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It’s not the expense of an Alpine ski vacation that prevents many New Yorkers from slipping across the slopes at Chamonix Mont-Blanc several times a season, but that rare commodity called time. While most ski enthusiasts spend long weekends in Vermont and New Hampshire, Quebec is a relatively untapped paradise for the New York skier, despite having the largest concentration of ski-able hills in North America. The flight to Tremblant, Canada’s first international resort airport, will land you plum in the middle of the Laurentian region, an approximately 13,700-square-mile area with lakes and villages. It’s rather like Switzerland, but drivable.
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|It’s not the expense of an Alpine ski vacation that prevents many New Yorkers from slipping across the slopes at Chamonix Mont-Blanc several times a season, but that rare commodity called time. While most ski enthusiasts spend long weekends in Vermont and New Hampshire, Quebec is a relatively untapped paradise for the New York skier, despite having the largest concentration of ski-able hills in North America. The flight to Tremblant, Canada’s first international resort airport, will land you plum in the middle of the Laurentian region, an approximately 13,700-square-mile area with lakes and villages. It’s rather like Switzerland, but drivable.
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