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Mont Saint-Sauveur

Location

Piedmont

Canada

45° 53' 10.896" N, 74° 7' 59.7" W

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CA

General info:

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. BASE: 666ft SUMMIT: 1364ft VERTICAL DROP: 698ft NO. OF. LIFTS: 8 Gondolas: 0 Chairs: 7 Surface: 1

Costs:

DAY PASS ADULTS weekday: CAD$53.23 DAY PASS CHILDREN weekday: CAD$13.18 DAY PASS ADULTS weekend: CAD$53.23 DAY PASS CHILDREN weekend: CAD$13.18 We recommend to confirm the latest prices from the resorts website as the prices might have changed after last update.

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