Alpine Skiing in Charlevoix
Over 22 runs for beginners, intermediates and experts. Are you into glades, groomers or moguls? There’s something for everyone! And when fresh powder shows up, the magic happens. The snow quality will impress you—one of the best in Québec. At the end of the day, skiers of all ages meet up for après-ski at the warm and lively Pub Le Sommet.
A BIG 335 METRES!
Of vertical drop, offering incredible views of Charlevoix, the St. Lawrence River and the backcountry.
WAITING? WHAT WAITING?
Make the most of your day by skiing the runs—not standing in line at the chairlift!
A WELCOMING VIBE
A mountain that offers a warm, friendly atmosphere—from your first turns to après-ski!
Ideal conditions, extraordinary scenery, runs for every level—Mont Grand-Fonds is truly a Charlevoix must!
Technical data
Difficulty levels: From easy to extreme.
Terrain profile: 20% easy / 30% difficult / 25% very difficult / 25% extreme.
Resort operating hours: 9:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. (last lift).
Services available: Ski & snowboard school, restaurant, bar, ski patrol, shop, rentals and equipment maintenance
Distance from Québec City / 14 km from La Malbaie
(1,312 ft.)
(2,411 ft.)
(1,099 ft.) with no flat sections
Annual average (217 in.)
(acres)
Percentage of the area (60 acres)
(8,202 ft.)
1 detachable 6-seat chairlift, 1 fixed-grip quad, 1 T-Bar, 1 magic carpet
People per hour
Mountain code of conduct
Code adopted under the Act respecting safety in sports
*This code applies to anyone participating in sliding sports.
- Stay in control of your speed and direction. Make sure you can stop and avoid any person or obstacle.
- Yield to people downhill (below you) and choose a path that ensures safety.
- Stop on a trail only where you are visible from above and where you do not block the trail.
- Yield to uphill traffic (above you) when entering a trail and at intersections.
- If you are involved in or witness an accident, remain at the scene and identify yourself to a patroller.
- Use and wear an appropriate retention system for your equipment at all times.
- Do not use lifts or trails if you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- Respect all signage and warnings, and never venture off-trail or onto closed trails.
- Sliding sports involve inherent risks that you must be aware of.
- For a rewarding and safe experience, you must always follow the mountain code of conduct and show courtesy to others.
- You must comply with any other rules and signage issued for specific activities and areas physically designated by the resort.
- The only equipment allowed in the terrain park is: alpine skis, snowboard, splitboard, telemark. The only equipment allowed on alpine ski trails is: alpine skis, snowboard, splitboard, telemark, snowblades with release bindings, snow-go with metal edges and retention system, seatless bikeboard with metal edges and retention system.
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