Mont Tremblant offers the charm of a European ski village without the transatlantic airfare.

• Opening Date: 28 Nov 2024* (Estimated open date based on historical data)
• Closing Date: 21 Apr 2025* (Estimated close date based on historical data)

Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) - 65 miles (2 hours)

Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport (YOW) - 80 miles (2 hours 30 minutes)

With over 100 slopes, a lively après-ski village and wide variety of lodging at the base, Mont Tremblant ticks all the boxes! It’s no wonder Mont Tremblant is so popular with the locals of Montreal. Thanks to its generous number of trails there is terrain for all abilities, including almost 50 black and double black runs. The resort features ski schools, childcare services and non-skiing activities like tubing, snowmobiling, and ice-fishing, which surely will keep the whole family busy! The car-free pedestrian village is home to gourmet restaurants, cozy pubs, and boutique shops, offering a distinctly European vibe. Despite being expensive and located further from Montreal than other resorts, its lively village and exceptional skiing makes it worth it! Plan your visit midweek or outside of peak holiday periods to enjoy quieter slopes.

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A historic ski mountain just 30 minutes from Quebec City, Mont Sainte-Anne is renowned for its long snow season, modern facilities and extensive cross-country skiing opportunities.

• Opening Date: 30 Nov 2024* (Estimated close date based on historical data)
• Closing Date: 21 Apr 2025* (Estimated close date based on historical data)

Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport (YQB) - 30 miles (1 hour)

Mont Sainte-Anne, a historic gem near Quebec City, has evolved significantly since hosting the Canadian Downhill Championships in 1947. Today, it is a haven for both freestyle and traditional skiers. The Snow Park, one of the best in Quebec, features exclusive expert obstacles and a dedicated ski lift, making it a must-visit for freestyle enthusiasts. For those who prefer groomed trails, the resort offers 71 runs spanning 547 skiable acres, with 21% beginner, 32% intermediate and 47% advanced terrain.

For activities beyond skiing, try paragliding, dog sledding, or ice skating for a memorable winter adventure with the family. From budget-friendly lodges to upscale hotels, there are plenty of places to stay at the base of the mountain. While quieter than some resorts, you’ll find a handful of cozy dining spots to unwind after a day on the slopes.

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Le Massif de Charlevoix offers seriously steep slopes, the highest vertical drop at 2,526 feet east of the Canadian Rockies, and breathtaking views of the St. Lawrence River.

• Opening Date: 5 Dec 2024* (Estimated close date based on historical data)
• Closing Date: 20 Apr 2025* (Estimated close date based on historical data)

Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport (YQB) - 58 miles (1 hour 15 minutes)

Perched above the St. Lawrence River, Le Massif de Charlevoix offers a unique mix of challenging terrain, breathtaking views, and one-of-a-kind experiences. Over half of Le Massif’s 53 marked trails are graded as suitable for advanced skiers and there are more than 100 acres of backcountry to explore. For non-skiers there are plenty of activities, including the gondola ride, sledding and even nocturnal sledding! Once you’ve worked up an appetite, you can take a gondola ride and try the Sky fondue experience, or check out the delicious French-inspired dishes in the Summit Chalet cafeteria! Stay at the base for easy access to lifts or enjoy serene summit lodging with panoramic views. Le Massif is the furthest from Montreal on this list, however, guests have the choice of accommodation at both the base and the summit of the resort.

Mont Sutton is celebrated for its extensive glade skiing, authentic alpine village charm and affordable prices, making it a top destination for skiers of all levels.

• Opening Date: 7 Dec 2024* (Estimated close date based on historical data)
• Closing Date: 19 May 2025* (Estimated close date based on historical data)

Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) - 63 miles (2 hours)

Burlington International Airport (BTV) - 68 miles (1 hour 30 minutes)

Plattsburgh International Airport (PBG) - 54 miles (2 hours)

Nestled in the Eastern Townships, Mont Sutton is renowned for its tree-covered terrain, with 45% of its 230 skiable acres dedicated to glades. These glades cater to all ability levels, from beginners enjoying their first tree runs to experts tackling tight, challenging lines. Named one of Canada’s top glade-skiing destinations by leading ski magazines, Mont Sutton offers a unique experience for adventurous skiers and snowboarders. When it’s time to refuel, head to one of the cozy on-mountain chalets for a warm meal or hot drink. Nearby, the charming village of Sutton offers a range of accommodations, from budget-friendly lodges to boutique inns, along with French-inspired restaurants serving local delicacies.

Ski Bromont is a reliable all-round ski destination featuring varied terrain, meticulous grooming, and one of the largest night skiing areas in North America.

• Opening Date: 6 Dec 2024* (Estimated close date based on historical data)
• Closing Date: 6 Apr 2025* (Estimated close date based on historical data)

Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) - 54 miles (1 hour 30 minutes)

Plattsburgh International Airport (PBG) - 61 miles (1 hour 45 minutes)

Burlington International Airport (BTV) - 63 miles (1 hour 45 minutes)

With 450 acres of skiable terrain and 102 trails lit for night skiing, Ski Bromont is the largest and most diverse ski resort in Quebec’s Eastern Townships. Perfect for skiers of all levels, the resort features a mix of groomed trails, challenging terrain parks, and the unique Experience Zone, where toddlers can safely try skiing for the first time.

Night skiing is a highlight, with the Nuits Blanches event keeping slopes open until 2 a.m. on select Saturdays. Hang up the skis and head to the vibrant après-ski party or enjoy dining at on-mountain restaurants. Families will appreciate the professional ski school and the variety of lodging options at the base or in nearby Bromont village.

Mont Orford offers a peaceful skiing experience, surrounded by the unspoilt beauty of Mont-Orford National Park.

