Le Massif de Charlevoix

Massif de Charlevoix holds a unique place among Quebec's ski resorts, with its ski domain descending directly toward the Saint Lawrence River and offering a truly singular panorama where skiers glide toward the estuary that widens progressively as you descend toward the mountain's base. Boasting the highest skiable vertical drop east of the Canadian Rockies, Massif attracts alpine skiing enthusiasts seeking a technical challenge rarely matched elsewhere in Eastern North America, while its 7.5-kilometer alpine luge run—one of Canada's longest—extends the winter experience for families seeking thrilling sensations accessible to all ages. The resort, notably developed through the involvement of Daniel Gauthier's family, co-founder of Cirque du Soleil, has earned its place among Quebec's most sought-after four-season ski destinations, offering a range of complementary outdoor activities in summer including hiking, mountain biking, and gondola access to the summit for visitors simply wanting to enjoy the panoramic views without engaging in sports. Accommodations integrated at the mountain's base in Petite-Rivière-Saint-François allow you to extend your stay over multiple days in a setting fully immersed within the ski domain itself.