Best 

 Peaks Overall

The rank-order of Quebec ski resorts we’ve been to based on overall mountain experience.

#1 in Quebec

Le Massif de Charlevoix

Petite-Rivière-Saint-François, QC

Petite-Rivière-Saint-François, QC


MOUNTAIN SCORE

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66

  +   Pros
  • Extraordinary footprint overlooking St. Lawrence River
  • Competitive vertical drop
  • Exceptional glade terrain
  • Reasonable crowds
  • High-speed lifts
  –   Cons
  • Much more difficult to reach than other Northeast ski resorts
  • Lower-mountain terrain reliability
  • Limited lodging

While it isn’t the most consistent ski area in the East, this Quebec resort’s otherworldly river views, reasonable crowds, and strong terrain allow it to stand out considerably versus anything else within thousands of miles of it.

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#2 in Quebec

Tremblant

Mont-Tremblant, QC

Mont-Tremblant, QC


MOUNTAIN SCORE

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61

  +   Pros
  • Terrain diversity
  • Ease of navigation
  • Modern lift infrastructure
  • Spectacular base village
  –   Cons
  • Frigid temperatures
  • Crowd flow on busy days

This busy, frigid resort offers a well-rounded East Coast experience and spectacular base village.

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#3 in Quebec

Mont-Sainte-Anne

Beaupré, QC

Beaupré, QC


MOUNTAIN SCORE

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61

  +   Pros
  • Terrain diversity
  • Fast lifts
  • St. Lawrence River views
  • Available night skiing
  • Value
  –   Cons
  • Much more difficult to reach than other Northeast ski resorts
  • Some navigational challenges, especially around the summit
  • Some frontside snow reliability issues

While its northern location may dissuade some from visiting, this Quebec resort’s broad diversity and high-quality terrain make it a standout option versus other East Coast ski resorts.

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#4 in Quebec

Owl's Head

Mansonville, QC

Mansonville, QC


MOUNTAIN SCORE

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56

  +   Pros
  • Excellent views of Lake Memphremagog
  • Non-existent crowds
  • Simple layout served almost entirely by high-speed lifts
  –   Cons
  • Small size
  • Lack of facilities beyond base lodge
  • Lower snow totals than nearby resorts in Northern Vermont

This Eastern Township Quebec mountain offers great views, reliable snowmaking, and affordable lift tickets, all wrapped in a low-key, uncrowded setting.

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#5 in Quebec

Mont Sutton

Sutton, QC

Sutton, QC


MOUNTAIN SCORE

54

  +   Pros
  • Exceptional glade footprint
  • Terrain diversity for a range of abilities
  • Unique Eastern Canadian charm
  • Value
  –   Cons
  • Outdated lift infrastructure
  • Limited lodging
  • Short vertical drop, even for the Northeast
  • Early-season reliability of glade terrain

Despite outdated lifts, a remote location, and a modest vertical drop, this southern Quebec resort’s glade terrain and lower-than-average crowds make it a unique option for an East Coast ski vacation.

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#6 in Quebec

Mont Orford

Orford, QC

Orford, QC


MOUNTAIN SCORE

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52

  +   Pros
  • Low crowds and local feel
  • Technical glade terrain
  • Lift ticket value
  –   Cons
  • Small size
  • Variable quality of conditions
  • Mostly slow lifts

While this Eastern Township Quebec ski area becomes a legitimate expert’s playground when conditions allow, its small size and variable conditions hurt its overall appeal.

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