| 词条 | List of former ski areas of Quebec |
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The Canadian province of Quebec has many ski areas no longer in operation. These include alpine skiing resorts and cross-country skiing stations. Some of these are quite famous or historic. List of alpine ski areas{{Expand list|date=May 2015}}Eastern Townships{{anchor|Eastern Townships|Cantons de l'Est}}The Eastern Townships (Cantons de l'Est) extend to the south of the Saint-Lawrence River valley, covering the eponymous administrative region of Estrie, and beyond; between the U.S. border and the Appalachian Mountains to the east. Ski Shefford{{anchor|Shefford|Ski Shefford|Mont Shefford|Ski Mont Shefford|Mount Shefford|Ski Mount Shefford}}Ski Shefford ({{coords|45.954672|N|74.144244|W|display=inline}}) was a ski hill on what was originally Quebec Highway 1, now Route 112, located on Mont Shefford, close to Ski Bromont. Ski Mont Shefford closed in 2006.[1]Laurentians{{anchor|Laurentians|Laurentides}}The Laurentian Mountains extend to the north of the Saint-Lawrence River valley, covering several administrative zones, including the eponymous Laurentides, and beyond. From the Ottawa River valley to the Cote-Nord of the Gulf of Saint-Lawrence. Les Pentes 40-80{{anchor|40-80|Les Pentes 40-80|Pentes 40-80|Cotes 40-80|Côtes 40-80|Les Côtes 40-80|Les Cotes 40-80}}Les Pentes 40-80 (previously Côtes 40-80, {{coord|45.9549041|-74.1457133}}) was a municipal ski hill in Sainte-Adèle.[2] It catered to novice skiers.[3] The ski station was one of the first alpine ski station in the country, and was very popular in the 1950s.[2] The ski station was deeded to the municipality by Charles Bronfman, with a clause saying that it needed to stay a ski slope.[2] With the closure of the station, demolition of the base chateau and removal of the ski lifts, the area remains a public park with accessible ski runs but no lifts or services.[2]At the end of the station operating history, it was composed of a base chateau, four ski lifts, three T-bars and a magic carpet, five pistes, two green (runs 40, 60), a blue (run 80), a black diamond (run 100), and a glade double black diamond (run 120 or "Bois joli").[4][5] It had a {{convert|100|m|ft|abbr=on}} vertical and the longest run was {{convert|600|m|ft|abbr=on}}.[6] At one time, it was the cheapest lift ticket in the Laurentians.[7] Ski Mont Alta{{anchor|Alta|Ski Alta|Mont Alta|Ski Mont Alta|Ski Mount Alta|Mount Alta}}Ski Mont Alta ({{coord|46.040154|-74.236531}}), founded in 1951, was a ski station located on Highway 117 in Val-David. It closed permanently after its ski lift controller was burnt up, when the chalet burned down in 2014. It now operates as an off-piste park, allowing winter hiking, ski-hiking, etc. in winter, without lift services.[8]Baumgarten’s Ski HillBaumgarten’s Ski Hill, located on Baumgarten Hill, in Ste-Agathe, is reputed to have the first rope tow in existence, though that distinction is disputed with Foster's Folly at the Big Hill in Shawbridge (Prevost). The ski hill was opened by local businessman Moïse Paquette in 1928, and was continued to be run by his family after his death. The hill itself is named after businessman Alfred Baumgarten, who built a cottage at the base of the hill, by the lake, in the mid-19th century.