Mont-Tremblant Ski Resort | Quebec - 1000 Towns of Canada

Mont-Tremblant Ski Resort | Quebec

This page was created with the help of Red River College student Neelie Zirk

Don’t forget to visit Mont-Tremblant Old Village and Saint-Jovite (Downtown Mont-Tremblant)

Region:

Les Laurentides

Known For:

#1 ski resort in Eastern North America | Pedestrian Village | Panoramic gondola | Casino de Mont-Tremblant | Spa Scandinave | Tremblant Blues Festival | Via Ferrata | Mont-Tremblant National Park

Best For:

Skiing & snowboarding | Family vacations | Four-season mountain resort | Gondola rides & panoramic views

Skiing & Snowboarding at Mont Tremblant

The mountain that started it all. Mont Tremblant has been a ski destination since 1939, when Joseph Bondurant Ryan built the lodge and installed the first chair lift. It's been voted the #1 ski resort in Eastern North America.

Pedestrian Village

The colourful Pedestrian Village at the base of the mountain is a destination in itself. Cobblestone lanes, over 35 restaurants and bars, boutique shops, and year-round entertainment create a lively, car-free atmosphere. In winter, it buzzes with skiers and après-ski energy.

Panoramic Gondola

A gentle ride to the summit of Mont Tremblant with stunning views of the Laurentians and Lac Tremblant unfolding below. At the top, an observation tower offers 360-degree panoramas. In summer and fall, hiking trails branch out from the summit. In winter, it's your lift to the alpine.

Via Ferrata

A thrilling guided climb on the side of Vache Noire Mountain, using steps, handles, beams, and bridges bolted into the rock face — all overlooking the Rivière du Diable far below. The 200-metre ascent takes you to the top for spectacular mountain views.

Mont-Tremblant National Park

Quebec's first provincial park, created in 1895, and one of the largest in the province at over 1,500 square kilometres. It's a vast wilderness of lakes, rivers, and boreal forest just minutes from the resort. Summer brings hiking, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, and camping.

Tremblant International Blues Festival

Every July, the resort comes alive with one of Canada's top blues festivals. Free outdoor concerts on multiple stages bring in performers from across North America and beyond. The Pedestrian Village becomes a giant open-air concert venue, with music echoing off the mountain.

Spa Scandinave

A world-class Nordic spa experience in the Laurentian forest. Hot baths, cold plunges, steam rooms, and relaxation areas are set among the trees along the Rivière du Diable. The concept is simple: hot, cold, rest, repeat.

Ultralight Flight Seeing Tour

See the Laurentians from above. Twenty-, forty-, or sixty-minute excursions in an ultralight motorized aircraft give you a bird's-eye view of the mountains, lakes, and autumn colours that make this region famous. A pilot narrates the flight.

Jet Ski & Watersport Rentals

Rent a jet ski for one, two, or four hours on Lac Tremblant. Easy to handle, fun for solo riders or pairs. The centre also offers paintball and other group activities — good options for families or friend groups looking for something different between ski runs or hikes.

Casino de Mont-Tremblant

A sleek, modern casino set in the Laurentian forest, offering slot machines, gaming tables, and nightly entertainment. Private lounges for high rollers add a touch of glamour. The building itself is architecturally striking — all glass and wood, blending into the mountain landscape.