The Skiers' Guide to Tremblant

A fun mountain, some fun tree runs and lots of groomed terrain. East coast chill and wind! Come on a weekday to skip the crowds, park in the north lot, tailgate lunch, and lap the Edge glades all day for a great day!

Tremblant is great and one of the best in Eastern NA!

Mountain isn't huge and worse natural snow than something like Jay's, but the snowmaking operation is nothing to scoff at.

Weekends are super busy but the staff know it and hand out hot chocolate on cold days to lift lines sometimes :D


Great experience and worth to visit if you have ikon pass

One of my first times going and the experience was great you can skii down to your room if you want or take a lift all the runs were great and had a good run time all the lines were short

Awesome place to ski if you’re an intermediate skier looking to go on a group trip. There’s enough runs for friends of all skill levels which makes it a great overall hill to visit in large groups. The runs are beautiful and have great dining options throughout the hill. I’ve stayed in airbnbs outside the village, but if you have the chance definitely stay in the village it’s a great time.

Mont Tremblant is always a great place to ski, it's a super family friendly resort so people of all ages and skill levels are welcome to try their runs. The hills are almost always groomed and the chair lifts are efficiently run so there's rarely any wait time involved. There are so many different types of hills from moguls to powder to just your regular hills. Overall mont Tremblant is the place to be.

Honestly a really fun hill in the east! Be prepared for busy runs, ice, and wind. If you get lucky, you’ll have a blue bird day of your dreams. Lots of variety of runs, but if you’re looking for powder or fun off-piste runs Tremblant won’t give you that.

Great skiing, great conditions even this early in the season. Favourite hill to go to for a get away and great skiing.

Great hill for speed demons though it can get pretty busy on the slopes during peak season, foods good and they have lodges throughout tge hill to have a break at when you need it, great place for a family getaway

Very good hill well maintained. Week days are quieter than the weekends and holidays here. The north parking lots is better than the south end parking lot by far but you have to go to the south end if you want to visit the resort after skiing

Super cold most of the season and rarely benefits from Nor-Easter storms. Great place to be when it storms but almost always gets rained on right away after Nor-Eastern storm fronts common in this area. There are many smaller more affordable places in the area to consider but it is the highest peak in the Laurentians. Super developed village with lots of amenities and attractions but quite expensive.

Ski options for all levels. Great village.
Amazing tree skiing if you’re intermediate or better. Beautiful views.

This is the best ski resort in Eastern Canada and perhaps in the whole Eastern North America. Lots of uphill capacity, huge village, lots of hotels, restaurants and bars, great apres. super snow making and grooming. It even has an airport. Awesome vertical and great variety of slopes. Can get busy on weekends due to relative proximity to Montreal.

Great open to the season. Lifts were fairly smooth and open runs were good for the time of year. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Atmosphere in the ville is awesome. Shuttles are convenient such that you don’t need to do much walking from the lot. Parking accommodates recreational vehicles for those looking to stay in their personal vehicles.

Beautiful European vibes, slopes are well groomed and the lines during weekends are very manageable. Favourite is the chair lift at the half slope so can take the steepest part of the mountain on repeat. Great for intermediate skiers starting on their first blacks, not too intimidating. Husband who is advanced enjoys the more advanced slopes as well.
Pedestrian village and shopping: many of the beautiful stores sell adorable products at a decent price.

Great resort during the week, a little too busy the week end. You will definitely enjoy Tremblant for all it has to offer. Hotels, restaurants and slopes are first class.

Over all pretty good ski trip as we were able to get good price for hotel , snow conditions far from great , busy lifts with line ups . Somehow still enjoyed and as we were able to drive to it there is nothing better that we can reach out from Ontario by car.

Went to Tremblant on Easter weekend, at the end of season. Mixed conditions on slopes but great snow making made most days good conditions. Lack of snow off slopes this time of year but the town had a lovely atmosphere.

Tremblant is a beautiful resort with a super cute village and a good mix of runs, especially if you’re beginner or intermediate. Unfortunately it has gotten very pricy and busy over the last 5 years, but the mountain itself is still fun. Snow conditions can be hit or miss especially in the later season. Weekends and spring break are extremely crowded and dappen the run conditions.

This is my home mountain for my Ikon Pass. I ski mid week, better for more skiing, and getting around the mountain quicker as it's less crowded. Great mountain for groomer skiing and on good snow days it's fun to hit the woods and other varied terrain. The base village is lively, lots of restaurants, bars, and shops.

Very nice layout resort less than 2 hours drive either from Ottawa or Montreal with tons of options for accommodation and dining. Very good snow most of the time and grooming as well. Good mix of easy and challenging runs. Can be very busy, especially during holidays.