Mont Blanc
Mont Blanc is the second highest ski resort in the Laurentians. Situated about 75 minutes north of Montreal in Saint-Faustin-Lac-Carré, QC, they offer a remarkable amount of variety. Catering from beginner to expert, and from young to young-at-heart, everyone is bound to find something that appeals. 42 trails are spread across 3 mountain
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Technical Facts
Vertical Drop - 660 feet / Trails - 42 / Total Number of Lifts - 7 / Gondolas - 0 / Chairlifts - 5 / Surface - 2
The Mountain and the Ski Trails
The Mont Blanc side is the main side of the
Mont Faustin, the second and central side of the hill, is loved for its long, wide, cruising-type trails. Pitches are generally consistent, and the beginner trails, namely the Suisse and the Panda, are perfectly suited for learning the fundamentals. Trails like the Lynx and the Renard are
Moving over to the third peak, Mont Blanc Nord is a retreat for advanced skiers. It offers only intermediate and advanced
Unique Features
Located at the bottom of the Mont Blanc side, the main chalet features many services setting it apart from other ski hills. The beautifully-renovated cafeteria is large and has an endless list of meal options, and the indoor pool, hot tub, and spa is a great way to end the day. "Jungle Magique", a large indoor play center, is a much larger version of something you'd find at
At the top of Mont Faustin lies everybody's
Unique to Mont Blanc is their many different lodging options. In the main building at the bottom of the Mont Blanc side, visitors will find the Auberge. Featuring hotel-style rooms, guests have access to the pool area and Jungle
Why visit Mont Blanc?
Bigger than most places in the Laurentians, and with three distinct mountain sides, Mont Blanc has a resort feel without the crowds and the cost of Tremblant. They also offer great variety: there is something for everybody, regardless of age, interests, or ability. Lastly, Mont Blanc presents the perfect environment and facilities for families. The ski school and giant play park ensure that kids are educated and entertained, and the friendly, laid-back atmosphere appeals to families of all ages. Where Mont Blanc differs, however, is that their vast and varied terrain ensures that parents won't get bored!
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