PiKiT

well Blue is the home hill hopefully get 2 vermont and tremblant again this year!!!!

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chupacabraman

I highly recommend going to Le Massif de Charlevoix... it's the best hill out east by far. Better than Jay Peak, Mont Ste Anne, etc. Tremblant is great for partying n girls but shitty for riding. Jay Peak has good glades and gets lots of snow, but also lots of rain (base doesn't accum n runs turn icy) and lots of visitors. There's also Stowe if u haven't; it's decent. If you are only concerned about finding powder Le Valinouet in Saguenay is the place.

nickoto

Hells yes!! Went from summer to stoked Sept 1. If all goes well, first time visits to JPeak, Stowe and Whistler this year

LyGuy

I'm planning a trip to Mt Massif, and will be there for approximately 4 days. What are the other nearby mountains that are within an hours drive or so of Mt Massif? I want to have the option of exploring other ski resorts while I'm in Quebec.

chupacabraman

Remember there are 2 Massif's in Quebec. "Le Massif de Charlevoix" is the better one, which I speak of, located on the north shore 45 min from Quebec City . "Massif du Sud" is smaller but still decent, located about 75 min SE of Quebec near Beauce.

Mont Ste Anne should be on your hit list, and it's on the way to Le Massif, only 30 minutes from Quebec. Other options i the region include Stoneham (good jibs), Le Relais (best park and has jumps), and for powder Valinouet near Chicoutimi (cheap tickets; best pow east of the Rockies)
Basically u want to hit up Le Massif for sure, probably MSA, and maybe another hill.

Ryan_T

Blue Mountain 5x7 is now on sale for $199.

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faridk89

yeah buddy! picking that up @ the snowboard show tonight

Sudden_Death

Snowed in the Ottawa area today. Not a lot but it was great to see!

nickoto

Camping at Tremblant today, and there is snow on the ground

LyGuy

I checked out both Le Massif and MSA booths at the show, and looking at their slopes, it seems like MSA has a much more varied terrain??

In your opinion, which mountain would be better for an intermediate to enjoy? Will most likely doing single blacks and lots of blues, and trying out glades as well (but pretty much zero experience in the woods)