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Winter

Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in Saint-Côme

Alpine skiing is not the only way to fill a winter day here. Snowshoe, cross-country and winter hiking trails are within easy reach of the condo.

The outdoor fire pit under snow
The outdoor fire pit under snow
Ice sculptures, a Lanaudière winter staple
Ice sculptures, a Lanaudière winter staple

Right nearby

The sector around the condo gives access to snowshoe, cross-country and winter hiking trails. This is the easy Sunday morning option: an hour or two outside without loading the car.

The municipal trails of Saint-Côme

The municipality maintains its own network in the heart of the village, at 1661-A rue Principale: roughly 12 kilometres of groomed cross-country ski trails and 26 kilometres of packed snowshoe trails, 38 kilometres in all. Routes run from beginner-friendly to demanding, and benches and fire pits are spread along the network for a break or a meal outdoors. Parking is free and an EV charging station is available on site.

For a longer outing

Lanaudière has several marked and groomed trail networks within thirty to forty-five minutes, with longer routes, warming huts and track-set cross-country skiing. Conditions, access rights and maps should be checked with each trail operator, since fees and hours differ from one network to the next.

What to bring. Snowshoes and skis are not provided at the condo. Bring your own gear or arrange a rental before you arrive. The building's dryer handles the rest.

About snowmobiling

Saint-Côme sits in a well-served snowmobile area, but the condo cannot host a snowmobile: parking one on the property is not permitted under the co-ownership rules. Another accommodation would be better suited to this type of trip.

See also alpine skiing at Mont Val Saint-Côme

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