Mont Tremblant
Repeatedly voted the ‘Best Resort in Eastern North America’ by the Ski Magazine, Mont Tremblant combines extensive skiing with a wealth of winter sports activities, earning it the title ‘the Disneyland of winter ski’. The charming and colourful village of Tremblant also serves some of the tastiest food of any of our North American ski resorts.
Skiing Levels
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Beginners
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Intermediates
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Advanced
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Snowboard
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Cross Country
Mountain Facts
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Ski area
km
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Runs
24
35
36
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Longest run
6 Km
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Snowparks
3 snow parks
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Lifts
Drag lifts , Chairlifts 8, Calble-cars
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Slope direction
N,S
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Ski/resort bus
Things to do in resort
Restaurants, food and drink
The food on offer in Mont Tremblant is largely North American (burgers, chips, maple syrup pancakes) but served with typical Quebecois flair.
Local favourites include poutine, French fries served in gravy with cheese and meat toppings; and cabanes à sucre (sugar shacks), maple taffy cooled in the snow and eaten on the stick. Trust us, it’s delicious.
At the top of the mountain is The Grand Manitou, a restaurant serving soups, pizza, pasta and burgers. It’s a perfect place to stop for lunch. For evening meals Le Shack in Place Saint-Bernard has an excellent menu serving traditional Quebecois food.
Another superb choice for dinner is nearby La Forge serving a selection of maple-wood grilled steaks.
Après, bars, clubs and nightlife
Mont Tremblant has a loud and lively aprés scene, one of the most enjoyable in North America. There are plenty of places to visit for live music and DJ sets and the clubs stay open until late.
The Café d’Epoque is one of the liveliest nightclubs in town – in their own words ‘the wildest bar on the mountain’ – it has an eclectic calendar of themed nights.
Around the corner is P’tit Caribou, consistently voted the best après-ski bar in Eastern North America. Not only do they have regular DJ sets, their cocktail menu is stunning. We recommend the signature Coupe Caribou.
Those of you who prefer a more genteel après experience should head to La Diable micro-brewery for a chilled out afternoon sampling the many, delicious craft beers that are brewed locally. La Diable also has an excellent food menu, and is well worth a visit for dinner one evening.
Shopping
The main shopping area in Mont Tremblant is the Place Saint-Bernard, in the heart of the pedestrian village, right next to the ski lifts. There are several sports equipment shops to choose from for hiring or buying ski and snowboarding gear from.
We recommend the Adventure Centre located in the Sommet des Neiges, directly opposite the Express Gondola. There are also plenty of options for fascinating souvenirs.
For an interesting gift to take back to friends and family try Le Studio Créatif, a pottery store where you can decorate your own mugs, plates and bowls, amongst other items. The town of St Jovite, which is only 20 minutes away by bus, also has a splendid variety of shops and restaurants.
Guests staying in Mont Tremblant on self-catering basis are well served Magasin General on Kandahar Street. The general store is open from 7am to 11pm.
Alcoholic beverages can be purchased from the local liquor store on Place Saint-Bernard. Larger supermarkets can be found in the nearby-town of St Jovite.
Spas and relaxation
There’s nothing like relaxing in the spa after a hectic day skiing on the mountain. Guests at the Hotel Fairmont Tremblant are well served with extensive wellness facilities, including amazing outdoor pools. Guests of the hotel can also purchase spa treatments locally.
Just five minutes’ drive from Tremblant is the excellent Scandinave Spa which provides tradition Scandanavian baths and massages in the incredible natural setting of the Laurentian Mountains.
Aquaclub La Source is a family friendly pool and fitness centre in the centre of the pedestrian village. The indoor pool is colourful and lively – perfect for children, while the gym is great for maintaining your fitness off the pistes.
Arts, culture and events
For a ski destination with a difference you should totally head to Mont Tremblant. It is a favourite destination for Hollywood celebrities Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones who have skied here many times in the past.
The resort is bursting with unique Quebecois history and charm. The historic, old village of Tremblant, on the shore of Lake Mercier, is easily accessed by public transport from the ski resort. The old railway station here was rebuilt as a public art gallery – the Place de la Gare.
Mont Tremblant’s calendar is jam-packed with sporting events. In late January the fun filled Festival Rando Alpine Tremblant celebrates the pursuit of winter sports with a host of exciting activities including fat-bike touring of the North side of the mountain, and even an opportunity to watch the sunrise from the summit of Mont Tremblant!
Freestylers will want to register to compete in the LTD Ski and Snowboard Rail Jam – prizes for the most crowd pleasing tricks include sports-wear from some of the top ski and snowboarding brands.
At the end of the season Tremblant hosts the Snow Polo Tremblant tournament. This is a fascinating spectacle as international teams go head to head over the course of this two-day event.
Also worth watching is the mad-cap Caribou Cup, in which crazy, costumed skiers and snowboarders race down the mountain before attempting to cross a 75-foot swimming pool – still on their skis and snowboards.
Location in resort
- Longitude: 74.601684
- Latitude: 46.21035
- Nearest Bus Stop:
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