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Mont-Sainte-Anne, a mountain and four-season resort in Beaupré northeast of Quebec City, grew from a volunteer-built ski slope begun in 1943 into one of eastern Canada’s leading outdoor destinations. Racing began there by 1946, before the resort’s official inauguration on January 16, 1966, with ten trails and four lifts. It quickly gained an international profile through major ski competitions, later hosting World Cup alpine races, Junior World Championships, and a Snowboard Cross World Cup event. With extensive downhill and cross-country terrain, notable night skiing, and major summer offerings such as mountain biking, it has become a major year-round sports centre.
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Québec · Canada