Ski Patrol

Ski Patrol: Your Safety, Our Priority

Whether you are on the slopes to have fun or to train, our team is there to help ensure your safety and respond to your needs in case of emergency

Stay safe on the slopes

The mountains are a magnificent playground, but it’s important to follow a few rules to fully and safely enjoy them.

Mountain Code of Conduct: Familiarize yourself with the essential rules to follow on the slopes by consulting the Mountain Code of Conduct.

Mountain Biking

  1. Prepare for your ride
    Make sure your equipment is in good condition and bring the necessary tools for repairs. Don’t overestimate your abilities. Check the weather forecast and prepare accordingly.
  2. Do not ride on closed trails
    A trail may be closed to protect the environment or for your safety. Riding on a closed trail can be dangerous and cause damage.
  3. Avoid riding in the mud
    Make sure the trail is rideable. Riding on muddy trails leads to increased erosion, trail widening, and long-lasting damage.
  4. Respect wildlife and the environment
    Ride in a way that preserves the trail: avoid skidding and unnecessary wheel locking. Do not litter and avoid startling animals.
  5. Stay on the trail
    Do not intentionally ride off-trail. Avoid taking unmarked shortcuts, which can be harmful to both you and the ecosystem.
  6. Ride carefully and be courteous at all times
    Slow down when approaching other riders and politely announce your presence. On two-way trails, uphill riders have the right of way over descending riders.
  7. Ride slowly on busy trails
    For your safety and that of others, reduce your speed when trails are busy.
  8. Wear a helmet
    Wearing a helmet is strongly recommended at all times during your activity.
Important: Electric bikes are prohibited, while pedal-assist bikes are allowed on the trails.
Mountain Code of Conduct

Tips for a successful day :

    • Adapt your speed according to your level and the conditions.
    • Obey road signs and patrol instructions.
    • Always wear a helmet for better protection.

Emergency number : 450-883-0701 extension 9 during mountain operating hours

911 outside of mountain operating hours

Would you like to help others? Join our team!

Are you passionate about skiing or snowboarding and want to give back to the community? Our team is hiring!

Why become a patroller?

  • Work in a stimulating environment in the heart of the mountains
  • Receive comprehensive training in first aid and mountain safety.

  • Be part of a dynamic and committed team.

Required qualifications:

  • Good skiing or snowboarding skills.
  • Interest in first aid and prevention.
  • Ability to work well in a team.
Become a patroller