About the Corporation Ski & Golf Mont-Orford

A big question that few people know the answer to!

Mont-Orford is a leased area, included in Mont-Orford National Park. What does "leased area" mean? It means that we manage a territory owned by the Ministry of Forests, Wildlife, and Parks through a lease that governs our actions. According to this lease, we are free to manage, administer, and oversee the activities and infrastructure located on our territory. This includes, among other things, alpine skiing, alpine and hiking trails, as well as events and activities taking place on the mountain.

For several years, we have been completely financially independent for our annual operations.

The Corporation generates revenue solely through the sale of its own products. This includes alpine skiing and hiking passes, lift tickets for special events, golf green fees and memberships, and more. Currently, we do not receive any other type of revenue.

It goes without saying that while the ski season generates the majority of our income and supports our daily operations, this revenue does not allow us to make investments in our infrastructure or develop long-term or four-season projects.

Mont-Orford is an important business in the region due to its economic impact. It might come as a surprise, but every year, the mountain generates 70 million dollars in economic benefits for the region!

Studies have shown that for every dollar invested by a user of Mont-Orford, it generates 7 dollars elsewhere in the region, whether in hotels, restaurants, cafes, or shops. Impressive, right? And the entire region benefits from it!