sainte-Anne has the highest vertical drop for night skiing in Canada. This resort, renowned for the quality of its snow and the daily grooming of its slopes, has one of the province's longest ski seasons. The gondola affords a breathtaking view of the St. Lawrence River.