Grab the Bousquet Ski Area ski resort map below to scope out the terrain before you head up. The trail map covers 22 runs across 228 metres of vertical drop, from a top elevation of 571 metres down to the base at 343 metres. You've got two beginner-friendly runs, six intermediate cruisers, and five advanced options, all serviced by a chairlift to get you back up the hill.

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Best Runs in Bousquet Ski Area

Sideshow (Green): A mellow, wide slope ideal for building confidence after your first lessons, with consistent pitch throughout.
Flyer (Green): An easy, winding trail that's popular with beginners looking to practise linking turns without any surprises.
Broadway (Blue): A long, cruisy intermediate run that lets you open up and carve smooth turns from top to bottom.
Rip Saw (Blue): A fun intermediate trail with a few steeper pitches that'll test your edge control without being too intense.
Stinger (Blue): A slightly narrower blue that offers a bit more challenge than Broadway, perfect for progressing intermediates wanting to step things up.
Bear Claw (Black): A properly steep mogul run that'll have your quads burning—technical and relentless once the bumps form up.
Sluice (Black): A narrow, fall-line trail with consistent pitch that demands sharp turns and good technique throughout.
Blitz (Black): The steepest run on the mountain, dropping straight down with little respite and plenty of exposure for advanced skiers.