Mont-Sainte-Anne: 175–800 m elevation

Mont-Sainte-Anne sits in Québec, Canada, between 175–800 m of altitude.

Resort facts

  • Where it is: Québec
  • Base elevation: 175 m
  • Top elevation: 800 m
  • Skiable vertical: 625 m
  • Kilometres of piste: 73 km
  • Skiable terrain: 547 acres
  • Runs: 71
  • Lifts: 9
  • Terrain breakdown: 21 % beginner · 46 % intermediate · 20 % advanced · 13 % expert

Mont-Sainte-Anne's location and altitude

Mont-Sainte-Anne's base sits at 175 m and the top at 800 m — a 625 m vertical drop. It's within Québec, in Canada.

Resorts near Mont-Sainte-Anne

Near Mont-Sainte-Anne you can also ski at: Mont Tremblant.

Frequently asked questions about Mont-Sainte-Anne

How high up is Mont-Sainte-Anne?

Between 175–800 m, with a 625 m skiable vertical.

What's the highest point of Mont-Sainte-Anne called?

Mont-Sainte-Anne's highest point sits at 800 m — check the piste map for the name of each peak and lift.