• Opening Date: 8 Dec 2024* (Estimated close date based on historical data)
• Closing Date: 6 Apr 2025* (Estimated close date based on historical data)

Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) - 74 miles (1 hour 30 minutes)

Burlington International Airport (BTV) - 76 miles (1 hour 45 minutes)

Adventurous skiers looking for a challenge will love Mont Orford, where you can enjoy plenty of back-country skiing without leaving resort boundaries! Not to mention, the resort has some of the steepest terrain and the highest lift-accessed summit in the Eastern Townships at 2790 feet. Not to worry, Mont Orford doesn’t just cater to experienced skiers! The Grande Coulée groomer is a great option for beginners and there is also a day ticket exclusively for the magic carpet, so beginners can avoid paying extra fees! The ski-in ski-out accommodation available at the four-star Espace 4 Saisons hotel is a great option. Budget-friendly accommodations can be found just a 10-minute drive away in nearby Magog, which also features dining and shopping options. Enjoy snowshoeing trails in Mont-Orford National Park or relax at one of the area’s cozy restaurants. Be sure to arrive early on weekends to secure a spot close to the lifts.

Stoneham is a highly accessible ski resort just 20 minutes from Quebec City, offering a mix of affordable pricing, excellent terrain parks and convenient slope-side lodgings.

• Opening Date: 30 Nov 2024* (Estimated close date based on historical data)
• Closing Date: 6 Apr 2025* (Estimated close date based on historical data)

Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport (YQB) - 13 miles (30 minutes)

Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL)- 154 miles (3 hours)

Just a 20-minute drive from Quebec City and three hours from Montreal, Stoneham is better suited for a quick getaway. At 333 acres, the resort is reasonably sized and priced compared to the resorts on this list. Advanced skiers and freestylers will enjoy the Olympic halfpipe and terrain parks, while families and beginners can take advantage of well-groomed green and blue trails. Relax in the free Arctic Spas hot tubs, enjoy ice skating in the base area, or unwind at the Le Quatre-Foyers après-ski bar. If you’re keen to keep going after a day on the slopes, the après-ski bar Le Quatre-Foyers is a popular spot! Lodging at the Hotel Stoneham offers convenient ski-in ski-out accommodation. Arrive early on weekends to secure a spot close to the lifts.

Mont Blanc is renowned for being a family-friendly ski destination with a welcoming atmosphere, excellent ski school programs, and one of the highest verticals in the Laurentians.

• Opening Date: 7 Dec 2024* (Estimated close date based on historical data)
• Closing Date: 5 Apr 2025* (Estimated close date based on historical data)

Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) - 70 miles (1 hour 30 minutes)

Situated across three peaks, Mont Blanc is the Mont-Tremblant region’s second highest elevation at 1902 feet. Most of its 43 trails are challenging black or double black runs, and the five triple and quadruple chairlifts keep everyone moving. For those less confident or looking to refine their skills, the resort’s excellent ski school offers private lessons at affordable rates. Not to mention, Mont Blanc’s lift tickets are the cheapest on this list! 85% of trails are covered by snowmaking meaning you can expect great snow conditions most of the time. Guests have a number of ski-in/ski-out lodging options, with access to an indoor pool and hot tub!

Sommet Saint-Sauveur is a popular ski destination renowned for its vibrant night skiing scene, charming village atmosphere, and close proximity to Montreal.

• Opening Date: 30 Nov 2024* (Estimated close date based on historical data)
• Closing Date: 22 May 2025* (Estimated close date based on historical data)

Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) - 36 miles (1 hour)

Montreal Saint-Hubert Longueuil Airport (YHU) - 45 miles (1 hour 30 minutes)

Mont Tremblant International Airport (YTM) - 46 miles (2 hours)

Located just an hour north-west of Montreal and offering a balanced range of terrain, Saint Sauveur is a great resort for a day trip. With only 57 acres of skiable terrain, it's the smallest resort on this list. However, night skiing is available on most of its 40 trails and experienced freestylers can check out the four terrain parks. Ski under the lights on most of the resort’s trails, extending your time on the slopes, and test your freestyle skills across the parks with features for all levels. And if a post-skiing party is what you're after, the T-Bar 70 has a fantastic après-ski atmosphere with comforting meals. There are limited non-skiing activities, but make sure to take a ride on the alpine roller coaster with the kids! Weekdays for quieter slopes and shorter wait times are ideal. While there is limited on-site accommodation, the nearby village offers cozy options for overnight stays.

As one of the hidden gems in the Eastern Townships, Owl’s Head offers a relaxed skiing experience with well-groomed trails and minimal crowds.

• Opening Date: 7 Dec 2024* (Estimated close date based on historical data)
• Closing Date: 13 Apr 2025* (Estimated close date based on historical data)

Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) - 75 miles (2 hours)

Burlington International Airport (BTV) - 59 miles (2 hours)

Montréal Saint-Hubert Longueuil Airport (YHU) - 62 miles (2 hours)

You can ski with a stunning view of Lake Memphremagog at Owl’s Head, with Lilly’s Leap being a favourite for its fantastic views and undulating glades! The resort offers a great variety of 50 trails, and a brand new quadruple Lac chair lift complete with a boarding carpet. Beginners should check out the wide-open groomers near the base, while advanced skiers can explore the undulating glades off the summit. Owl’s Head have recently revamped their chalet and provides dining options at the cafeteria and restaurant. Refuel there at the cafeteria or restaurant, or venture into Magog for local dining favorites. There is also limited accommodation at the base, with more lodging choices in the town of Magog. Located a 30 minute drive away, Magog is also the place to go for other amenities such as grocery stores and restaurants. Arrive early on weekends to secure a spot close to the lifts.