"La P. A. Rousseau, the newest run on the mountain, is a steep and narrow mogul run that drops off a ridge and funnels down to connect to the old triple chair line."
"La Crête, considered Mont Sainte Anne's signature run, offers a panoramic view of the Sainte Lawrence River and Quebec City before diving down the side of the expert bowl."
"The north side of the mountain consists mostly of intermediate terrain, including a run named after Mélanie Turgeon, who won a gold medal in downhill at the 2003 FIS Alpine World Championships."
"The expert terrain off Gros Vallon features steep bump runs and glades, providing a thrilling experience for advanced skiers."
Recent freezing rain turned Mont Sainte Anne into a skating rink, but fresh snow on Thursday night improved conditions. The temperature was around -5 °C with good visibility. Skiing began on the south side, utilizing the new traverse run to access expert sections. La P. A. Rousseau, a challenging double black mogul run, was skied first. La Crête offered stunning views and is considered a signature run. The north side featured intermediate terrain, including a run named after gold medalist Mélanie Turgeon. The afternoon was spent on expert terrain off Gros Vallon.
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