
Are the peaks of the Gaspé calling you, but you have minimal experience in this type of terrain? We have the perfect trip for you! In partnership with Ski Chic-Chocs, this ski trip with a “ Chèvres ” twist will let you explore the different areas of the park and the wildlife reserve based on current conditions—all while accompanied by a professional guide. Over the course of the trip, you’ll become more familiar with ski touring on more challenging terrain to build your confidence on these types of descents. This trip is designed for women who have experience with ski touring and downhill skiing, who are comfortable with their equipment, but who want to gain more experience on varied backcountry terrain.
We're offering 4 days of guided skiing or snowboarding in various sectors of the Parc and Réserve faunique des Chic-Chocs. Breathtaking scenery, exhilarating descents, good food, lots of laughs (we hope!) and fun await you during this stay. It's an excellent opportunity to familiarize yourself with a full day of off-trail touring, without the pressure of performance. Who's on board?
Option: package WITH or WITHOUT accommodation (limited places in both cases)
With accommodation: $1,999 at the Ski Chic-Chocs lodge
Without accommodation: $1,550 - all meals at base camp (Ski Chic-Chocs lodge) are still included.
We offer a special price if you wish to book at the Auberge Seigneurie des Monts. Write to us to take advantage of this offer.
Day 0 – March 13,
We’ll meet at the Ski Chic-Chocs house for a welcome beer. The house is available in the afternoon if you arrive early.
Day 1 - March 14
Group meeting, review of safety rules and equipment, and travel to the area chosen for the day. Reconnaissance of the terrain and conditions, and planning for the day of skiing
Travel to the day’s ski location (20 to 30 minutes by car—you can carpool).
Day in the mountains: outdoor lunch + snack Chèvre!
End of the day, return to Sainte-Anne.
Day 2 - March 15: Guided skiing and overnight stay at the SCC house
Day 3 - March 16: Guided skiing and overnight stay at the SCC house
Day 4 - March 17: Last day of guided skiing
End of the skiing day and end of the trip.
*The lodge will be available for the night of March 17 if you wish to leave the next morning. However, the activity will have ended, and meals will not be provided.
Professional guide and instructor (1:6 ratio, 4 days of skiing)
Accommodations from March 13 to 17 at Ski Chic-Chocs (optional): Quebec license holder #703560
There are two beds per room; you’ll each have your own bed. If you sign up with a friend, you can share a queen-size bed with her: just let us know!
Bedding (pillow, blanket, and sheets)
Pre-trip briefing and conference on winter nutrition with our sports nutritionist Émilie Richard— date to be announced
Fully equipped kitchen
Avalanche gear (shovel, probe, avalanche transceiver) as needed
Food for the trip—4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 3 dinners (evening of March 17 = dinner on your own)
Coffee and hot beverages for your thermos
1 snack Chèvre per day
Festive drinks for après-ski
Civil liability insurance
Surprises and raffles from our partners
Member Discount – Since this event is organized in collaboration with Ski Chic-Chocs, this discount does not apply
Transportation to the destination – We will facilitate carpooling through the Togetzer platform. You can list your available seats or search for rides here.
Equipment and clothing needed for backcountry skiing
Ski touring equipment: skis, boots, skins, bindings
Splitboard equipment: splitboard, bindings, skins
Tips for the guides (suggested amount: $15–$20/day)
Payment can be made in two instalments. Contact us at info@leschevresdemontagne.com
No refunds, see cancellation policy.
Maison Ski Chic-Chocs
79 1re Av E
Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, QC
G4V 1A2
Please note that you will need to drive about 20 to 30 minutes a day to get to the ski area for the day. You can share the road with other participants.
Daypack with a minimum capacity of 35 liters
Extra snacks
Water bottle
Reusable cup or thermos
Sunglasses and/or ski goggles (required)
Small personal first-aid kit
Headlamp
Winter boots
Touring skis or splitboard, specialized bindings, and skins
Ski or snowboard boots
Ski poles or retractable poles
Ski helmet (required)
Sunscreen
Hand/foot warmers
HOUSE Earplugs to help you sleep better
Towel and toiletries bag (there are two showers in the house)
Change of clothes for after-ski activities
CLOTHING
Hiking/skiing pants
Fleece and warm insulated clothing—think layering
Winter coat/down jacket
Softshell-style windbreaker
Underwear, tops, and bottoms
Gloves, beanie, and/or Buff-style scarf/balaclava
For girls who are already touring, who are skilled downhillers and who would like to develop off-piste techniques in irregular terrain.
You need to be a " Rockstar " or " Guru " on our skill scale to get the most out of this trip.