Alpine Hiking

Alpine hiking in Val Saint-Come

What is alpine hiking?

This wintertime activity is performed with cross country skis or a splitboard. 

Explore our slopes adapted for all levels and take advantage of the snowy mountainside. Our rental services offer quality equipment and professional advice to take on the mountain in full confidence. 

Live an authentic experience, of sports and nature, in the heart of an enchanting setting.

Access and tickets

To take advantage of our magnificent alpine trail, you need a valid access card, whether you are visiting just for a day or are subscribed. Pick up your access card only or in person at the ticket booth situated in the services chalet.

Fees :

  • Daily ticket (6 and up): 10 $
  • Children (5 and under): Free

Your alpine hiking ticket does not include access to the electronic lifts, be it to go up or down the mountain. To use the lifts, a ticket or a subscription is required and can be purchased from customer service. 

Equipment

The Val Saint-Come boutique offers the necessary equipment to rent or to buy.

Rental fees : 

  • Half day : 49.99$ 
  • Full day : 69.99$

Note that you must bring back the equipment 30 minutes before the mountain closes. 

Plus applicable taxes

Reserve your equipment

Our Slopes

Trail Hours 8am-4pm

Alpine hiking: opens 1 hour before the beginning of the lifts and ends 1 hour before their end

See the complete trail map

Rules and security regulations — Alpine Hiking

To safely take full advantage of our trails, thank you for respecting the following rules:

  • Hours and trails
    1. Respect the opening and closing hours of the trails. 
    2. Stay in your designated area and always climb in a single file line to be properly visible. 
    3. You have to leave the mountain for closing time at 10pm. The maintenance requires the use of a winch, which could cause a real danger for the skier if they come in contact with the cables. These cables can be difficult to detect and are used all over the mountain during maintenance.
  • Interaction with vehicles
      1. If you come across a motorized vehicle (snow groomer, snowmobile, mountain bike), stop on the side of the road and wait for the flashing lights to go out before continuing.
  • Authorized zones
      1. Only use the designated areas and, if you are on a ski hill, always stay on the right to prevent surprising the skiers. 
      2. Access to the ski slopes for going up the mountain are strictly forbidden, until otherwise indicated. 
  • Forbidden equipment and practices
      1. Using adapted equipment (skis or splitboards with metallic squares, brakes, or restraint straps). 
      2. Baby carriers, crampons, snowshoes, and fat bikes are forbidden on our mountains.
  • Animals are not permitted on the trails.
  • Security and Emergency
    1. Our trails are not patrolled. In case of an emergency during opening hours please contact 450-883-0701 extension #9
    2. Outside of opening hours, call 911. Please note that cell coverage might be limited or nonexistent.

Advice for a safe outing

  • Prepare yourself by checking your equipment and assuring you are in good physical condition.
  • Wear appropriate clothing, a headlamp, bring food, water, and a charged cell phone. 
  • Never leave alone (groups of 3 recommended)
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Respect the environment

  • Always leave nature intact: leave no trace. 

While accessing our slopes, you accept the risks inherent with outdoor mountain activities and you agree to respect these rules for a safe and enjoyable experience.