Sommet Saint Sauveur

I just started to learn skiing. My friend introduced me to come here. The staff are very enthusiastic. The old coach on the baby road even taught me the basic movements for free. Every time I go to practice, I can see him volunteering to teach people who can’t ski. I like here very much. I've started trying to slide on the greenway

Very fun experience. Staff are very kind and respectful. If you do not understand what to do, they will explain to you. Bring ski glasses! It is also recommended to wear a helmet for security. Worth the time and effort.

A great feature offered with glamping or camping in the Morin-Heights region is that you can add the option of going to the water slides to your camping trip. What I really liked about Mont-Saint-Sauveur water park is that it is made perfectly for children ages 3+. There were several slides that I was able to bring my three year old on which he really enjoyed. My 8 year old son loved the wave pool. They also have a section for rides, unfortunately my kids are not that interested in the thrill of roller coasters, however it is an option, which I think is brilliant! It is a smaller water park compared to some others but it is suitable for families with younger children, I highly recommend and once again impeccable customer service! I guess it is just my luck!!

Amazing place to ski or snowboard. First run going up and I drop my phone from the chairlift. SMH, what could possibly go wrong right. Got back down and the operator guy handed it back to me. Real nice staff over there. They also have a cantine with decent food. It was a great day on the slopes and I hope to go back very soon.

The best hill in the Sommet family, it is quite large with lots of different trails to ski on, including some snow parks for jumps. They even set up some race tracks for anyone to use some times, a nice touch. The chair lifts are all detachable and fairly fast. You also get access to the Avila side, which is small but nice to have, they have a few EV chargers, which fill up fast, but also a nice touch.The chalet is also really nice, much better than the other Sommet hills. There is a station to drop you tray where they ensure everything gets sorted, a bottle filling station (bring your water bottle to avoid buying expensive plastic water bottles) and all the cutlery is now made of wood (another nice touch removing all plastic in the cafeteria). The seating area can get full, notably since everyone puts they clothing on the tables.With its proximity to Montreal and the larger size of the hill it is a great hill to ski at. The main issue is the price, notably it has gone up a lot at all the Sommets recently, so we may not return. It also can get very busy.

Great lil hill was a bit rough when I went but that was do to the snow we got, was epic!

No…not worth the money and the time.Over-crowded and under-staffed which results from accepting clients much more than reasonable capacity and most probably due to lack of respect towards clients and greedy management.The negative experience starts right at the entrance, waiting for 40 mins in a line of frustrated people to buy or validate online tickets with only one Cashier and on a end of summer Saturday afternoon . Obviously no lockers available with so many people and long waiting lines for each activity.

Great place to ski. Two incredibly different experiences… daytime and nighttime. Almost all of the lifts are of the high speed variety meaning that you spend less time going up the hills than other nearby places. Crowds are sometimes an issue on certain weekends but all in all a super well run operation!

I ski at Saint-Sauveur at least once every year and it always has been an amazing experience. There’s lots of tracks available with various difficulties. They also have many lifts once of which is a 6 seater. On a sunny day, skiing at Sommet Saint-Sauveur pure fun.

Lots of options. Very nicely laid out. A bit hard to get back from the further lifts on beginner runs.