Mont Adstock

What is the Leucan Ski Challenge? It’s hours of ski or snowboarding and several activities at Mont Adstock on March 16, 2024 from 10 am to 4 pm, but more specifically it’s a gesture of solidarity towards cancer-stricken children and their families. It’s also a fun, participative and family-oriented opened to people of all ages.

By registering for the Leucan Ski Challenge at Mont Adstock, you can choose from one of these sports offered at the mountain:

  • Alpine skiing
  • Snowboard
  • Alpine hiking

Regular Challenge

In teams of one to four people, participants of all ages and abilities are invited to raise a minimum of $500 in donations to help children with cancer and their families. Participants will need to make one run per hour during the day to complete the Challenge. Each team must complete a cumulative number of runs equivalent to one run per hour per participant. For example, a team of 4 taking part in an 8-hour Challenge will have to complete a total of 32 runs during the day.

Corporate Challenge

A corporate component is also offered, enabling teams of four to eight people to take part in an excellent teambuilding activity! Team members will be asked to raise a minimum of $2,000 in donations. Each team must complete a cumulative number of runs equivalent to one run per hour per participant. For example, a team of 8 taking part in an 8-hour Challenge will have to complete a total of 64 runs during the day. Hours spent on teambuilding activities will be credited towards the day’s total.

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Access plan

Mont Adstock, 120 route du Mont Adstock, G0N 1S0

Contact

Myriam Hug
Email: myriam.hug@leucan.qc.ca
Phone: 418 654-2136, ext. 2233

Regional office
Email: quebec@leucan.qc.ca
Phone: 418 654-2136

News

Leucan today unveils the new logo and visual identity of the Leucan Ski Challenge

Leucan is extremely proud to present the new Leucan Ski Challenge logo. The logo has been redesigned to bring a breath of fresh air to the Challenge. The emphasis...

The 2023 Leucan Ski Challenge raises $1.4 million, a new record!

A total of $1.4 million was raised by the 2241 skiers and snowboarders in 2023!

Ambassadors

Spokesperson Family

Jasmine,  1  year old, diagnosed with a Langerhans histiocytosis
On March 16, 2023, a long battle began for 9-week-old Jasmine. It was the day of her first biopsy, when doctors hypothesized a rare cancer: Langerhans histiocytosis. Her condition then required several series of tests. Leucan was there right from the start while waiting for the results, with volunteers present and ready to listen, right up until the diagnosis and the start of chemotherapy. Members of the Leucan team are with us every time we visit the hospital, whether for a follow-up, outpatient treatment or hospitalization. They bring us a comforting touch through their massage therapy services, an attentive ear through their presence, and a lightness through their financial support. Thank you for donating to help Leucan families like ours.

Rules

General
  • The Leucan Ski Challenge at the Adstock Recreational Resort includes a participatory component for a team of one to four participants and a corporate component for a team of four to eight participants.
  • To participate in the event, people under the age of 16 must have the disclaimer signed by a parent or legal guardian. This must be given to Leucan before the event (by mail, fax or email) or at the reception of the Leucan Ski Challenge, otherwise they will not be able to participate.
  • No excessive consumption, no bet between teams and no race between participants will be accepted.
  • No team member can be substituted after the official start on the day of the Challenge.
  • Participants must use the chairlifts or queues identified for the Leucan Ski Challenge. In the event of a chairlift’s breakage, preventing the participants to complete the descent on time, points will still be awarded.
  • The start of the first descent of the Leucan Ski Challenge at the Adstock recreational resort includes must be done according to the instructions of the ski patrollers. A route between the plateau and the chairlifts will be shown to you and you will have to follow it in order to ensure the safety of all skiers.
  • The Leucan Ski Challenge team is committed to complying with the health measures issued by the Government of Quebec and the National Institute of Public Health of Quebec (INSPQ). In case of cancellation, the Challenge will not be rescheduled.
  • The Leucan Ski Challenge will take place on the date determined with Leucan’s project manager even in the event of rain as long as the base conditions are deemed satisfactory and safe by the resort’s management. In case of cancellation, the Challenge will not be rescheduled.
  • Donations received and money returned after 10 a.m. on the day of the event will not count towards the grand prizes.
  • Teams that include a Leucan employee are not eligible to win prizes.
  • A team could lose a prize if a donation cheque is returned to Leucan due to lack of funds. To retain their title, members of the team will have to recoup the amount or pay it back themselves.
  • If a winning team includes a member under 16 years of age, the prize will be awarded to that participant’s parent or legal guardian.
  • The Adstock recreational resort has the right to withdraw the ticket from any participant who breaches the mountain's security code.
Regular Challenge
  • Each team must have raised a minimum of $ 500 in donations, which must be returned no later than Saturday, March 16, 2024, 10 am.
  • Each participant will have to make a minimum of one descent per hour.
  • This component is intended to be a sport success activity, not a speed activity. Mont Adstock has the right to withdraw the ticket from any participant who breaches the mountain’s security code.
Corporate Challenge
  • The teams of the corporate component must be composed of four to eight members. Each team must have raised a minimum of $ 2,000 in donations, which must be returned by Saturday, March 16, 2024, 10 am.
  • Each participant will have to make a minimum of one descent per hour and participate in team building activities.
  • This component is intended to be a sport success activity, not a speed activity. Mont Adstock has the right to withdraw the ticket from any participant who breaches the mountain’s security code.

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Lodging

If you are looking for accodommation, visit the Mont Adstock Web site for recommendations: https://montadstock.ca/hebergement/