SEASON LAUNCH PARTY
Festival Details:

Plein air Sutton / MTB and Mont SUTTON are thrilled to invite you to the first official event of the mountain biking season at Mont SUTTON… We’re kicking off the mountain biking season in style on Saturday, June 15 and we surely hope to see you there


An outdoor party with DJ RĀFFÖ at the foot of the trails from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. is on the program! At the same time, you’ll be amongst the firsts to enjoy Cube-IK summer menu, and try, for this occasion only, succulent pork sausages topped with a generous portion of melting cheddar cheese and mummified with bacon.


For the occasion, the chairlift will be open for the first time this season, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., 1 week before its official opening for the summer! It’s the perfect opportunity to take advantage of the new enduro pricing, which are better than ever! The chairlift ride will also be available for hikers.


Psst… By buying your Enduro Package or your Lift Ride at least 24h in advance, you get a discount!


AND MORE…


Mtb Demo with ROSSIGNOL


Mtb Offers at Boutique Expérience SUTTON


Numerous prizes to win!


For any information about the opening status of the trails and our network developments, you can visit Plein air Sutton / MTB website and follow them on Facebook.


*The chairlift will be open 7 days a week from Saturday June 22, according to regular operating hours. Don’t miss the new Fridays 4 to 7, as the chairlift will be exceptionally open to customers until 7 p.m., yeah!

BUY YOUR TICKETS - MTB & LIFT RIDE ONLINE OR ON SITE
MONT SUTTON
1 866 538-2545

[email protected]

671, MAPLE ST.
SUTTON (QUÉBEC) J0E 2K0

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