Ski Mont Saint-Bruno Reviews

Super service!!!
Great location!!!
Good for family!!!
All 5 stars!!!
V.I.P. service!!!
Best year!!!
Equipment 5 STAR!!!
Everything "renovated" "new"
STAF SUPER "FRIENDLY"
"SUPER PROFESSIONAL"
Do their job better than the police. You will be reminded to put on a muzzle if you forgot to pull it over your nose.
especially for young children workers forced parents to all the exceptions to pull the mask. Hitler just rests on the sidelines with their yellow stars.
They will cheer you up to the music which is heard everywhere.
Restaurant and recreation area just top and pride the entire colo and an example to the whole world. Peace and prosperity and good health to all without exception.
50% services are not available
Price reminds same no discounts.
Just collect your money for half.

Bis 100 times!!!

It is nearby at Montreal, and nice for biginers. Because the trail is short, advanced skiers might not enjoy here. Good ski school.

Great place to start learning how to ski. The slopes aren't very long nor very steep.
Friendly staff :)

A small alpine sports mountain that is very family oriented. A great place to learn how to ski/snowboard with dedicated sections for learners and paid instructors available. The hill is only minutes from Montreal so it gets quite busy on weekends and holidays. All the trails are quite easy and there are no skiable glades(officially). Rentals are available and they have a decent snack bar.

Loved it. Enjoyable tracks. Fairly priced. Well organized. What do you need more when so close to MTL

Great place. Sure not the longest slopes, but for a couple hours of fun, its very close to the city. Also a great spot to teach kids, very friendly. Finally, it is the only station on QC where you can buy your lift tickets by the hour.

Closest hill to the city of montreal! Approx 30min towards the south shore, so it is not a big trek to get there and you can go for a half day and be back in the city shortly. Overall I would say it is a bunny hill, great for kids to learn and easy runs. There are 4 chairlifts, you can do all the runs in less than 2 hours. But I think getting a 3hour block is good enough. Compared to the Sommet hills in the Laurentides this hill is more affordable. You don t get the up north views though. You can buy 2-3-4hour block tickets. Rentals are available, but due to Covid, you need to reserve at least a week in advance. You can use the indoors to warm up (masks only), there is also a cafeteria to buy food but you can only eat outdoors. Indoor restrooms available, no locker rooms available. Leave all your belongings in your car.

The closest ski slopes to the Montreal. Approximately 1 minute run from top to bottom, but still a lot of fun, especially snowboard park with rails and trampolines. Cheapest day to go ( not in covid year) is Sunday evening -13$. I use evening ski pass for 130$/season.

Good place to learn and begin any snow sports. The prices are good and the instructors as well.

You have to move onto something bigger after.