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Quebec, Canada is unique in several ways: It is the only Canadian province to have been declared a nation within the country, it is the largest province by area, and it is the only province whose official language is French. It is also a prime region for winter sports–especially skiing.

Quebec City, the province’s capital, offers much to tourists, including delicious food, rich cultural offerings, and stunning scenery. It’s the perfect home base for your Quebec ski vacation, within 45 minutes of four top-class ski mountains.

• Mont-Sainte-Anne offers spectacular ski facilities to all, including 64 ski trails spread over three mountain sides, 10 FIS-certified trails reserved for international competition, and a snowboarder’s dream snowpark.
• Stoneham is home to the famous 418 Snowpark, full of half pipes, jumps, and anything else a snowboarder could want. Its unique valley location protects the mountain from harsh winds, offering you a warmer climate in which to experience its 32 trails, four mountains, and exceptional facilities.
• Le Relais is a family-friend ski area featuring 25 ski tracks that are always guaranteed to be covered in snow, thanks to the park’s emphasis on trail maintenance.
• Le Massif towers high into the sky, offering not only fabulous ski trails, but heart-stopping views of the the ocean and Quebec City below. After you’ve finished looking around you, you can fly down the mountain on any one of their 42 trails.

(Photo via flickr cc)

This entry was posted on Wednesday, November 14th, 2007 and is filed under Canada.