7 zones
4 cabins
200 acres of fun!
Backcountry
With 5 to 7 meters of snowfall annually, over 200 acres of terrain, 7 zones, 4 mountain cabins, and nearly 20 km of alpine touring trails, our backcountry areas are one-of-a-kind concept in Québec.
This season, you'll find expanded and reworked areas designed to offer better ski quality right from the beginning of the season.
Whether you're going solo, with friends, for one night or several. Discovering the backcountry means experiencing a whole new way of skiing: away from the crowds, immersed in nature, and shared with friends.
Looking to take your adventure further, find the best routes, or improve your technique? Our guide services and rental shop are here to help with ski and snowboard gear available for rent.
A new standard in backcountry skiing
The Haute-Route sets a new standard for backcountry skiing areas in Québec. Our offering stands out thanks to the following features:
Safety. The safety of our users is a top priority. To this end, we have implemented a comprehensive rescue structure, including heated refuges, marked trails, cellular coverage over more than 80% of the territory, and rescue services that allow you to plan your outings with confidence.
Cabins. The area includes four fully equipped cabins located on the summits.
Alpine route. The Haute-Route is named for the fact that all our sectors are interconnected, creating an alpine route that can be completed partially or completely, over one or several days.
BREATHTAKING LANDSCAPES…
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Improve your skills and ski the best lines by booking one of our guides!
ONE ROUTE, MANY WAYS TO EXPLORE :
Choose your route: 7 zones, multiple ways to explore.
Choose your way. Go solo and explore independently, or ski like a local by booking one of our guides.
Whether for a day or multiple days, our cabins provide a one-of-a-kind way to enjoy the Haute-Route and make the first tracks.
*Evacuation fees ranging from $250 to $750 will be charged if ski patrol must assist you outside the resort boundaries, outside operating hours, or in areas where climbing skins are required.