What's up at Mont Saint-Sauveur
Mont Saint-Sauveur: Mont Saint-Sauveur is located about 45 minutes north of Montreal in the Laurentian Mountains. The resort is considered to be the home of Quebec’s ski industry. Mont Saint-Sauveur is known for having world-class night skiing and Quebec’s longest season, with more than 160 days. Besides the bountiful natural snow received at Mont Saint-Sauveur, the resort adds to it with artificial snow as well. Terrain is available for all types of skiers and riders at Mont Saint-Sauveur; beginners through experts will love it here. There are 38 runs served by eight chairlifts. Find great deals on Mont Saint-Sauveur lift tickets at GetSkiTickets.com!
Snow & Resort Stats
Snow report for Mont Saint-Sauveur:
Last available report: March 5, 2013, 10:20 am
| SNOW LAST 24 HOURS | Base |
|---|---|
| 0" - 0" | 72" - 81" |
| Snow Last 48 Hours | Lifts Open |
| 3" | 7 of 8 |
| Last Snows | Trails Open |
| 3" (Mar 04) 3" (Mar 02) | 38 of 38 |
| Comments | |
| 15" past 7 days | |
Lift Elevation: 1365ft / 416m
Vertical Drop: 700ft / 213m
Base Elevation: 665ft / 203m
Beginner Trails: 9
Intermediate Trails: 8
Advanced Trails: 16
Expert Trails: 5