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Elevation
185m–553m
Ski area
45 km
Lifts
8
Nearest airport
Montréal / Saint-Hubert Metropolitan Airport (YHU) - 67 km
Schools
0 listed
Overview
Bromont at a glance
Common questions
- Bromont is famous for North America's largest night-skiing operation, with 101 runs across 140 acres lit under floodlights. The entire mountain is illuminated every weekend night, offering extended skiing opportunities.
- Yes, beginners will find good learning terrain at the base of the mountain. Night-skiing lessons are also available, extending learning options, especially for weekend visitors.
- Advanced skiers can challenge themselves on a variety of mogul runs and through gladed areas. It offers a solid experience for an Eastern resort.
- Intermediate skiers can enjoy consistent blue and red runs, well-maintained with extensive snowmaking. You'll find satisfying descents across the 405m vertical drop.
- Bromont is conveniently located just 45 minutes from Montreal. To make the most of an evening session, consider leaving the city by 4 pm on Friday.
The mountain
Ski area details
Key stats
Summit553m
Base185m
Vertical drop (resort)368m
Total Lifts8
Total Slopes45 km
The mountain
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The mountain
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About the resort
About Bromont
Bromont is an outdoor ski area in Canada. The available data lists terrain from 185 m to 553 m elevation, 45 km of recorded slopes and 8 lifts.
About the resort
Key facts about Bromont
The lifts run between 185m and 553m, a vertical drop of 368m. 45 km of marked pistes are served by 8 lifts. The nearest airport is Montréal / Saint-Hubert Metropolitan Airport (YHU) - 67 km.
Resort guide
Bromont resort guide
Bromont boasts the largest night-skiing operation in North America, with 101 runs across 140 acres lit under floodlights. The entire mountain is illuminated every weekend night, offering extended skiing opportunities.
Bromont is conveniently located just 45 minutes from Montreal. To make the most of an evening session, consider leaving the city by 4pm on Friday.
The resort offers consistent blue and red runs, well-maintained with extensive snowmaking. With a vertical drop of 405m, intermediate skiers can enjoy satisfying descents.
Beginners will find good learning terrain at the base of the mountain. Night-skiing lessons are also available, extending learning options, especially for weekend visitors.
Advanced skiers can challenge themselves on a variety of mogul runs and through gladed areas, offering a solid experience for an Eastern resort.
Bromont is situated in the heart of the Eastern Townships, a renowned wine and cider region, offering additional activities beyond the slopes.
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