We went to Pleinairsutton.coop for a bit of cross country skiing. Having never tried cross country before, I didn't really know exactly what I was getting myself into. Thankfully it was beginner friendly! The staff were friendly, and didn't mind that our French was pitiful at best. There had been a record snowfall the previous day, so there were no... More

Went on the zipline and treetop challenge course: CRAZY FUN! Haven't laughed and played so hard in ages.

This aerial treetop adventure is not to be missed so long as you have a head for heights! You get from one tree to another in all sorts of ways : by zipline, tightrope, swinging logs, swings etc etc. At points you may be 60 feet up in the trees and although firmly attached by a climbing harness and carabiners... More

My husband and I stayed nearby (one driveway over) at the Agnes Horth (incredible!) When we were there- 12-16 inches of powder fell- it was absolutely breathtaking! 32 degrees (F) and we broke a new trail (b/c tracks hidden under the new snow). Trail c was adventurous and absolutely beautiful! We enjoyed the respite (woodstove) and would be interested in... More

icy conditions and all the crampons were booked, so just walked in boots with ski poles for stability - beautiful location!

Sutton is best known as a ski destination but this place is a little gem. About 30km of x-country trails and 15km of snowshoeing trails all in a beautiful old growth maple forest. The place is managed by a co-op; prices are reasonable and they have good quality equipment hire. Phone first to check if they are open.