The Skiers' Guide to Tremblant

Tremblant is always a great place to be. The stunning mountain views, charming village atmosphere, and wide range of outdoor activities make it a perfect year-round destination. Whether you’re skiing down the slopes in the winter, hiking through colourful trails in the fall, or enjoying lakeside relaxation in the summer, there’s always something to enjoy. The local dining and après-ski spots add to the experience, creating memorable moments for every visitor.

There were many slopes for all levels of riders, and some nice double blacks as well as glades for intermediate-advanced skiers. Tremblant is an excellent ski resort and the lift lines were not too long

An amazing atmosphere and run down amidst the pine trees was absolutely beautiful. The restaurants and the liveliness at the base was wonderful.

Great ski resort! The conditions on my last trip were not amazing the first few days due to weather but the runs were groomed as well as they could have been. A dump of snow on the last day made for great mogul skiing and tree runs! Lift lines move quite quickly! There is a pretty good variety of runs. Because most of the lifts all meet at the same place at the top it can feel a bit repetitive. Chalet food was nice and food in the village was pretty good but it is definetly touristy with high prices. There is no shortage of activities in the village and apres is amazing too! The convenience of the village is worth the price in my opinion. If you are looking for an activity after skiing I highly recommend the night snowshoe excursion with fondue! It was an incredible experience! You take the gondola to the top of the mountain and then snowshoe down the mountain through the forest. You stop at the mountain cabin Le Refuge for fondue and wine before continuing the descent in the dark. I will warn that it was somewhat physically demanding and not like snowshoeing through flat woods! It was very memorable, a unique experience and the guides were superb.
If you are thinking of visiting Mont Tremblant you won’t regret it! Between the skiing and village you are guaranteed an amazing trip!

Fun as hell, the edge (experts only zone) had some great blue glades and was very quiet relative to the main area due to it only being black runs. Didn’t go in double black glades but was told they were amazing by a friend who did. Beer was a bit expensive, but to be expected. The main face was definitely very busy and a bit icy at the bottom, but definitely not too bad to handle. Definitely recommend.

Great skiing - lots of slopes and variety. VERY slow and outdated lifts. Need more chalet space at the bottom of the hill as there was nowhere to suit up. Dinner reservations in the village were all full - need to book months in advance.

Tremblant is just under two hours (in traffic) from Montréal and is such a fab resort. With three different aspects to the mountain, there are all kinds of options for every type of skier. The north side is steeper and more rustic that the south side and the sun hits the snow in such a different way, it can feel like you're hitting two different resorts in the same day. The whole Village is designed to support your visit so the food and vibes are super divine and fuuuun. We love Tremblant!!

Had an amazing time at Tremblant last month! I took the day off on a Friday and went with 2 girlfriends. The conditions were amazing and because it was a work/school day, there were no line ups! Can't wait to go back before the end of this ski season!!

This is a wonderful resort with runs to fit the skills of anyone in your group and never disappoints. Try to visit multiple times every season

We go to Tremblant almost every season and have never been disappointed. Although the weather can be unpredictable, conditions have been great every visit. Good selection of terrain from beginner to advanced, and we experienced very little lift lines. We typically do not go during any of the school breaks to get the best experience.

Dining Tip: Lucille's is excellent. Try the oysters! One of the best dining choices in the village.

Tremblant in January has a deserved reputation for being cold. This January has not been an exception. Good snow. Best first thing in am when groomed. Soleil lift is aging.

Great mountain but busy. Huge village but busy and expensive. If you're looking for something a bit more quiet and less busy, would suggest staying off mountain. There are many places to stay with shuttles to the mountain. Parking required you to take a shuttle to the hill, they are frequent and not an inconvenience. Many food options in the village and mountain side chalets. You are permitted to bring packed lunches. Green runs are very busy. The Edge is amazing for more experienced riders/experts, but the chair is slow and long. It's tucked away so there are no crowds. Very long lineups to get on the gondola, it you don't need the gondola, you can take Soleil to the top but you will be in the elements. It can be very very cold and windy, ensure you dress appropriately with all skin covered to avoid frost bite.

Great variety of slopes for all levels. Went with my two daughters aged 7 and 10 and wife in her second year skiing and was able to find some great all around cruisers that were mellow and long enough to be enjoyed by all. I was able to find some more advanced terrain especially on the North side.

Eating in the pedestrian village can get pricey. One tip is to venture a bit out into other local areas for some really great food at better prices. Highly recommend to eat at La Petite Cachee which is a free shuttle away from pedestrian village.

I booked early (September for a January stay) and was able to score some very decent prices on both lift tickets and hotel.

Great place for eastern Canada! Awesome village. Quebec is very friendly and beautiful landscape if you can’t make it out west

Stayed at the Hilton with some friends. Hadn’t been skiing in a few years and had a fantastic time. Runs were well groomed for the most part, though a little icy at times. Stay at the Hilton was great, enjoyed breakfast and very much enjoyed the Sauna and Jacuzzi after a long day on the slopes. Definitely will be back.

Great trip lots of fun the mountain was beautiful. Me and the boys came up for a weekend to hit the bars and go skiing. We stayed in a pretty cheap hotel just out of town and drove in Saturday morning to hit the slopes. Beautiful day very busy but lift times weren’t too bad. Went out after to the caribou to dance and drink too. Had a great time will be going again soon.

I’ve been visiting Tremblant annually for about 20 years. It rarely disappoints. Yes, it can be bitterly cold and windy at the top but like the best resorts, when the sun comes out, it’s golden time!

The riding was amazing for Eastern Canada. There was so much powder as we arrived during a snow storm. There was a ton of terrain compared to any resort at this part of the country. The views from the top were gorgeous and the lifts were efficient. The resort parking was so busy we had to park far away however there was a shuttle to pick us up and get us to the village. Finding a spot to stay was easy however prepare to spend. It’s not cheap but worth it if you’ve never experienced it before. We will be going back since the terrain was so good especially for this part of Canada!

It's a decent mountain with a great village. Slopes can get icy.
Lifts and gondola lines aren't too bad other than Saturday. Some lifts break down or are not in operation often making parts of the mountain not accessible.

It was fun and accessible with affordable ski in & out lodging, may be one of the best on the east coast of Canada imo.