Ski Bromont

Bromont’s winter beauty is the perfect place to enjoy a ski day with friends and family. Themountain contains many trails suitable from beginners to experts. When you are at the peak of the ski mountain, the view is simply mesmerizing, especially during a sunny winter afternoon. The peak also has a resto/café to keep you warm while you can enjoy a hot cup of coffee or their soup of the day while you get to enjoy yhe view.

Good ski school with very helpful teachers. Gets fairly crowded at the base, and the grooming was only okay. But overall a nice mountain with a good town too.

What a great ski resort with so many trails spread across 3 peaks and 6 slopes. Had an amazing first time" skiing in Canada! Loved the night skiing!"

Great ski hill with lots of options for all levels. Some of the greens are very very green but most blue runs are perfect for intermediate skiers. The hills are well groomed and never felt very busy even though most parking lots were full.The cafés on top of the mountain offer really good food options and the coffee is quality espresso.

Nice experience, awesome view, the place to ski or even learn it , many skikked instructors, safe for kids , all levels, affordable equipment, you can find anything you want before or after ski , spa hotel restauranta .., like thus place

Probably the best mountain that is in close proximity of montreal. There are many trails for all skill levels, and conditions are fairly well maintained. The facilities are also pretty good, there a chalet at the more popular chairlifts, where you can warm up with a quick bite and some hot cocoa or coffee. At the main chalet there is a bar sit down restaurant where you can relax between ski sessions. The staff are relatively friendly and ski patrol is very attentive for everyone safety. My only complaint is the ski lift by P5 connecting the main mountain and P5, there always seems to be issues causing it to stop. Other then that it’s a great place to ski or snowboard.

Went back … nearly 30 years after my last visit. It was my goto place at the beginning of the 90’s for mountain biking.A bit expensive if you don’t bring your bike and you don’t have a subscription. However, it is worth every penny even if you have to rent a bike (they are quite good btw).Notes: There are a ton of trails of many level. Be aware that the green trails are not as easy as they seem. The same logic apply to the other levels.Like the old days, doing 4 to 6 descents per day is propably the maximum if you want play safe.

A very nice small park. I'm pretty sure there were about 10 waterslides, a wavepool, a regular pool, a splash pad, and a Tarzan swing. Very fun park, great for families and attractions for the little kids, teens, and adults. Food was priced well. Lots of bathrooms and lots of lifeguards so safety was never a worry. The lifeguards knew what they were doing and got people on the slides pretty quickly, making the wait times on even the most popular ride only about 25 minutes. The mountain does make it difficult for older people and those with walking problems to spend a full day.

Julie was a very attentive instructor and the snow conditions were perfect. The view from the top was worth every penny.

Nice ski slope, but crowded. We arrived on Sunday and skied on Monday. The Sun was extremely crowded. The Mon was a 1/2 hour wait for the 9am lift. The snow was deep, well groomed and very nice. They had lift loading attendants so the lift lines were not chaotic and elbowing. There is a lot of housing as condo rentals or hotels, so it is a nice destination slope. I recommend it.