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 Chalet For Rent

Summer and Winter Get-Away 12km from Morin Heights Ski Hill, 17 km from the Village of St. Sauver, 1 1/2 hrs from Ottawa and one hour from Mont Tremplant. 1 Hour North of Montreal (north east of Lachute)

  • 3 Bedrooms (one queen, two dbbls, 2 singles in basement)
  • 1 Bathroom
  • 2 Powder Rooms
  • Finished Basement with Fireplace
  • Large Outdoor Deck
  • Furnished
  • Private
  • Access to Clean Lake
  • Modern Facilities
  • Country Landscaping (no lawns to mow)


Jan 08, 2005-Feb 25, 2005 ........ CDN $1000/week (6 nights).


Feb 26, 2005-Apr 01, 2005 ........ CDN $1200/week (6 nights).
Apr 02, 2005-Jun 17, 2005 ........ CDN $ 900/week (6 nights).
Jun 18, 2005-Oct 14, 2005 ......... CDN $ 1,200/week (6 nights).
Oct 15, 2005-Dec 17, 2005 ........ CDN $ 1,000/week (6 nights).
Christmas 2005 & New Years 2006 .. CDN $1500/week (6 nights).
Periods of More or Less Than 6 Nights are Available Upon Request.

Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice
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Amenities: Fireplace, Phone,  TV, Full Kitchen, Microwave,  Refrigerator, Cooking Utensils Provided, Linens Provided, Washer,  No Smoking.

Activities (nearby): Hiking, Rock Climbing, Snowshoes, Biking, Golf, Tennis, Fitness Center, Miniature Golf, Amusement Parks, Fishing, Horseback Riding, Shopping, Restaurants, Live Theater, Sightseeing, Swimming, Rafting, Downhill Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, Snowmobiling, Sledding.

 

 Laurentians

A year-round destination

Rafting, Rivière Rouge
Laurentides
L. Turgeon
© Tourisme Québec

The Saint-Sauveur valley is another haven for vacationers, with its charming towns surrounded by mountains, and where boutiques, bars and bistros abound. In winter, there is downhill skiing (Saint-Sauveur is a choice location for night skiing), and in summer, the colossal aquatic parks provide fun for the young and the young at heart.

A true playground awaits you north of Montréal! Summer and winter, this holiday paradise draws crowds of vacationers. Visitors come for the numerous ski hills for all levels, the hundreds of miles of cross-country ski trails and the numerous top-flight golf courses. Rafting on the Rivière Rouge, cruising on Lac Tremblant or Lac des Sables, relaxation at the winter spa or a day at the sugar shack, a farm visit, horseback riding-these are just some of the most popular activities in the Laurentides region! In the fall, the scenery glows and numerous festivals celebrate the beauty of the multihued forests. With its vast network of accommodations and an impressive variety of fine dining, the Laurentides region seduces even the most discriminating of tourists.

Station Mont-Tremblant
© Mont-Tremblant