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Belle Neige Ski Development

3.0 (1 review)
ModerateHotels, Ski Resorts

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Sommet Morin Heights - Main ski lift

Sommet Morin Heights

(2 reviews)

Nice mountain with combined levels on the same descent! Good for parents going down with kids! The…read moresaturday evening special is great - 39.99 for ski lift + equipment + spaghetti meal! Kids didn't want to stop and enjoyed the night views!

Ski Morin Heights is run by the same management that own Saint Sauveur. It is the smaller mountain…read morehowever that means the lift ticket is cheaper. Also note that if you buy it online you can save 10% however you have up until the day before you plan to make your purchase. They give you a GoPass which fits in a pocket and must have some kind of chip in it because you can't access the chairlift until you pass through these automatic gates that open when your GoPass is read. The price for rentals is also fair. Since it is a smaller mountain expect fewer runs. They are fairly challenging though which I like. The pitches are tricky for novice skiers like myself. I can't speak for how an experienced skier would find it. I do wish though that they had some longer runs since I do love those quite a bit. The cafeteria is expensive and the food is so so but in my experience this is par for the course at most ski resorts in Quebec. My major complaint is that portions are pretty small. I was still hungry after downing a plate of subpar pasta. I mean come on you've got people doing hours of exercise, they're going to be hungry! Your best bet is to just bring your own lunch especially if you want to eat healthy because the majority of the offerings are things like burgers and fries.

Sommet Gabriel

Sommet Gabriel

(2 reviews)

Great ski location for newer skiers! I haven't gone skiing in 6 years and had a great time getting…read moreback into it. I came here on December 28th after having bought a ticket for December 25th. Sadly it was 14 degrees on the 25th so they had to close the hill. Rather than make us reserve for a new date, they allowed all those who had tickets to come on another day without a reservation! They sell a limited number of tickets to ensure proper distancing. You have to reserve a ticket on their website so it is difficult to spontaneously decide to go skiing. Located about 1 hour from Montreal, there is ample parking spots right across the street from the hill. Getting our tickets was easy and the employees were friendly. The bistro was open for takeout but you can't eat inside. We didn't buy anything so I can't comment on that. You can use the bathrooms but must bring a mask (a balaclava/neck warmer does not suffice). When we were there, 7 runs were open and the conditions were good! Almost no lines for the chair lifts and plenty of room to keep your distance. One of the chair lifts doesn't have the metal piece to rest your skis on so your legs kind of just dangle in the air. I felt a bit unsafe on this lift and I think it's due to be replaced! Overall, wonderful day skiing at Sommet Gabriel

Great set of slopes at this resort. Staff are very friendly and mostly bilingual in French and…read moreEnglish. It was a fantastic day to ski this particular day as the snow was a nice and soft powder. Plenty of staff out even on the kid's slopes giving lessons for beginners as well.

Belle Neige Ski Development - hotels - Updated July 2026

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