Saint-Sauveur
A Busy Laurentian Village With A Lively Main Street Of Cafes And Boutiques, Night Skiing On Mont Saint Sauveur, A Large Water Park In Summer, Nearby Mont Gabriel And The Laurentian Linear Park Trail. A Year Round Weekend Destination For Montrealers · Saint-Sauveur, Quebec
Saint-Sauveur is a village of about 10,000 people in the Laurentians, roughly 60 km north-west of Montreal along Autoroute 15 (Exit 60, confirm), and one of the best-known ski and weekend towns in Quebec. The village sits at the foot of Mont Saint-Sauveur, whose slopes are lit for night skiing in winter and covered by a large water park in summer, and a main street of cafes, boutiques, terraces and restaurants fills the valley below. The parish church, built in the mid-1800s, anchors the older centre, while ski chalets, spas and shops spread along Route 117 and Route 364. The linear park of the Ptit Train du Nord and the hills of Mont Gabriel and Morin-Heights lie nearby for cycling, hiking and cross-country skiing. This is a lively, commercial village, busiest on weekends and holidays, with a year-round calendar rather than one season. Allow a few hours for the main street or a full day with skiing or the water park.
Saint-Sauveur, a village and ski town of about 10,000 people in the Laurentians, about 60 km north-west of Montreal on Autoroute 15 (Exit 60); coordinates approximate, Saint-Sauveur, Quebec, Canada
Saint-Sauveur keeps no single set of visiting hours because it is a living village. The main street and the church grounds are open at any hour, while boutiques, cafes and restaurants keep roughly 10 to 6 and later on weekends, with some open until late at night in July and December (confirm). Mont Saint-Sauveur runs day and night skiing roughly December to March, depending on snow, and the water park runs roughly late June to late August (confirm dates and times). Spring thaw in April and the weeks before Christmas are the quietest periods, and some places close, so confirm before travelling.