The Skiers' Guide to Mont Sainte Anne

Been here several times. Love staying right at the resort and having the option of ski-in ski-out. Fantastic staff, food and hot tub!

We’ve been going to this hill 2019. It’s great for riders of every level. Our kids have been in the snow school which is great. We’ve stayed close by and on the resort. Food and drink are reasonably priced. The hill is never too busy. If there are lines they move quickly. Staff are lovely and bilingual. Love the conditions. We’ll be back in 2026!

A great family resort just a short drive from Quebec city. Loads of snow, good grooming, good lifts. One of the bigger mountains in the east

Mont-Sainte-Anne is a solid and enjoyable ski hill that offers a great mix of terrain and scenery. The mountain is well maintained, with long runs and a nice variety that works for both cruising and more advanced skiing. Lift access is efficient, and the layout makes it easy to explore different parts of the hill throughout the day. One of the highlights is the natural feel of the mountain and the beautiful surroundings, which really add to the overall experience. With dependable conditions, good terrain variety, and a relaxed atmosphere, Mont-Sainte-Anne is a great place to spend a day or weekend on the slopes.

Went here with the family in January and it is a nice ski resort. Not a ton of runs but the conditions were nice that day.

To many issues to open, the saga of Mont St Anne continue, really desapointed. Electricity problem than cause security issues to lift.

It is a great mountain , very good for very type of skier/snowboarder , good comunity between everyone , great food places and village

I had an incredible time at Mont-Sainte-Anne! The variety of trails is impressivewhether you're a beginner or an advanced skier, theres something for everyone. The views from the top of the mountain overlooking the St. Lawrence River are absolutely stunning, especially at sunset. The snow conditions were great when I visited, and the staff were super friendly and helpful. I also appreciated how well-maintained the lifts were, making it easy to get around. If youre into night skiing, thats a must-try here too! Overall, it was an unforgettable experience, and I cant wait to go back.

Great family mountain. Gondola and chalet at the top makes its great for kids when you need a break or some shielding from the weather. Great variety of runs for all.

A hidden jewel with the best terrain east of the Rockies in Canada and the US!It is less than an hour from Quebec city which is a must see for history and cuisine.

This is our second favorite ski mountain in Quebec after Mont Tremblant. The magic forest trail is loved by our kids.

Great resort! Be sure to book a spa for recovery afterwards and before going for dinner and drinks!Not resort related but Quebec city is a great spot for a day trip on your day off. Very European feel

Beautiful ski spot for all ages and levels. Accommodations are plentiful. Didnt make it to the restaurant this time but always enjoyed it in the past. Short drive from Quebec City

As a mogul lover, Mont Sainte-Anne is the place to go in Quebec. Lots of glades and natural moguls. Love the diversity of the terrain. Would recommend !

Very nice mountain, good variety of slopes. Unfortunately, the resort is not very well maintained and needs investments.

Our family has been going to Mont Sainte Anne for 4yrs now. Our kids have grown up on this hill and now both snowboard amazingly. Its very family friendly. There are runs for every skill level. You will never be bored. Food is great. Staff is friendly. The area has lots of yummy restaurants and other activities to explore. Highly recommend this resort. 5stars!

Love the place. Best ski in Eastern Canada! Resort needs a bit of love and it seems investments are coming!

One of Quebec's tallest mountains, Mont Sainte-Anne offers gorgeous views from the summit, and long, twisty trails down, making the lift time well worth it. The park at Mont Sainte-Anne is arguably the best in the province when fully groomed. Its' only caveat is the trails can sometimes get icy in the afternoon as some flatter parts of the mountain go from sunny to shady within a few hours.

Had one of the best times of my life with some of the greatest people I know. It was a very fun and memorable trip. The village is as fun as the runs!

Coming from an Ontario rider, the mountain size was great. Not the biggest mountain ever but its sizeable and you can spend at least a few minutes getting down the mountain on average. Food was average chalet quality but the poutine was somewhat Quebec standardish