The Skiers' Guide to Mont Sainte Anne

The staff was friendly, I got the wrong lift time pass and front desk allowed me to exchange which was a huge relief.

Lift passes are the old school stickers, not tap cards. Buy ahead to save 7-10% off from regular same old prices.

Parking was free and located close to the lifts and ticketing office.

One of the green runs was 3KM long which took me 20 mins going pretty fast with no breaks. But lots of flat areas where snowboards can get stuck.

There's a gondola so you can keep warm. And another ski lift with a wind shield to keep you warm on chillier days/nights.

I typically make an annual trip to Mont Tremblant, which is notably more crowded than Mont Saint Anne. Saint Anne also has a beautiful view of the frozen St. Lawrence River but I still prefer Tremblant for the apres-ski, the view and the plenty of powdery side hits and jumps on every run. Glad I got to try a new resort but will return to Tremblant instead.

Hope someone finds this review helpful! Safe and happy snowboarding!

Nice mountain, familly and friends

Love the bar and the food.
Not enough light on the night on thé slopes

Went with a group of friends and stayed in a chalet at the base of the mountain, which made the overall convenience super amazing - the Chalet has great amenities, and was minutes drive from Le Massif, so a great 2 in one.

Sainte Anne was also fantastic for just having lots of runs, variety, great snow!

Great family friendly ski, runs for all levels and can meet up at the same lift. Warming spots at top and bottom of both sides of the mt.
Rental homes near by are amazing too!

Had a wonderful weekend at Mont Sainte Anne. The weather and snow conditions were perfect. It is a big enough mountain with lots of room to explore. It has an entire section of the mountain which is mainly black and double black and about two thirds is blue and green. Great for kids. Tree runs are super fun.
The apres ski was also great. Live music, great atmosphere.
Can't wait to get back there!