Mont Sutton

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Resort Overview

Set against the Eastern Townships' rolling peaks, Mont Sutton stands out for its distinctive approach to skiing. Since 1960, this family-owned mountain has preserved the natural character of its trails, weaving them through dense maple and pine forests. The resort's commitment to maintaining an authentic Quebec skiing experience has earned it a loyal following among those who appreciate its unique blend of challenging terrain and understated charm.

Trails & Terrain

Trails

Total Runs

Total Area

230 ac

93.1 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

25%

Intermediate

30%

Advanced

18%

Expert

27%

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Mont Sutton Lift System

Mont Sutton's network of 9 lifts provides access to 60 trails and glades spread across 230 acres of skiable terrain. The efficient lift system includes high-speed quads and double chairs strategically positioned to minimize wait times and maximize your time on the slopes. Each lift serves a variety of terrain, allowing skiers and riders of all abilities to explore different sections of the mountain with ease.

Lifts

Total Lifts

Lift Types

Lift Breakdown

Triple Chair

Quad Chair

Surface Lift

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Location & Getting There

Located in Quebec's Eastern Townships, Mont Sutton is just 90 minutes from Montreal and 20 minutes from the Vermont border. The mountain's position in the Appalachian chain creates varied terrain and spectacular views stretching into the United States. The surrounding region offers a rich variety of accommodations, dining options, and après-ski activities, making it an ideal destination for both day trips and extended stays.

Mont Sutton

, quebec

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Hotels & Accommodation near Mont Sutton

⛷️ Season opens Nov 27, 2025

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Season Info

Winter transforms Mont Sutton into a snow-covered playground, typically operating from early December through mid-April. The mountain's unique microclimate and advanced snowmaking system work together to maintain excellent conditions throughout the season. Famous for its abundant natural snowfall and tree skiing, Mont Sutton receives an average of 500 centimeters of snow annually, creating perfect conditions for both groomed runs and powder-filled glades.

Current Season

2025 - 2026

Opening Day

11/27/2025

Closing Day

4/12/2026

Days Open

137

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