SKI PRESALE ENDS ON TUESDAY: SOME WINTER NEW FEATURES

SUTTON, September 27, 2025 – An affordable ski pass that’s accessible to everyone? It’s entirely possible at Mont SUTTON! Many options are available to meet the needs of a variety of customers, and even more by Tuesday, September 30, with all seasons passes available with a 10% discount presale. Are Sutton’s incomparable glades not enough to convince anyone? Some new features might help to make up a mind…

 

65 Candles and Still Young

Mont SUTTON, already renowned for its unmatched glades, memorable après-skis at Bar Le Tucker, authentic natural charm, and warm welcome, is about to kick off its 65th season. While we already know it will end on a high note with the launch of construction for the new quad chairlift (scheduled for the 2026–2027 season), some seasonal new features have already been confirmed:

 

– A TechnoAlpin fixed tower fan will be showcased, boosting snowmaking power.

 

– Even more special events will take place on the outdoor bar terrace of Bar Le Tucker, for festive après-skis with friends.

 

– Expanded availability of alpine touring guides will allow more pleasant and optimal ascents.

 

– The adult ski lesson program has been completely revamped, now offering 6 options tailored to different skier profiles (including one option timed to match children’s lessons). Plus, 5-Day and 7-Day members get 30% off these new programs!

 

– A ski geocaching trail will debut, offering a brand-new on-mountain adventure. This course is accessible to intermediate skiers.

 

– Two new sculptures have been added to Mont SUTTON’s open-air museum: a Red-Tailed Hawk and the raccoons Sut & Ton with their snowboard – bringing the total to 12 sculptures, as the Arts on the Mountain project aims for 25 works in all.

 

– Mont SUTTON is joining the Indy Pass network, which means 7-Day unlimited SUTTON Pass holders can enjoy member discounts on the Indy pass and ski abroad too!

 

– As part of the A new workshop for cultivating art crowdfunding campaign, local artist Lysanne Sabourin is offering donors the chance to adopt one of 10 new characters from the Forest of Wonders or contribute to design one of 20 new features on that same slope! Families interested in participating or learning more about this playful project for children’s art accessibility can visit the campaign page. Meanwhile, the artist is offering free Art Tables on the Mountain for kids every Sunday during the Fall Festival.

 

– At the Boutique Expérience SUTTON, new winter Patagonia gear and the latest skis and snowboards have arrived. Several Purement SUTTON favorites are making a comeback as well – and yes, kids’ hoodies too!

 

– Rumor has it the creative, fresh, homemade Mason jar salads that made their debut this summer will be served at the restaurant during the ski season! Be sure to visit Cube-IK during the Fall Festival to try them now.

 

– Finally, a great new feature makes season passes even more accessible: the option to pay in equal installments on all purchases of $100 or more before tax – available for online purchases only.

 

10% Off season passes

A wide range of season pass options are available to suit everyone’s needs and make the most of these new features – and more! With 10% off all 2025–2026 Mont SUTTON season passes until September 30, it’s the perfect time to secure yours.

In addition to the Unlimited 7-Day Pass, the 5-Day Weekday Pass, the Family Pass (for all members of the same family), and the Rando-Ski Pass for alpine touring enthusiasts, several unique products offer significant savings.

 

Some original passes provide unlimited 7-Day access at reduced costs: students ages 14–25 can pair up with the 2×2 Pass, cutting the price in half, while young adults ages 18–35 can team up as a foursome with the 4×4 Pass, saving over $400! Parents of toddlers aged 2 or under can opt for the New Parents Pass, which allows both parents to alternate a single unlimited season pass! For single-parent or large families, the Family Pass applies to any family unit with at least one adult and one child – and it’s free starting from the 3rd child!

 

Perfect for young families and beginners, the Little Pass offers unlimited access to easy and intermediate slopes serviced by chairlifts IIw, I, and Iw only – on the mountain’s west part.

 

For occasional outings at very low cost, the Monday Pass and Friday Pass provide full-mountain access one day a week for the whole season! The Ped Days Pass, valid on pre-set school calendar dates, is another great option for family ski days. In addition, double or quad seasonal lockers are available for presale at 10% off until the same deadline.

 

Exclusive Privilege Program

As a 5-Day or 7-Day unlimited member at Mont SUTTON, so much privileges are included – from discounts at the ski shop, the snow school, and the workshop, to savings at select accommodations and nearby businesses. Summer season discounts are also part of the package, some still valid through the end of the Fall Festival! Plus, 7-Day members gain access to both the Indy Pass and Ski the Québec for even more skiing, here and elsewhere!

 

Everything in One Place

With a pass in hand, fall is the perfect season to prepare for winter. A visit to Mont SUTTON’s Fall Festival – every weekend until October 19 – is the best opportunity to stop at the Boutique Expérience SUTTON (with a sale on both summer and winter equipment) and be the first to grab the latest arrivals, or to reserve and pick up a seasonal rental for the season. Ski and snowboard lessons can also be booked and confirmed on-site, for kids and adults alike.

 

Customer Service is open weekends to handle seasonal locker reservations and answer any questions about the 2025–2026 season passes. Weekday service is available by phone at 1 800 538-2545, ext. 0.

 

 

 

Mont SUTTON is a major ski resort located in Quebec’s Eastern Townships, known across North America for its unique glade concept for every type of skier and its many junctions creating endless possibilities for every run. Mont SUTTON also sets itself apart with its authentic ambiance, awe-inspiring nature and its exceptional snow conditions, its distinctive mountain bike trails, its rustic camping at the summit, its outdoor sculptures and the longest zipline in the Eastern Townships! Details at montsutton.com/en. 

 

 

 

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Lydia Lyonnais
Communications Coordinator, Mont SUTTON
Phone: 450 538-2545, ext.110
Email: llyonnais@montsutton.com