The Mountain

Le Massif in winter

This winter, dive into Le Massif de Charlevoix’s endless terrain that takes you from great heights down to the water’s edge.

Welcome in our winter wonderland

With the highest vertical drop east of the Rockies, Le Massif de Charlevoix is a winter wonderland for all snow lovers. Le Massif’s huge playground will take you from skiing or snowboarding to a sled run down a 7.5 km trail, to alpine touring, snowshoeing or cross-country skiing. For a quintessential winter experience, stay in one of our many accommodations at Le Massif de Charlevoix.

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Skiing & Snowboarding

Season opening December 2, 2023

The mountain's ski area stretches over 53 trails (406.3 acres) and includes an incredible off-piste playground. With an average of 254 inches of natural snow cover and the optimization of our snowmaking system this season, the skiing conditions will be excellent all season long.

Sledding

A classic Le Massif must-do. See the mountain from a wildly different perspective. Our 7.5 km sled run is a fast, fun, and gripping experience of luging down the face of Mont Liguori. The scenery is spectacular and the turns are tight!

Night Sledding

Slide through 7.5 km of tight turns and nighttime landscapes with only a headlamp to guide the way. There is nothing like it in Québec!

Backcountry & Off-Piste

Backcountry, randonnée, alpine touring, off-piste… However you define it, we offer easy access to more than 15 km of skiable and rideable terrain outside the ski area boundary for guests who prefer to earn their turns on alpine touring or splitboarding gear. (Snowshoes also permitted for snowboarders.)

Cross-country skiing

Sentier des Caps de Charlevoix

Discover Sentier des Caps de Charlevoix’s cross-country trails at your own pace. Enjoy a peaceful, friendly environment and grand river and mountain views, where snowy trails meander across boreal and ancient forests, with riverside views of Isle-aux-Coudres and the Montmagny Archipelago. Whether you’re simply out for a stroll or have a more rugged agenda in mind, enjoy the region’s diverse nature and the simple stillness of winter.