Yanick Rochon

Review of Ski Bromont

Since 2005, Ski Bromont has always been synonymous...

Since 2005, Ski Bromont has always been synonymous for me with a good mix of pleasure and pain. Impossible to calculate, as much the number of descents as of landings that I could practice there. If you fancy an intense adrenaline rush, I think this can be a mountain go-to.
I don't know the exact number of tracks available, but there is definitely something for everyone. On the other hand, over the years, despite the price of the pass which has always increased, I have more the impression that they want to accommodate the riders than to offer them an unparalleled experience.
In the early days we had access to a reserved ski lift, while now we have to share the one that is used by sledging enthusiasts, so needless to say it stops on a regular basis before reaching the top .
In addition, the initiation to cycling trail is now shared with hikers. I understand that this track is not supposed to be a place for top speed, but I have some doubts about the safety aspect of the thing.
I don't do all the trails, but I often have the impression that the trails that are groomed are the "Bing Bang", and then the trails leading to the bike park, for the rest, hang on your helmet, and equip you have good armor.
They have some nice runs on the other side, but the ski lift is only on weekends.
On my last visit, seeing the turmoil in the fight that they have undertaken to set up the new cabins, we can easily understand where their financial priorities are.
About 10 years ago, I would have given 5 stars, and today I would rather go with 2. But in memory of the very good old days, I go with a 3 star because I still manage to have pleasure in taking it down.