[9][10]Ski Mont CastorSki Mont Castor located on Mont Castor, in Ste-Agathe, was a ski hill that operated from 1962 to 1995. It once operated 2 T-bar ski lifts. At the base of the ski hill is now located Maximise ({{coord|46.067832|-74.306000}}), an all-season ski/snowboard slopestyle training facility, with rails and big air, water landing ponds, trampolines, and airbag landings; and includes a winter snowpark, with rope-tow ski lift.[11][12]Le Chantecler{{anchor|Le Chantecler|Chantecler}}Le Chantecler ({{coord|45.9451467|-74.1423288}}) was an alpine ski hill on the south side of Mont Chantecler in Sainte-Adèle, on the north side is the still open Ski Chantecler. The resort hotel portion of the ski station is still open, as are the tubing, cross-country trails, and horse-drawn sleigh routes. Chalet Cochand{{anchor|Chalet Cochand|Cochand Chalet|Cochand}}Chalet Cochand is reputed to have been the first ski resort in North America.[13] Émile Cochand's ski school opened in 1911, followed by the inn in 1914; in Ste-Marguerite.[14]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKcsU0dGcfY Gray Rocks{{anchor|Gray Rocks|Grey Rocks}}{{main|Gray Rocks}}Gray Rocks ({{coord|46.158333|-74.588889}}) Greater Montreal area{{anchor|Greater Montreal Area|Greater Montreal|Grand Montreal|Metro Montreal|Metropolitan Montreal|Montreal}}The Greater Montreal Area lies at the confluence of the Ottawa River and Saint-Lawrence River. Slopes of Mount Royal{{anchor|Mount Royal|Mont-Royal|Mont Royal}}Mount Royal is the central hill on Montreal Island, one of the Monteregian Hills, created by a volcanic hotspot during the Cretaceous. Mount Royal Park{{anchor|Mount Royal Park|Parc du Mont-Royal|Parc du Mont Royal}}{{anchor|Beaver Lake|Lac des Castors}}Mount Royal Park, the grand central city park and hill of Montreal once hosted alpine skiing runs next to Beaver Lake ({{coords|45.499945|N|73.594517|W|display=inline}}) and ski jumps. The ski runs last operated in the 1990s. It now only hosts cross-country skiing, and sliding. Cross country skiing started in the late 1870s.[15][16]Universite de Montreal{{Anchor|University of Montreal|Montreal University|Universite de Montreal|Université de Montréal|UdeM}}UdeM, the university on Mount Royal, once hosted two runs, a ski jump and a T-bar, at the top of Vincent d'Indy ({{coords|45.508090|N|73.608196|W|display=inline}}), that operated from 1944 to 1979.[17][18] Francesca Cabrini Park{{anchor|Francesca Cabrini|Francesca Cabrini Park|Francesca-Cabrini Park|Parc Francesca Cabrini|Francesca-Cabrini|Parc Francesca-Cabrini}}Rosemount's Francesca-Cabrini Parks slope ({{coords|45.581593|N|73.562425|W|display=inline}}) once hosted ski runs complete with a ski lift.[16] Ignace Bourget Park{{anchor|Ignace Bourget|Ignace-Bourget|Ignace Bourget Park|Parc Ignace Bourget|Ignace-Bourget Park|Parc Ignace-Bourget}}Verdun's Ignace-Bourget Park ({{coords|45.454718|N|73.605608|W|display=inline}}) once hosted a T-bar to allow for skiing.[16] Des Hirondelles Park{{anchor|Hirondelles|Hirondelles Park|Des Hirondelles|Des Hirondelles Park|Parc des Hirondelles}}Ahuntsic's Des Hirondelles Park ({{coords|45.576049|N|73.643502|W|display=inline}}) once hosted a ski lift.