Cross-country skiing

Rates for winter 2023-2024 season, valid at the 7 ski centres.

Taxes not included.

Child: 17 years old and under, senior: 60 and over, student: 18 to 25 years old.

The national parks entry fee is not included, except for Daily pass and entry fee package (entry fee is included).

Equipment rental is available in some establishments. Consult the reservation procedure according to the chosen destination.

* Special price after 3 p.m. offered exclusively at Parc national du Mont-Saint-Bruno and Station touristique Duchesnay.

Starting on Saturday, October 14, 2023, at 8 a.m., you can purchase your cross-country ski season pass or booket of 12 day passes for winter 2023-2024.

Virtual waiting room

In an effort to offer you the best possible shopping experience, we’ll set up a virtual waiting room especially for the occasion. This waiting room will, among other things, facilitate your transactions, while respecting your order of priority during busy periods on our transactional website.

A few minutes before the booking period, you’ll be able to access our virtual waiting room. When bookings begin, you’ll be redirected to the queue and automatically assigned a random place in line. After a few minutes, you should be transferred to our transactional site where you can complete your booking. You’ll have 12 minutes to finalize your transaction.

To speed up your transaction, we suggest that you create your online customer profile right away. That way the only step you’ll need to take during the payment stage is to connect to your profile, which will save you time.

Day pass: you can buy your day pass online up to 4 days before your arrival, starting at 8 p.m.

Check out all the reservation terms and conditions

Cross-country skiing centres

Other cross-country skiing destinations

Parc national du Bic, Parc national de la Gaspésie (Gîte du Mont-Albert), Parc national des Îles-de-Boucherville, Parc national des Monts-Valin, Réserve faunique de Portneuf and Centre touristique du Lac-Simon also offer skiing trails but with fewer services to skiers. Admission to their cross-country skiing network is free (entry fee must be paid in the national parks). Equipment rental is available in some establishments.

Customers are responsible for checking the business hours of the establishments they wish to visit, as well as to regularly check snow and trail conditions.

Sépaq wishes you an unforgettable outdoor experience and invites you to be Careful by nature!

Ski carefully and respect the Code of Conduct :

• Ski along marked trails and in the specified direction.
• Comply with signage and the trail type (classic or skating).
• Maintain a reasonable distance from the preceding skier.
• Clear the trail if you stop or fall, so as not to be an obstacle to other skiers.
• A faster skier who intends to pass another skier on a single trail must courteously indicate his or her intention to do so.
• A slower skier on a single trail must yield to a faster skier by stepping out of the trail to the right.
• Bear right along a two-way trail when meeting another skier.
• Along a double trail, slower skiers must remain in the right track, thereby clearing the left track for faster skiers.
• Ensure that the preceding skier has reached the bottom before descending a slope.
• On a slope, a descending skier has priority over an up-hill skier.
• Comply with any instructions given by patrollers or their representatives.
• Report any defects or problems to employees at the facility.
• Respect the environment and comply with the establishment’s regulations.

Here are a few important do’s and don’ts:

• Venturing outside the trails in national parks is not allowed.
• All waste must be disposed of in the appropriate places.
• National parks are governed by certain rules and guidelines.

Regulations and useful information