Slopeside Escape Overlooking the St. Lawrence

Highlights
• Ski-in/ski-out setting at Le Massif de Charlevoix, with mountain biking and hiking access directly from the property in warmer months

• Sweeping St. Lawrence River views from the chalet’s elevated position at the top of the mountain

• Spacious four-bedroom layout for up to 16 guests with a full kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, and generous gathering spaces

Perched at the top of Le Massif de Charlevoix, this spacious mountain chalet pairs exceptional access to outdoor adventure with sweeping views across the St. Lawrence River. In winter, guests can ski directly from the property and return at the end of the day, while summer and fall bring mountain biking and hiking trails practically to the doorstep.

Designed with larger and multi-generational groups in mind, the chalet accommodates up to 16 guests across four bedrooms. Three bedrooms each feature a queen bed and a bunk bed, while the fourth is furnished with two sets of bunk beds. The flexible arrangement gives families plenty of room to settle in after days spent exploring the mountain.

At the heart of the home, a large living area looks directly toward the river, providing a scenic gathering place throughout the seasons. A wood-burning fireplace adds warmth after winter days on the slopes, while the full kitchen makes shared meals easy. Fast Wi-Fi and ample space for remote work also make longer stays practical.

The setting changes dramatically with the seasons. Winter brings skiing at Le Massif, where trails descend toward the St. Lawrence, while warmer months transform the mountain into a destination for biking and hiking. Autumn is particularly striking, when the surrounding landscape takes on vivid seasonal color against the expansive river backdrop.

Beyond the mountain, the wider Charlevoix region offers plenty to explore. Baie-Saint-Paul is approximately 20 minutes away, with galleries, cafés, and restaurants, while the Route des Saveurs connects visitors with local farms, cheesemakers, and cider houses. Farther along the St. Lawrence, Tadoussac offers whale-watching excursions, while Québec City is within reach for a day of history, dining, and sightseeing.