The Skiers' Guide to Tremblant

Beautiful resort with extras such as local frozen lake for skating, one hotel had a viewing lounge to see reindeer come and feed. Wonderful, friendly staff, the only let down was that some of the snow machines spat out ice cubes which made that section of the run far more sketchy, if that was rectified there wouldn't be much to grumble about at all.

Really great hill for a beginner. The green runs were nice and long giving lots of time and space to get used to riding. It was cool that there were lifts for the upper and lower part of the hill so you could stay higher and keep ride to the midpoint. Got my bearings a bit more because it was a bit steeper at the top but not too steep for a newbie.
One evening, on our last run down, we saw some deer on the hill eating some hay! Beautiful sunsets up there. Would love to go back.

Went for a week. Was very icy in February barely any powder. Other than that runs were good even though the ratings were exaggerated. Double black here is more like an easy red in the alps. Good options were good but pricy.

Busy on weekends. Good blue runs. Village is great and best in the spring when it warms up in March and April.

Wonderful QC ski experience. Highly recommend! The summit of Mont Tremblant is great. Hill are in great condition. Tremblant village very fun for apres-ski, dinner, and vacation.

Skiing at Mont Tremblant was an awesome experience. The mountain has a great mix of runs, from smooth groomers to more challenging trails, so it never felt repetitive. The views from the top were amazing, especially on a clear day, and the snow conditions were better than I expected. The village at the base adds a lot to the trip. It’s fun, lively, and perfect for relaxing after skiing. Between the efficient lifts, well-maintained trails, and great après-ski spots, Tremblant felt like a complete ski destination. I’d definitely go back.

Good family resort. Village is decent and lots of varied accommodations. Terrain has good variety and conditions are usually cold but excellent snow.

Mont Tremblant is a fantastic ski destination that offers a well-rounded and high-quality experience. The mountain is very well maintained, with a wide variety of runs that cater to all skill levels, from long cruisy groomers to more challenging terrain. Lift access is efficient with plenty of chairlifts, making it easy to get around the mountain and maximize ski time. The village adds to the experience with its lively atmosphere, great dining options, and overall resort feel. With reliable conditions, great terrain diversity, and a polished operation, Mont Tremblant is a great choice for both a solid day of skiing and a full ski getaway.

Beautiful place to visit for all types of skiers and snowboarders. Lots to do as well off the slopes such as good restaurants and shopping. Be mindful that it can get quite busy during peak times but otherwise a great place to visit.

Mont Tremblant is a solid ski resort with a lot going for it. The mountain offers a good variety of runs for different skill levels, and the views are beautiful, especially on clear days. The village is lively and well-kept, with plenty of dining and après-ski options that make it easy to relax after a day on the slopes.

That said, it can get pretty crowded during peak times, and some of the prices—especially for food and lift tickets—feel a bit high for what you get. Overall, it’s an enjoyable and reliable destination, especially for a short trip or weekend getaway, but not quite at the level to make it a must-visit every season.

We make the trip to Tremblant every year, it’s perfect for a longer get away with family that’s more than skiing. It’s always busy so expect lots of hustle and bustle in the village as well as on the slopes. Back runs and trees runs are usually must quieter and a lot of fun.

Great resort
So many options, lines moved well.
Apres was easy to walk up to - consider reservations for the steakhouse.
Parking is free with free shuttles, load up and leave your gear in the car.

Great place to ski if you are nearby best in east side of Canada but if you can go west.

Food is great but lil expensive

Hill was quite nice, busier in the ticketing and rental areas. Conditions were nice. Village is quite expensive.

Fun hill in your early years, good variety for all. A little heavy traffic wise but runs still feel spacious.

Ski town overpriced and only one night club. Too many Americans. Best place in lower Quebec though but overpriced resort.

Spent my march breaks as a kid here. Went back in February with my buddy and the conditions were some of the best I’ve ever seen. Good food, good night life, beautiful village, and fantastic runs on the mountain - on and off the main paths. Love this place.

Great early season conditions. Tremblant knows how to have fun on and off the slopes. So many accomodation options that are ski in ski out and incredible food and Quebecois hospitality!

This is a great resort and I've been many times both as day trips and overnight. The runs are well maintained but very busy. Lineups get really long. It is such a nice mountain to ski though because the runs are worth it.

great mountain all around. friendly staff. nightlife is awesome. would be nice if they could expand the disable terrain as it can get pretty busy at peak times.