Mont Sutton's richly wooded, rustic chalet-lodges are genuinely steeped in time. Named for the number of metres at which they sit - the one at the peak is "Chalet Alt 840m". Here, a sprawling deck offers panoramic views, the round stone fireplace radiates warm and cozy, and cold Carlsberg flows on tap. Bar Le Tucker on the second floor at Chalet Alt 400m (the base lodge) draws the crowd for après with plenty of draft beers and locally inspired cocktails. We never actually experienced the food at the mountain - were so full from breakfast at the hotel, we kept right on skiing! (Which is a rarity.)
We loved the vibe in its entirety and were enamored with the trails and conditions. Mont Sutton's proximity to the border makes it even more appealing for those living in the states. We didn't have time to explore the local communities of Glen Sutton and Sutton Junction, but it did seem like they had small town village charms to offer. (So many reasons to plan a return trip!) That evening we were off to Balnea in Bromont-sur-le-lac where a traditional thermal-spa experience awaited. With Finnish saunas, a Turkish Bath, outdoor hot tubs, a sweat lodge and a solarium, to name a few key elements, we savored ultimate relaxation time. After two full days and two nights of skiing and many miles of road-trippin', this was perfect.
671, Chemin Maple
Sutton, Québec, J0E 2K0
Balnea Spa
319, Chemin Lac Gale
Bromont-sur-le-Lac, Québec, J2L 2S5
Balnea Spa
319, Chemin Lac Gale
Bromont-sur-le-Lac, Québec, J2L 2S5
Legit sounds like heaven on earth!
ReplyDeleteSo wanting to be hanging in that lodge sipping a warm spiked drink - those windows are amazing!
ReplyDeleteanother day in paradise!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so fun! I haven't been boarding in forever and miss it!
ReplyDeleteChelsea
Chow Down USA
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Skiing the wooded trails and then a relaxing spa. Living the dream!
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