Mont Sainte Anne, Quebec Resort Information

Mont Sainte Anne

Overview

Resort Statistics

Lift Statistics

Trail Statistics

Other Services

Contact Info

Directions

It was in January 1966, that Mont-Sainte-Anne officially became a ski resort. It had 4 lifts, including the only gondola in Eastern Canada and opened with 10 trails for ski lovers!

But this was not the first time that someone was interested in opening Mont-Sainte-Anne for skiing. In 1943, some avid skiers had a mission to find the perfect slope for a large-scale alpine ski competition. Passionate and not willing to give up, they were able to host the Canadian Championships in 1947. The first of a long list of events to follow, this event solidified Mont-Sainte-Anne’s reputation for its snow quality and the challenges it offered.

Mont-Sainte-Anne has 65 trails and offers night skiing with the highest elevation in Canada. The Côte de Beaupré’s Jewel, Mont-Sainte-Anne is also well known for its cross-country centre, the largest in Canada.

If you are looking for a part time or a full time job, our enterprise may have some opportunities to offer you.

Our mission is to provide our guests with the best vacation and recreational experience possible. We want to deliver an extraordinary guest experience that will create lasting memories of this resort as the best mountain resort anywhere!

If you would like to join the team and work with us to achieve our mission, we want to meet you!

Take note that we do not have employee lodging and if you are a foreign worker and you want to work in Canada you must have a valid work permit.

Ski Season Dates	November 2007 -- April 2008
Skiable Acreage	457 acres (185 hectares)
Average Annual Snowfall	160 in (406 cm)
Summit Elevation	2,625 ft (800 m)
Base Elevation	575 ft (175 m)
Vertical Drop	2,050 ft (625 m)
Longest Run	19,008 ft (5,794 m)
Terrain Parks	3
Snowmaking	80%

Number of Lifts	13	Lift Capacity	18,560 per hour

High Speed Quads	1	Double Chairs	2
Gondolas	1	Surface Lifts	5
Quad Chairs	2	Magic Carpets	1
Triple Chairs	1	T-Bars	-
Detachable Quad	-	Beginner Lift	-

	Easy	25%
	Intermediate	45%
	Advanced/Expert	30%

Child Care	Yes	Restaurants	Yes
Adaptive Skier	Yes	Snowboard Rentals	Yes
Ski Lessons	Yes	Snowboard Lessons	Yes
Ski Rentals	Yes	Cildren's Programs	Yes
Nearby Lodging	Yes	Women's Programs	No

Mont-Sainte-Anne
2000, boul. Beau Pré
Beaupré (Québec) Canada
G0A 1E0

Phone: (418) 827-4561
Toll free: (888) 827-4579
Fax: (418) 827-3121

Lodging
Phone : (418) 827-5281
Toll free : (800) 463-1568

From Québec City
Take Highway Dufferin-Montmorency (#440 East) and Route 138 East, following indications for Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré and Mont-Sainte-Anne. In Beaupré, follow Route 360 to Mont-Sainte-Anne.

From Sainte-Foy or Pierre-Laporte Bridge
Take Highway Henri 1V North (#73 North), and Highway 40 East, then Route 138 East, following indications for Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré and Mont-Sainte-Anne. In Beaupré, follow Route 360 to Mont-Sainte-Anne.

From Montréal
Take either Highway 20 East or 40 East to Highway Henri 1V Nord (#73 North), and Highway 40 East, then Route 138 East, following indications for Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré and Mont-Sainte-Anne. In Beaupré, follow Route 360 to Mont-Sainte-Anne.

By Train or Bus

Trains: Via Rail
Bus: Intercar

By plane

Québec City International Airport (Jean-Lesage) is serviced by:

• Air Canada
• Air Canada Jazz
• Air Transat
• Northwest Airlines
• Continental Airlines
• Zoom Airlines

Direct flights from the United States with:

• Air Transat
• Northwest Airlines
• Continental Airlines

Table of distances

City	Kilometers	Milles
Québec	40 km	25 milles
Montréal	253 km	180 milles
Halifax	1109 km	693 milles
Ottawa	452 km	300 milles
Toronto	806 km	520 milles
Albany	637 km	395 milles
Baltimore	1130 km	700 milles
Boston	613 km	400 milles
Cleveland	1186 km	735 milles
Hartford	698 km	433 milles
New York	925 km	574 milles
Philadelphia	1162 km	720 milles
Rochester	779 km	483 milles
Washington	1207 km	748 milles