Mont Sutton Reviews & Ratings

Sutton is my go to place to ski in Quebec. There is noting else like it. More tree runs than groomed runs. Natural terrain. The only thing missing is above tree line/apline.

Sutton is a real old school gem. Very scenic, lots of good ski treking and glade runs. Great towns and restaurants nearby and pretty good value for the money.

Accommodations in Quebec are awesome, and it’s close to nearby ski resorts in the eastern townships.

Highly recommended getting out on the slopes early as they can get a bit scraped up by the afternoon on busy weekends.

Accommodation well priced, and an amazing rooftop patio at the club for Apres.

Brasserie Dunham also close by for great beer!

Great tree skiing, excellent snow condition for east coast, Nice cosy chalet with big fireplace on top of chairlift #4

Lots of natural moguls in the trees, the skiers right side can be quite challenging but rewarding.
Great view at top.

Mont Sutton is a ski hill I truly enjoy and one that has a lot of character and soul. It has that older, classic ski hill feel that makes it special, with a laid-back atmosphere that focuses more on great skiing than flashy extras. The mountain is well kept and clean, and the terrain offers an excellent variety of runs that keep every day interesting. What really sets Mont Sutton apart are the bush trails and tree skiing—there are tons of them, and they feel natural, playful, and adventurous, giving you that true Eastern townships ski experience. The runs flow nicely, the snow holds well in the trees, and there’s always something new to explore depending on conditions. There are plenty of chairlifts spread across the mountain, which makes it easy to move around and access different areas without feeling crowded. Overall, Mont Sutton delivers an authentic, classic ski experience with incredible bush trails, diverse terrain, and a relaxed vibe that makes it one of those hills you ski for the love of the sport, not the hype.

Great ambiance. The resort maintains a laid-back and friendly atmosphere, fostering a strong sense of community among guests.

Great mountain, a lot of variety for all ranges of ability. Amazing location, beautiful views, a lot of great dining options nearby. A lot of great lodging options as well. Family friendly, great atmosphere!

I chose this mountain because its amazing for the powder day. A lot of off road. Very beautiful and not a lot of people.

This is a really unique resort with a lot of interesting runs for all ski levels. Many of the runs intersect with one another, allowing one to choose their own adventure. Loved that they leave many of their runs ungroomed so that natural moguls form throughout the day/season. The chalets are quaint and cozy. This is a charming resort that is definitely worth a visit if youre in the area.

SLOPES ARE REALLY FUN. THE SCENERY IS WHAT SETS THE MOOD. NICE TREES, SNOW AND LANDSCAPE TO MAKE EVERY ANGLE PICTURE PERFECT AND ENJOYABLE. NOT TOO FAR FROM MONTREAL SO IT CAN ALL BE DONE IN ONE DAY.

Overall an amazing place to experience some sous bois in QC. Loved going and enjoyed a beautiful day of snowfall and soft powder.

Fantastic local resort in the quaint town of Sutton. Very traditional Canadian resort with traditional values. Close and compact runs, can get busy and weekends.Really enjoyed skiing there. Plenty of local accommodation to stay locally. About an hours drive from Montreal.

Very nice skiing resort, less busy than similar resorts around it because its farther from Montreal. Good for families as its not crowded.

Not for beginner skier. Better to go to Bromont where the slopes are easier and you have more options.

The family zone is good but it's really only one trail. The others are so steep, you cannot bring a young / beginner without them losing confidence.

Chairlift in family zone is old but functional.

Local quebec hill, 90 mis from Montreal
Super relaxed, great warming huts
short runs but plenty of variety.

Beautiful mountain with lots of natural terrain as well as groomed runs. Very family friendly and not too busy.

This is the resort I go most of the time because its close from my hometown. It's the best place to go when we had a snowatorm in Quebec because they have the best hills. I would say its not the best when there havent been some snow for a long time because it gets really icy but with snow its amazing. i came back from a trip to colorado in the big mountains and I think this is one of the only mountains in quebec that makes me feel like its more advanced terrain in quebec. Also, its the prettiest mountain with the big trees and very good for backcountry as well. My friends and i go every weekend on backcountry trips on this mountain. Theres also always good afterparty at the pub, the vibe is quite fun! you feel at home when you go there! I hope youll have a chance, whoever is reading this, to go to this beautiful mountain! Thanks, xx

Mont Sutton is a phenomenal resort for families and all levels of skiers. Its a great town with Quebec ambience and the snow conditions are excellent. Great glade skiiing.

Mont Sutton is likely my favorite mountain in Canada - the town has a very Alive and Happening scene , with new hostels , and the hotels have cabins in the woods, and the hill itself has Triple Black diamond runs !! You can hike to the peak and can see Jay Peak from the view . The Summit lodge has a fireplace and wraparound deck that's stunning ! The triple blacks are in the trees, with many unique features , small cliff drops, and fun maneuvers ! They get great snowfall, and have old 2 person chairlifts that are a great experience The people, culture, town and the interesting terrain and great snow make Sutton a Must !!!

During my last days of my ski trip we went to Sutton and found wonderful mountain for muggle and tree runs! It was snowing so the snow was feeling great, no big powder area but we were a little early in the season. The mountain is divided in a few section were theres a lift at each one. There is 2 sections for beginner and the 3 others are muggle runs and Black diamonds only lot of fun if youre skiing. We went to the snow park too, but it was pretty small(good for beginners). Moreover, if you like more dangerous tree run there are a couple going down mountain bike trail that avec cool drop! Finally, we went to eat at the apres-ski at the bar and it felt friendly but not the big party like we can see in other resort.