Montreal: A Place for Skiers of Various Kinds

Montreal is located in southwest Quebec, Canada, on the Island of Montreal and the surrounding islands in Saint Lawrence River. It is the economic center and a major port of Quebec, and the second largest city in Canada. With a heavy snowfall, Montreal is a good choice for ski sports in winter.

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Mont Sutton is 114 km southeast to Montreal, about 90 minutes’ drive. With a rather heavy snowfall, the scenery in the snow resort is intoxicating. Compared with other snow resorts, Mont Sutton is steeper with more challenging ski tracks. There are 60 ski tracks, 9 cable cars and unique glades which account for 45% of the resort. Besides, there are 204 exits on the tracks, offering multiple choices to galloping skiers.

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Mont Tremblant, located in Laurentians and known as the Top 1 ski resort in North America, attracts streams of visitors all year round. The resort’s total area is 662 hectares, with 95 ski tracks, offering abundant choices for skiers of different levels. Besides, there are also countless entertainments: 30 odd restaurants, bars and cafés, 35 boutiques and stores. After driving to the resort, visitors can not only ski to their heart’s content, but also enjoy delicacy in the restaurant or sip a cup of hot coffee to drive away the exhaustion.

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Mont-Orford National Park sits to the southeast of Montreal, about 1 hour and 20 minutes’ drive away. The land is broad and flat, with intoxicating scenery of clear four seasons. It’s the best choice for winter sports. So bring your family and friends, spare 24 hours to the nature, ski on the slope or admire the snow mountains by the camp fire. Come to Mont-Orford National Park this winter for an unforgettable experience!