Mont Sainte-Anne

About Mont Sainte-Anne

Mont-Sainte-Anne, located in Beaupré, Quebec, just 24 miles northeast of Quebec City, is a premier ski resort nestled in the Laurentian Mountain chain. With a summit elevation of 2,624.67 feet and a vertical drop of 2,050.52 feet, it offers a dynamic skiing experience for all levels. The resort boasts 71 downhill ski trails covering 44.12 miles across the southern, northern, and western sides of the mountain, with an additional 19 trails for night skiing, making it the highest vertical for night skiing in Canada. With an average annual snowfall of 187 inches, Mont-Sainte-Anne provides consistent, quality conditions for winter sports enthusiasts.

The ski resort is known for providing guests with spectacular scenery, long groomed trails and no shortage of family-friendly activities. The ski terrain offers a wide variety of terrain that ranges from beginner to advanced. The skiable terrain includes 71 trails, and 4 snow parks spread across 3 sides of the mountain. After sundown, 19 trails remain floodlit and become the highest vertical drop for night skiing in the country. Since its official opening in 1966, Mont-Sainte-Anne has grown into a world-class destination, hosting numerous international competitions, including World Cup alpine races and the Snowboard Cross FIS World Cup in 2023.

The resort has continued to evolve under private ownership since 1994, with significant investments in trail development and snowmaking technology. After skiing, Mont-Sainte-Anne offers a variety of activities year-round. In winter, visitors can enjoy cross-country skiing on Canada's largest trail network, snowshoeing, dog sledding and more.

Cross-country skiers paradise

Terrain for all levels

Family-friendly vibes

Night skiing

Easy access from Quebec City

How to get to Mont Sainte-Anne

Getting to Mont-Sainte-Anne is easy by flying into Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport (YQB), which is about 24 miles away. The drive takes around 50 minutes via Highway 138. For transportation options, travelers can rent a car, take a shuttle service, or arrange private transfers. Other airport options include Montréal–Trudeau International Airport (YUL) and Canadian Forces Base Bagotville (YBG), 186 and 108 miles away respectively. You can expect a commute time of between two to three hours.

The resort offers convenient access to slopes with ski-in ski-out accommodations. Shuttle services and local transportation options make it easy to explore nearby attractions like the Sainte-Anne Basilica. Whether on foot, by car, or shuttle, you'll have no trouble navigating this picturesque area.

Skiing in Mont Sainte-Anne

Just 24 miles northeast of Quebec City, Mont-Sainte-Anne is your go-to spot for epic skiing in the Laurentian Mountain range. With a summit elevation of 2,624.67 feet and a vertical drop of 2,050.52 feet, this resort serves up 71 trails that’ll satisfy any skier's appetite for adventure. And if you’re up for some after-dark action, Mont-Sainte-Anne has you covered with Canada’s highest vertical for night skiing—19 trails lit up and ready for evening thrills.

Family vacations in Mont Sainte-Anne

Mont-Sainte-Anne is a winter wonderland perfect for family vacations, offering a wide array of activities that go beyond skiing. For those who enjoy the great outdoors, the Mestachibo Trail is a must-explore hike, featuring stunning views of the Jean-Larose Waterfalls. After a day on the slopes, unwind at one of the nearby Nordic spas, where you can indulge in the relaxing benefits of alternating hot and cold treatments, along with massage therapy and body care.