My Virtual Tour of Le Massif De Charlevoix

This is my virtual tour video of Le Massif De Charlevoix, Quebec in Canada. (Not the one in Italy) I tried to showcase the full run from the top to the base, with the least amount of interruption from editing. Due to cold temperature, I had to make a stop often to ensure each recorded video was saved safely without an error. My General Impression: Skiing down with a great view of St. Lawrence River was quite an experience. It felt like I was looking at the groups of ice bergs of North Pole. Pretty Magnificent. I almost thought this was just a frozen ocean, and not a river. I enjoyed some light tree-skiing on La Dérive. It wasn't too difficult and inside this tree-skiing area, I felt comfortable being alone as it wasn't too isolated from the main slope. Also loved seeing these tall, dark green trees. It was Saturday when I was here so the lines for the express gondola were long, about 10+ min wait time but the lines on the other conventional lift were super short. I also had a fun chat with two people from Montreal who were just coming back from their ski trip to Whistler, BC. I find that It's pretty easy to have a great, fun chat with people from Montreal. Oh, it was really cold (-6 Fahrenheit at the top lodge) when I was waiting in the line for the lift ticket but the base at the bottom felt almost warm, relatively. I didn't know it could be that different. Wish I could have tried slopes with more steepness, and video-recorded those but I couldn't. I believe I included slopes those in the two pictures @13:05 Off-piste skiing option was available on https://www.lemassif.com/en but pretty sure they still offer it. Timecode 0:00 From the main lodge at the top 4:36 La Combe 6:56 A very nice guy helping out a stranger, me (because I forgot and left my poles on the ground) 7:17 The base at the bottom 7:29 Inside the base at the bottom 8:56 Some light tree-skiing (La Dérive) 12:39 Camera stops recording due to cold temperature 13:00 Slopes I couldn't cover in this video 13:20 The 7 photos I took that are my favorite picks.