Tremblant - Community Reviews & Ratings

I've visited Tremblant twice in the last couple of years, and have been impressed with the amazing views and relatively quiet slopes (especially mid-week). Only waited in line for a lift a couple of times on my recent visit!

Tremblant is extremely overpriced. Food is expensive. It is geared only to rich people from the United States who can take advantage of our low Canadian Dollar.

Not a ton of options for skiing off piste, but their options for treed runs are excellent and those runs are very quiet and peaceful. The beginner areas are very crowded as is to be expected on a family friendly mountain. The entire place is usually icy by noon, but still skiable. The village at the base of the mountain has a plethora of eating options. If you like to bring your lunch, the chalet at the top of the mountain has a large area for eating packed lunches, and many people leave their backpacks in there all day. There is a wonderful micro brewery, La Diable, that is down in the village that has great beer and poutine.

The pedestrian-only village at the base of the mountain is often compared to a European winter wonderland, with cobblestone streets, unique boutiques, and over 30 restaurants offering diverse cuisines.
Accommodations range from luxury hotels like the Fairmont Tremblant to cozy chalets, ensuring something for every budget.
Overall, Mont Tremblant offers a blend of excellent skiing and vibrant après-ski activities, making it a favorite for many.

The place is quaint and charming with lots of shops and restaurants. Great family ski destination, although it gets very busy on weekends.

The village is amazing. Great vibe at Tremblant. Loved our weekend there. It wasnt too busy and most runs were open. Our hotel was great and had a fantastic pool and hot tub.

It's pretty touristy, but overall great. The back side was preferred by us due to fewer people and more interesting runs. Lifts on the back side are definitely aging, but still much preferred (only go up to go down).

Go to ski hill in eastern Canada.
Beautiful runs and good mix of levels and variety of slopes.
The village is pricy but cute and has everything you need.

Overall great skiing for this part of the world especially if you can do ski in ski out accommodation.

I've been skiing since a young age, and out of all the resorts I've visited, including Mont Saint-Sauveur, Sutton, and Bromont, Tremblant truly stands alone.

The mountain offers a variety of top-notch runs for all levels. For example, I consider myself an advanced skier where I could do all sorts of runs but for my friends whom I've introduced to the sport, the Greens also offer something great.

The beauty of this mountain is undeniably the views as I would often find myself on the Greens and Blues to truly return to the roots of my skiing passions of enjoying a good run and a beautiful panoramic scenery.

Overall, this mountain offers an amazing combination of amazing terrain for all levels of skils and natural beauty.

Tremblant is a fantastic family friendly resort. We've vacationed at Tremblant for 4 years now, and have enjoyed the full day ski school for our kids, and the amount of runs and terrain available. Not much off-piste like typical west coast resorts, but lots of glades and groomers available. The community is friendly and lift lines have never been a concern. Only downside is how quiet the village is in the evening and the lack of late night food options.

Went to Mt Tremblant end of March and had one of the best experiences snowboarding! My previous experience was in New Zealand at Mt. Ruapehu and Queenstown. Though the snow was slushy, there was an abundance of runs, some were long with not very long waits on chairlifts. The food options were great on the mountain with buffets for you to pick and choose your hot food to have. A few restaurants in the area.

Tremblant is the best place to travel to coming from Toronto area! This past weekend is the second year coming here with friends and the accommodation is phenomenal. Ski in and ski out places are great in a sense of not parking and close to the village! The ski hills are long which is perfect space to practice whatever sport you choose to do.

Huge lineups on weekends, very limited restaurant choices in the village. Too many icy slopes, unless you are a good skier, very difficult to manage them.

I had a wonderful weekend out in Quebec at Mount Tremblant. The conditions we're perfect, snowy and sunshine. The initial gondola was maybe a 10-15 min wait (only one to start heading up toward the other lifts) and the rest at max 5-10 depending on the runs/where on mountain you were. Definitely my favorite place I've ever been to, the nightlife and Apres- Ski was an absolute blast, the village is beautiful with so many options to shop and eat. I would highly recommend.

Tremblant is my favorite in eastern Canada, 2000 ft of elevation with multiple bottom to top fast lifts is quite good for Quebec. The village is very nice with tons of nice restaurants, shops, hotels and everything else you need. It's a busy resort (2nd in Canada after Whistler), but they have a board showing the lift lines at the top so you can avoid the biggest issues. Main runs do get busy, but they keep the mountain well-maintained and there's plenty of side runs like glades that aren't trafficked as much you can go for. Overall not a 'hidden gem' or anything, but it's a great spot with good runs & vertical for the area with plenty of well-maintained facilities.

Tremblant is best during the week when it is quieter and you can ride without waiting. It has a lot of different slope for all levels. It also has a nice ski village at the bottom. Great place to go.

My family loves Tremblant. The village is beautiful. There is a ton of skiable terrain, mostly on piste. You can get decent deals on lodging and lift tickets through the Tremblant web site. It can be very busy on weekends and holidays, and March break. I would recommend going in the February 20s on week days.

This is a family favourite of mine. I love the village and the skiing here is top tier. A great hill for experienced skiers and intermediate ski families. The village is charming and this makes for the best long weekend or week off spot. It is quite busy but it is worth is to get up there as the mountain is large. The gondolas help keep you warm on your way up. One of my favourite hills for sure!!

Convenient place to ski. Biggest hill in the area for montreal and ottawa. Lift tickets are now too expensive, friends and I have switched to Nordic. Resort seems to be trying to squeeze every penny out they can from the guests.
Used to go over 10 times a year now down to 2 to 3.
Can be cold and icy but that's just how it goes skiing in the east.
Great events in the spring have competed in the caribou cup for 10 years now always a good party.
Great apres ski.

Good resort would recommend however line lengths can be long. The trees and mogul runs are diverse and fun