Mont Sutton

Mont Sutton is nestled in the valleys of eastern Quebec Province, transforming into a snowy fairytale land in winter. Known for its maple forests, this ski mountain offers a unique glade skiing experience, with over half of its trails winding through century-old maple groves. As skis glide past snow-covered branches, fine snow falls like powdered sugar. The diverse terrain design allows ski enthusiasts to enjoy gentle beginner slopes or challenge themselves in natural, undulating ungroomed areas. This eco-certified ski resort also holds a surprise: a natural hot spring located a 10-minute drive from the slopes, where visitors can soak in thermal waters surrounded by snow-capped mountains and watch steam crystallize in the -20 degree air.

In spring and summer, this place becomes a paradise for outdoor sports, with mountain biking trails winding through the forest, while rock climbing and ziplining offer thrilling experiences for adventurers. In the fall, the hillsides are covered in golden and fiery red maple leaves, transforming into a photographer's paradise.