Mont-Sainte-Anne -- Ski Resort

About Mont-Sainte-Anne

Mont-Sainte-Anne, built by the Quebec government in 1965, but sold to private investors, has three faces and 56 trails covering 428 acres of terrain -- the largest range of trails in eastern Canada. But 20 years before the official opening of the ski area, Mont-Sainte-Anne was the host, in February 1947, of the Alpine Skiing Canadian Championships. This event was the first in a long list of major competitions that would happen here. Mont-Sainte-Anne, which was recently purchased by The Resorts of the Canadian Rockies Ltd., offers the unique advantage of a world-class resort and a historic city offering a French European atmosphere.

Mont-Sainte-Anne Weather & Snow Report

Mont-Sainte-Anne Climate

Please note that this climate chart is relative to the nearest large center from the ski resort. Please check the local weather for current conditions.

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Mont-Sainte-Anne Hill Statistics

TRAIL RATINGS Beginner: 23 % Intermediate: 46 % Advanced: 18 % Experts Only: 13 % MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 575 ft (175 m) Summit Elevation: 2,625 ft (800 m) Vertical Drop: 2,050 ft (625 m) Skiable Area: 428 acres (173 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 160 in (406 cm) Snowmaking: 80 % Number of Lifts: 13 Lift Capacity: 18,560 per hour Types of Lifts: 1 Magic Carpet 5 Surface Lifts 2 Double Chairs 1 Triple Chair 2 Quad Chairs 1 Hi-Speed Quads 1 Gondola Number of Trails: 56 Longest Run: 19,008 ft (5,794 m) CONTACT INFORMATION Telephone: 418 827-4561 Snow Phone: 888 827-4579 Facsimile: 418 827-3121


Source: goski.ca