A must-do activity not to be missed at Le Massif de Charlevoix in Quebec. Discover sledding from a new perspective. Racing down the face of Mount Liguori at full speed on our 7.5 km track is an exhilarating experience. The scenery is spectacular and the turns are tight!
Location
At the summit
A screaming good time
Schedule
- Available 7 days a week from January 12 to March 31, 2024
- From 4 to 19 departures per day depending on the season and conditions
For more information call 1-877-536-2774, extension 4062.
| Weekdays and Weekends | ||
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Sledding with cat ski |
$ 64 |
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Sledding + snowshoeing |
$ 64 |
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Helmet rental |
$ 5 |
*Taxes not included. Rates are in Canadian dollars and are subject to change without prior notice.
Minimum age requirement: 10 years old. Helmets are mandatory.
Activities
Sledding with Cat Ski
An exciting activity for the whole family. Upon meeting at the departure point, a snowcat (cat ski) will whisk you up to the start of the 7.5-km-long luge track.
Details
The descent is thrilling but not continuous. There are several stops along the way that require walking a few metres, including one halfway at a warm chalet for a well-deserved break.
- Online advanced reservations are required
- Arrive at the specified meeting point at the top of the mountain 30 minutes before departure:
185 Chemin du Massif, Petite-Rivière-Saint-François, QC, G0A 2L0 - Minimum age requirement: 10 years old
- We strongly encourage adult supervision for children ages 10–14
- A guardian's signature is required for participants ages 10–17
- Activity duration: approximately 2 hours
- Depart from the summit, just behind the Snow School
- Sled trail is a dedicated, groomed, natural snow-covered trail
- Transportation is via cat ski from the sledding headquarters to the trailhead
- Helmets are mandatory. Hockey and bicycle helmets are prohibited, only ski/snowboard helmets are allowed. If you do not own a helmet, be sure to rent one when you purchase your sledding ticket.
Sledding + Snowshoeing
Combine two winter activities for double the fun, with an added bonus of outdoor exercise.
Start with an invigorating 3 km snowshoe hike led by a guide who will take you to the start of the sled run.
Details
- Online advanced reservations are required
- Arrive at the specified meeting point at the top of the mountain 30 minutes before departure:
185 Chemin du Massif, Petite-Rivière-Saint-François, QC, G0A 2L0 - Minimum age requirement: 10 years old
- We strongly encourage adult supervision for children ages 10–14
- A guardian's signature is required for participants ages 10–17
- Activity duration: approximately 3 hours
- Depart from the summit, just behind the Snow School
- Sled trail is a dedicated, groomed, natural snow-covered trail
- Good physical health is required
- Wear light clothing for the hike and pack warmer layers in a backpack for the sledding descent
- Bring water
- Helmets are mandatory. Hockey and bicycle helmets are prohibited, only ski/snowboard helmets are allowed. If you do not own a helmet, be sure to rent one when you purchase your sledding ticket.
- If you have your own snowshoes, we strongly recommend that you bring them. Snowshoes will also be available on-site
- Dress warmly, nights or evenings are always colder
Corporate groups or parties of 20+
To inquire about sledding for a corporate group or parties of 20+ people, contact us at ventes@lemassif.com.
Important
Arrive at the top of the mountain 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time.
To make sure you have a great time, remember to bring:
- Warm boots, slim toque (no pompoms), and gloves/mitts
- Warm winter outerwear
- Goggles/sunglasses
- Helmet (hockey and bicycle helmets are prohibited, only ski/snowboard helmets are allowed); if you do not own a helmet, be sure to rent one when you purchase your sledding ticket.
Cancellations
Please refer to the cancellation policy described in the Terms and Conditions and in your confirmation email. For any other questions, call 1-877-536-2774, ext. 4062.
Night Sledding
Night Sledding
Slide through 7.5 km through tight turns and night time landscapes with only a headlamp to guide the way. There is nothing like it in Québec!