A mountain twenty minutes north of Quebec City, in a natural bowl with runs on three faces, and the largest night skiing operation in Canada by lit terrain.

That floodlighting is the defining feature. A very large share of the mountain is open into the evening, which is how the Quebec City crowd uses it.

The bowl shape shelters the runs from wind, which matters a great deal in a Quebec winter, and the terrain parks here have a strong reputation. Quebec City is close enough that staying in the old town and driving out is the better week. Mont Sainte Anne is on the same pass.