MOUNTAIN BIKING - 2025 SEASON
DAILY TICKETS
To purchase a day ticket granting access to the ski lift, you must present yourself in person at the resort ticket office. No online purchase, no reservation required!
Please note: All users under the age of 18 must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian to obtain access, as a waiver of liability must be completed and signed. Without the presence of an adult, we will not be able to grant access to minors. Furthermore, children aged 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult throughout the day.
PRICES:
– Ages 16 and over: $39.14 + tax = $45
– Ages 13 to 15: $30.44 + tax = $35
– Ages 7 to 12: $21.74 + tax = $25
– Ages 6 and under: Free
These tickets give you access to the ski lift and the trail network during lift opening hours. If you wish to use the trails when the lift is not in operation, you must purchase an access pass through “Les Sentiers du Mont-Comi” here!
To purchase a daily pass granting access to the enduro bike trails and the uphill trail (without the ski lift), you must do so online here: Les Sentiers du Mont-Comi.
SEASON PASSES
To obtain a season pass granting access to the ski lift and trail network, please visit the ticket office during opening hours. To purchase one now, please contact us at 418-739-4858, #103. Please note that if you wish to use the trails when the ski lift is not in operation, you will need to obtain a pass through the organization “Les Sentiers du Mont-Comi” (available here).
Please note: All users under the age of 18 must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian to obtain a pass, as a waiver of liability must be completed and signed. We cannot grant access to minors without the presence of an adult. Furthermore, children aged 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
INDIVIDUAL RATES (pays for itself after the 7th visit!):
– Ages 16 and over: $273.97 + tax = $315
– Ages 13 to 15: $213.09 + tax = $245
– Ages 7 to 12: $152.21 + tax = $175
– Ages 6 and under: Free with the purchase of a regular adult pass
FAMILY RATES (pays for itself after the 6th visit!):
– 1 adult + 1 child (aged 7 to 15): $382.69 + tax = $440
– 2 adults + 1 child (aged 7 to 15): $534.90 + tax = $615
– Additional child (aged 7 to 15): $108.72 + taxes = $125
– Children 6 and under: Free with the purchase of a family or individual adult pass
To purchase a seasonal pass granting access to the enduro trails and the ascent trail (without the ski lift), you must do so online here: Les Sentiers du Mont-Comi.
OPENING DAYS:
Regular season: Saturdays and Sundays* and some statutory holidays
OPENING HOURS:
– TICKET OFFICE: 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
– LIFT: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
– CHALET (BATHROOM): 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
LIFT CLOSING DATE (last weekend):
October 11, 12, and 13, 2025* (open Monday for Thanksgiving)
*IN CASE OF BAD WEATHER, VISIT THE PARC DU MONT-COMI OR SENTIERS DU MONT-COMI FACEBOOK PAGE TO CHECK IF WE WILL BE OPEN.
DOWNHILL BIKE
DETAILS REGARDING THE PURCHASE OF ACCESS FEES
Mont-Comi Park and the non-profit organization “Les Sentiers du Mont-Comi” are two separate entities that work together.
The Sentiers du Mont-Comi team focuses on trail construction and repair and offers self-guided Enduro-style biking, accessible 7 days a week.
With the purchase of an annual pass for Sentiers du Mont-Comi, you can use all the downhill trails and our uphill trail, all week long, whenever you want. Daily rates are also available. Profits from sales go directly to the non-profit organization and enable the development and maintenance of our network.
To purchase, click here: sentiersdumontcomi.com
For its part, Parc du Mont-Comi provides ski lift and patrol services on Saturdays and Sundays, and allows the use of its mountain rescue equipment. It is solely responsible for chairlift operations, as well as the sale of season passes and daily tickets that grant access. Profits from these sales go to Mont-Comi Park and help cover the expenses, maintenance costs, and labor required to operate the lift during the summer and fall.
We hope this information will be useful in better understanding how we operate.
Have a great summer on your bike! We look forward to seeing you!
The Mont-Comi Park Team
MOUNTAIN CODE OF CONDUCT
Vélo Québec’s Code of Conduct (Mountain Biking): Click here to view or save it.
Mountain Biking
The way we ride today shapes tomorrow’s trail access. Do your part to preserve and enhance the image of our sport by observing the IMBA’s Trail Code of Conduct.
These rules are recognized worldwide as the standard code of conduct for mountain bikers.
Ride only on open trails.
Respect trail and road closures. Ask for information if you are unsure. Avoid riding on private property; obtain the required permits or authorizations. Some provincial and federal parks are closed to cyclists. How you ride influences trail access decisions and policies.
Leave No Trace
Be sensitive to your surroundings. Recognize different types of soil and trail construction. Minimize your impact. Wet or gnarled trails are more vulnerable to damage. When the trail is soft, consider other options. This also means staying on existing trails and avoiding creating new ones. Don’t cut through hairpin bends.
Control your bike
A moment of inattention can cause serious accidents. Obey posted speed limits and don’t exceed your ability.
Always yield the right-of-way
Warn other trail users that you are coming. A simple hello or a bell works well and is well received; don’t startle others. Show respect by slowing down or stopping when passing other trail users. Anticipate the presence of others around curves or blind spots. Yielding means slowing down, establishing communication, being ready to stop if necessary, and proceeding safely.
Never scare animals
All animals will be startled by an unannounced approach, sudden movement, or noise. This can be dangerous for you, others, and the animal. Give animals space and let them adjust to your presence. Be very careful when passing horses and follow the rider’s instructions (ask if you are unsure). Scaring livestock is a serious offense. Leave gates as you found them, or as otherwise indicated.
Plan your rides in advance
Know your equipment, your skills, and your riding area, and prepare accordingly. Be self-sufficient at all times, keep your equipment in good condition, and carry the necessary clothing to change into in case of bad weather. A well-prepared ride will be a pleasure for you and not a burden to others. Wear an approved helmet and the required safety equipment at all times.
Never ride alone.
When you leave in a group, return as a group. We often ride on technical trails where accidents can cause serious injuries. Always ride in a group and never leave a group member alone.
Code of Ethics for Mountain Biking
1. Helmets are mandatory.
2. Access to bike trails is strictly reserved for day or season pass holders.
3. Remain courteous and diplomatic, be lenient, and be careful. Yield the right-of-way to less experienced users as needed.
4. Yield the right-of-way to horses and pedestrians at all times.
5. Use trails appropriate to your skill level.
6. If you believe a cyclist in your group is behaving dangerously, it is your duty to inform them.
7. If you dismount, move completely off the trail. 8. Each member must ensure, for their own safety and that of others, that their bike is in good condition.
9. Be sure to obey the posted signs.
10. If you suspect danger, slow down.
11. Assist a cyclist in difficulty.
12. The minimum age for trail access is 5 years old.
13. Coaster brakes are prohibited. Your child’s bike must be equipped with handbrakes.
Note: For all outings, bring your health insurance card.
OBEY THE CODE, IT’S YOUR RESPONSIBILITY!
Code of Ethics for downhill bike :
- Helmet use is mandatory on the entire trail network.
- Access to the mountain bike trails is restricted to holders of day tickets or season card.
- I’ll respect the other bikers when they manifest a sign.
- When I encounter a slower user than me, I will give him passage.
- I will slow down and manifest beforehand my presence, as I approached a reverse user.
- I will control my speed at all times and when approaching a turn, I will anticipate the presence of a user in the opposite direction.
- Priority to the horse trail.
- I won’t go out of the trail.
- I will take the corresponding paths to my skill level.
