Vallée du Parc

What is the Leucan Ski Challenge? It’s hours of ski or snowboarding and several activities at Vallée du Parc on March 18, 2023 from noon to 8 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.

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Vallée du Parc
10000 boulevard Vallée du Parc
Grand-Mère (Quebec)
G9T 5K5, Canada

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Nicolas Arel
Email: nicolas.arel@leucan.qc.ca
Phone: 819 379-1010 | 1 866 353-8226, ext. 6223

Regional office
Email: mauricie@leucan.qc.ca
Phone: 819 379-1010

Rules

General

The Leucan Ski Challenge at Vallée du Parc 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, each participant must have paid the registration fee, which are of $20 for those who are 16 years old and over and $ 10 for those under 16.
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 Vallée du Parc 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.
Vallée du Parc has the right to withdraw the ticket from any participant who breaches the mountain's security code.

Participatory component

Each team must have raised a minimum of $ 500 in donations, which must be returned no later than Saturday, March 18, 2023, 10 am.
Each participant will have to make a minimum of one descent per hour.
For participants under 16 and over the age of 65, the Challenge is considered successful after participating in the first six hours of the event (6 runs).

Corporate component

The teams of the corporate component must be composed of four to eight members. Each team must have raised a minimum of $ 1,500 in donations, which must be returned by Saturday, March 18, 2023, 10 am.
Each participant will have to make a minimum of one descent per hour and participate in team building activities.
The corporate component is intended to be an activity of athletic success. Vallée du Parc has the right to withdraw the ticket from any participant who breaches the mountain’s security code.