[16] List of cross-country ski areas{{Expand list|date=May 2015}}References1. ^ {{cite web |url= https://skimap.org/skiAreas/view/76 |title= Mont Shefford |publisher= SkiMap.org }} 2. ^1 2 3 {{fr icon}} {{cite news |url= http://www.journalacces.ca/Actualite/2008-07-12/article-1866178/Fermeture-de-pentes-4080une-pente-impossible-a-remonter/1 |work= Accès Laurentides |title= Fermeture de pentes 40-80:une pente impossible à remonter |author= André Bérard }} 3. ^{{cite book |work= Ulysses |title= Quebec |publisher= Hunter Publishing |date= 2006 |pages= 249 |isbn= 9782894647110 |issn= 1486-3502 }} 4. ^{{cite web |url= http://skimap.org/SkiAreas/view/2228 |title= Les Cotes 40/80 Ski Trail Map |publicationdate= 2008 |date= 13 March 2009 |accessdate= 30 March 2014 }} 5. ^{{cite book |pages= 183 |title= Montreal & Quebec City |edition= 2006 |work= Frommer's |publisher= John Wiley & Sons |date= 20 March 2006 |isbn= 9780471787709 }} 6. ^{{cite magazine |url= https://books.google.com/books?id=jmB8VZ3qWEUC&pg=RA1-PA128&dq=%22C%C3%B4tes+40-80%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=eMI3U_XDOtTgqAHhgIGYBQ&redir_esc=y |pages= 14 |work= Skiing |title= The Laurentians: At A Glance |issn= 0037-6264 |date= October 1986 |volume= 39 |number= 2 }} 7. ^{{cite magazine |work= Skiing |title= The Laurentians |url= https://books.google.com/books?id=NGDzCYkYZy0C&dq=%22C%C3%B4tes+40-80%22&source=gbs_navlinks_s |author= Association Touristique des Laurentides |date= January 1988 |pages= 152 |issn= 0037-6264 |volume= 40 |number= 5 }} 8. ^ {{cite web |url= https://zone.ski/experience-mont-alta/ |title= Expérience Mont Alta |date= 2017 |website= Zone.ski |author= ZoneSki Média |lang= fr }} 9. ^ {{cite web |url= http://www.ballyhoo.ca/ste-agathe-recreation-and-health.html |title= Ste-Agathe Recreation And Health |author= Joseph Graham |date= 2018 |publisher= The Ballyhoo }} 10. ^ {{cite newspaper |url= https://montrealgazette.com/travel/skiing-is-in-our-dna-laurentian-museum-honours-snow-sports-pioneers |title= Skiing is in our DNA: Laurentian museum honours snow sports pioneers |author= Rochelle Lash |date= 11 January 2018 |newspaper= The Gazette (Montreal) }} 11. ^ {{cite episode |title= {{youtube|G4ouCYGcdIA|Héritage du Mont-Castor à Ste-Agathe}} |author= Maximise |series= Maximise |date= 18 March 2015 }} 12. ^ {{cite web |url= https://zone.ski/maximise-unique-en-amerique-du-nord-100-freestyle/ |title= Maximise: unique en Amérique du nord, 100% freestyle! |publisher= Zone.Ski |authors= A. COULOMBE; J. BEAUCHAMP; |date= 7 December 2016 }} 13. ^ {{cite magazine |url= http://www.skimuseum.ca/Chawkers%20articles/Emile%20Cochand%20II%20(March%202010).pdf |title= Chalet Cochand: The Ups, Downs, Triumphs and Travails of North America’s First Ski Resort |author= Chas Maclean Cochand |magazine= Skiing Heritage |date= March 2010 }} 14. ^ {{cite magazine |url= https://thewalrus.ca/first-on-the-hill/ |title= First on the Hill |author= John Fry |date= 12 February 2007 |magazine= The Walrus }} 15. ^ {{cite news |url= https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/montreal-non-profit-looking-to-reintroduce-downhill-skiing-to-mount-royal |title= Montreal non-profit looking to reintroduce downhill skiing to Mount Royal |author= Jesse Feith |date= 22 December 2016 |publisher= The Gazette (Montreal) }} 16. ^1 2 3 {{fr icon}} {{Cite news |title= Un hiver pour branchés |work= Sports d'Hiver |publisher= La Presse (Montreal) |author= Michel Blanchard |date= 30 November 1991 }} 17. ^ {{fr icon}} {{cite episode |url= http://ici.radio-canada.ca/emissions/c_est_pas_trop_tot/2013-2014/chronique.asp?idChronique=325540 |title= Dévaler le mont Royal à ski |date= 16 January 2014 |work= Radio-Canada |network= Première Chaine |series= C'est pas trop tôt! }} 18. ^ {{cite news |publisher= The Gazette (Montreal) |title= Mount Royal threatened by nibblers at its edges |author= Mark London |page= J-8 |date= 24 May 1986 }} Further reading
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