Mont-Sainte-Anne, Ski resort and mountain in Beaupré, Canada.
Mont-Sainte-Anne is a ski resort with 71 trails spread across southern, northern, and western slopes, offering skiable terrain at roughly 800 meters elevation. Nine lifts serve the mountain, including a gondola and high-speed chairlifts that move skiers efficiently across the slopes.
Local volunteers started skiing here in 1943 by cutting the first trail, which led to the resort's official opening in 1966. This grassroots beginning shaped the mountain into an important winter sports destination in the Quebec region.
The mountain hosts international competitions including World Cup alpine races and UCI Mountain Bike championships, drawing athletes and spectators from around the world.
The mountain offers well-lit runs for evening skiing, with many trails equipped for night operations that extend your time on the slopes. When planning a visit, consider that higher elevation means cooler temperatures and more variable weather conditions.
This mountain has Canada's longest night skiing terrain, with illuminated trails that let visitors ski well after sunset. The evening runs offer a different experience from typical daytime skiing.
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