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| Location | Quebec, Canada |
| Nearest major city | Gatineau, Quebec |
| Vertical | Template:Ft to m |
| Top elevation | Template:Ft to m |
| Base elevation | Template:Ft to m |
| Skiable area | 95 acres (0.4 km) |
| Trails | 17 |
| Lift system | 2 surface lifts 1 double chair 4 quad chair 1 triple chair |
| Snowfall | up to Template:In to cm |
| Website | |
Camp Fortune is a commercial alpine ski center. It is located in the Gatineau Hills north of Gatineau, Quebec, approximately 15 minutes from Downtown Ottawa, Ontario.
Ryan Tower, a 228.9 metre (750 feet) tall guyed mast that was built in 1968, is located at the summit of the Clifford slope.
Camp Fortune is composed of 5 slopes: Pineault, Clifford, Alexander, Meech, and Skyline. The first three slopes are jointly referred to as The Valley and are considered to host the easier slopes of the ski center.
During the summer, Camp Fortune is open for mountain biking and its new outdoor Aerial Experience.
A few years ago, the owners of Camp Fortune acquired Mont Ste. Marie, another ski center 'nearby'. Because of this purchase, 'combo' season passes can be purchased that are valid at both ski centers.
Stats
Vertical
- Skyline: 590'
- Valley: 360'
- Meech: 512'
Number of runs: 20
Number of lifts: 8
Snowpark: Yes
See also
- Mont Ste. Marie
- Mount Pakenham
- Calabogie Peaks
- List of ski areas and resorts in Canada
- Tallest structures in Canada
- List of masts
References
External links
| Ski areas and resorts in Quebec | |
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| Montreal local area |
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| Laurentides area: Montreal-area Laurentians | |
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| Gatineau area: Ottawa-area Laurentians | |
| Lanaudière area: Montreal-area Laurentians | |
| Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean | |
| Bas-Saint-Laurent | |
| Abitibi-Témiscamingue | |
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