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= Mont Sainte Anne =

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About the Mountain
= = The Mont Sainte Anne resort boasts incredible snow conditions and proudly displays an impressive trail network across three sides of the mountain. Skiers and riders of all ages will find more than enough land to revel in, while the most skilful and demanding athletes will discover a large expert terrain with enough personality to keep them smiling for days! And only the brave will try to tame //The Beast//, a new double-black diamond trail so steep it will have your heart stomping. An array of winter activities is offered to make your trip complete and many services are on site to tend to your every need. Add in the fact that Mont Sainte Anne is located only 30 minutes away from beautiful Quebec City the only conclusion one may come to is that Mont Sainte Anne is the ultimate ski destination in North America. Host of many World Cup events, the skiing terrain offers breathtaking scenery all around the mountain, with the St. Lawrence River to the south and the Laurentians to the north. The 66 trails cover 465 acres and 42 miles (68 km), with a 2,050-foot (625-meter) vertical drop.

At night, skiers and riders can enjoy 17 lighted trails and the highest vertical drop for night skiing in Canada.

Mountain Statistics
Gross acrage || 465 acres (185 ha) 2165 acres (868 ha) || covering 69 km (42 miles), on 3 different sides || on the highest vertical for night skiing in Canada || Difficult (blue): 45% More difficult (black): 18% Extreme (double black): 14% ||
 * Altitude at the summit || 800 meters (2 625 feet) ||
 * Vertical drop || 625 meters (2 050 feet) ||
 * Skiable terrain
 * Number of trails || 66
 * Night skiing || 17 trails covering 15 km (9 miles)
 * Trail Breakdown || Easy (green): 23%
 * Natural snowfall || 475 cm or 187 inches ||
 * Snowmaking || 80% or 340 acres ||

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