This business doubles as a Waterpark during summer and a Ski Lodge during winter; the review is for the Ski Lodge! Summary: Beautiful mountain, polite bilingual staff, and adequate facilities but only one green hill for beginners (obviously not their fault). My family spent the day at the mountain with three of us taking lessons and two being experienced skiers. We had private lessons and my instructor's name was Elsie (pardon the probable misspelling!). She was very friendly and polite although she may be a little new at instructing as I believe she could have given us a few more pointers that the two experienced skiers in my group were able to help with. She was very encouraging and understanding when I needed to take breaks - skiing is hard on your calves! I would recommend taking lessons with her. The "bunny jump" was not very steep or long at all and was difficult to practice on. The "magic carpet" that takes you to the top of the hill stopped moving every time we were on it; sometimes it was because of it breaking down and sometimes it was an emergency stop. After practicing the "bunny jump" for two hours during the lesson and another half hour after lunch at the Chalet (burgers were good, pizza was terrible), we thought we were ready for the blue slopes. Ohhh buddy were we wrong. Both experienced skiers were able to make it down without too much trouble but us newbies got our butts kicked. My brother had to slide down the mountain on his rear end. When I asked if I could carry my skis down, a mountain lifeguard (I don't know the official name) suggested calling a toboggan to carry me down instead. I certainly wasn't in any mood to argue. While waiting for the toboggan, I was very nervous and disappointed so I began talking to the guide. He helped keep me calm and stayed with me for the 15 or so minutes it took for the toboggan to get to us (yes, I know it's his job but it was appreciated nonetheless). Turns out his name is Martin (if I remember correctly) and he is a Montreal Canadiens fan! When help arrived, they strapped me into what looked like a yellow body bag and skied me down the mountain in what looked like a cross between a toboggan and a rickshaw. Martin brought the skis down behind us. Thank you to the kind and understanding staff for all their patience. I'm sorry for the long review, it was just quite a day! I'd like to say we hit the slopes but it's more like the slopes hit us. read more

Definitely my new favorite ski site in the area. A nice verity of blue runs, not that expensive (~34$ for an adult for a full day if you buy only) and wonderful views. They even have a black diamond and double diamond runs. I think the only two things I found is that the lift is super slow (due to its path) and that the cafeteria's food is not that good. But I came here to ski not to eat so no complients good food is a bonus the trails are whatmatters and they rock. read more

Mont Cascades - Skiing Near Me - Cantley, Quebec

This was my fist time ever to ski, and it was such a great experience. The instructor (Martin) that my group was given was very patient and kind even though we Yanks we're doomed from the start! I clung to the bunny slope the whole day, but several in my group ventured out and improved under the training. The lodge was nice and the folks in the ski shop were very helpful. My only advice is to watch out for the snow boarders. I learned the hard way that they have little patience for beginners or tourists. read more

Today, I went to Mont-Cascade to have fun with my family. But, in the Tornado Alley ride at the end, I flipped out the flotte and it went on top of me, I was under flotte, under water and I couldn't breath, and the life guard that was there didn't even notice that I was about to drowned, until I finally got myself out of the water, and my cousin hit his head on the wall at the end of the Tornado Alley slide, and a life guard saw him and didn't seem to care. My brother was about to go down the Tornado Alley slide and he still wasn't in the flotte, but the life guard still pushed him and my cousins down the slide. read more

i went in Mont cascade and i was not done putting mi foot and Tay push me and almost died

Won't be back to the ski hill. Lift operators don't know the mountain and don't care. No trail board at the top. Staff not very helpful. Disappointed, thought this hill was more family friendly. read more

I have gone to Mont Cascades for two years and always had positive experiences but today my son and daughter were made to leave the hill TWICE and asked to purchase another ski tags because their ski tags were not attached properly. My son has a season pass but they made us buy another tag because the wire was bent and wouldn't stay on. My daughter as well was removed from the line up with her brother to return to the shop to get another tag because it was not attached properly!!! Mont Cascades has great instructors and nice office staff but this man with the clipboard and glasses made our day miserable!! I have paid for ski school and passes and he was policing our children. That made my decision for the next ski trip this week to Vorlage where everyone is helpful and friendly to children and not kicking young children off and gouging us for more money because a ski ticket is not attached properly!!. VERY disappointed by this. It is so stressful to get your kids ready to go to the hill and be active all day. I will be mentioning this to many other families before they sign up for season pass or plan to visit a ski hill! Orleans, ON read more