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J32/41 15th Dec 2006 20:21

What Ski Resorts from Montreal??
 
Hi

I'm after a bit of help from you locals.

We are heading to Montreal from Zurich on January 2nd for 10 days, we were meant to go skiing at Mont Tremblant but the forecast looks so bad we are thinking of trying to go somewhere else. The problem is it needs to be from Montreal as we can't change our flight with Swiss, I've found Jazz fly to Quebec from YUL where we could go to Mont St Anne if this is any good??

Any other ideas guys?

Thanks

Rollingthunder 15th Dec 2006 20:26

Quebec has hills, British Columbia has mountains and quite a bit of snow up there at the moment.

J32/41 15th Dec 2006 20:56

Can you recommend anywhere or know where we would fly to from YUL?

Thanks

ACL1011 15th Dec 2006 21:04

For BC, fly to Vancouver. I've never skiied out there, so not too familiar with the resorts, but Whistler-Blackcomb is the big one.

I've done a lot of skiing in the Canadian Rockies. Fly to Calgary Alberta and the ski resorts begin an hour away. Not sure what the conditions are like this year, but this should tell you:

http://www.skibanff.com/

jeff748 15th Dec 2006 21:05

Want Snow???
 
Whistler has had record snowfalls this year. They opened a week early and are preparing for their 5th or 6th massive dump. This is an exceptional year. I would go to YVR then take the bus to Whistler. Depending on your choice of hotel, you may get dropped off right in front. Worst case is to get off at "The Loop" and taxi from there.

Smurfjet 16th Dec 2006 13:09

J32/41 ignore the folks from BC. They just had a couple of cm fall on the coast and they're excited :}

For Quebec, Mont St Anne is a good bet. Try here http://www.skisnowquebec-city.com/en/ if you haven't yet.
Anyway you have to visit Quebec city.

jumpy737 16th Dec 2006 14:32

Why not try Stowe, Vermont. My wife and I had our honeymoon there a few years ago when the snw out west wasn't very good and we found it to be great skiing and an excellent community. We flew into YUL and drove about 2 hours down to Vermont. The skiing is surprisingly enough comparable to the Rockies as far as the skiing terrain goes and the variety of runs. Even living here in Calgary I would go back in a second.

Rollingthunder 16th Dec 2006 15:00

"They just had a couple of cm fall on the coast and they're excited "


Current Whistler Snowbase
232 cm
91 in

jeff748 16th Dec 2006 15:22

Snow, what snow???
 
As the east ponders another green Christmas, there was so much snow falling yesterday on the "Left" coast that they coulden't even get to the lifts...
...but when it clears...:E

Check this out:
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/fea...snow/index.htm
Vermont close to the west? Come on!!!:}

Habster 16th Dec 2006 20:46

Give Montreal a miss for now if you want to ski....
I was speaking to someone yesterday and it has been raining.:{

airtids 16th Dec 2006 22:01

http://www.skiwhitewater.com/
Fly to Calgary, and head west. Lots of options, lots of great conditions.
Have fun. I know a great knee surgeon in CYYC!

Tintin 17th Dec 2006 05:31

no no no try the ultimate
try http://www.skidxb.com/
lol

Guzzler 18th Dec 2006 15:31

Jay Peak
 
If you don't want to fly there is always Jay Peak just across the border. Very quiet resort but good skiing.

I am in Vancouver at the moment - with season pass:ok: - and I have to say the 5 days I've done so far are amongst the best I have ever had.

20driver 19th Dec 2006 18:24

Looks like it will be good mountain biking weather in the east.
Seriously, go west. Better skiing for less money. Right after New
Year is a bit of dead spot so you should find accomodation no problem.
The interior of BC has a look of great resorts you've never heard of.
Have fun
20driver

airtids 7th Jan 2007 04:17

Yup, having an absolutely GREAT season out here. It just never seems to stop dumping. Whitewater (shame on you, Nelson boy, for promoting Red;) ) currently has 285cms, 55 over the past 3 days, and 30 in the past 24 hours!

When were you out here CDN Bush? What are you doing now? C'mon home anytime, looks like the season could drag on late!

rotornut 7th Jan 2007 16:51

Tremblant has over 50 runs open to-day. A friend of mine is going there tomorrow. Stay tuned for a snow report.

J32/41 9th Jan 2007 21:03


Originally Posted by rotornut (Post 3055955)
Tremblant has over 50 runs open to-day. A friend of mine is going there tomorrow. Stay tuned for a snow report.

Yep, I'm here in Tremblant now and having a great time.


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