Tremblant Reviews & Ratings

This is where I learned how to ski so I can test that their ski school is very good. It would be nice to be a little bit more affordable, but its understandable because its a vacation spot one thing that would make the place even better if there was pray, different age group

Tremblant is such a versatile place to ski for all ages and talents. It has an array of hills ranging from beginner, to black diamonds.
The lifts are fast, and there are plenty of run options of you are intermediate.
The ski lodges are large, they have great food options as well.
There are so many open runs that are clear of trees as well, it makes you feel like you are on top of the world!
Prices of lift passes are a little steep, as well as equipment rental. They could also use some new restraunts at the base of the hill, current ones are a little dated though!

North side is the best side for both groomed and ungroomed terrain. On snow days the trees off Edge or Expo lifts are terrific.

Devil's River and Wendigo are some of my favourite runs in the Northeast.

Caribou for après. Maison Soma up the road is a culinary gem.

Loved coming here with my family. We have come three times. There used to be a lot more snow here so it was more fun. The resort itself is very well run and the lifts are very efficient. There just isnt that much snow here anymore but other than that really good vibes here.

I love Mont-Tremblant; I believe it is the best mountain in proximity of Montreal, and the price reflects it. It is like a skiier's disneyland. The village makes for a great evening outing or apres-ski, the trails are phenomenal, and the service/lifts are speedy and efficient. Everything is incredibly expensive however, so be ready to spend 1.5x-2x what you planned for.

Mont tremblant is amazing! Its accommodations are wonderful, the food and bars are great, its beautiful to be in and the hills are just amazing. This resort has little hidden gems throughout the mountain for drinks and apres-ski that are worth while and are a good break in between runs. My friends and I love going there and cant wait to go back this season!

Great resort, lots of trail options, terrain parks, chairlift options. Lots of restaurants and shops. Accommodations galore in the area. A bit pricey but worth it. Everything is run like a well oiled machine.

Well groomed hills with good amounts of powder. Lifts run decently fast and the slopes arent horribly crowded during peak season. Beautiful resort with nice food and shops. One of the best mountains to ski in eastern Canada

Went over winter break, and as a result the hill was incredibly busy, not to mention expensive. Despite this, skiing mostly blacks, and avoiding the south side base reduced the inpact of the number of people on the sloped. The ski in ski out aspect of the resort with a trail running through the village was very fun at the end of the day.

Resort was very expensive, however it had the best apres ski I had ever experienced on the east coast.

I also had the opportunity to ski with an adaptive skiier, and am pleased to say that most people were very helpful. However there are still some accessibility points that should be addressed (lack of accessible washroom at the top lodge)

This is one of the better slopes in eastern North America. It is expensive, can be busy. Like all the east restores, conditions can be awesome, or icy. Who knows!

Went last year while they were blowing fresh snow, hill was full of fresh powder very nice, when I fell I could stand right back up, there was no ice!

Tremblant is a great visit. The lifts and slopes are well taken care of and it's great for individuals or families. They village is amazing, full of awesome shops and restaurants. We stayed in the Marriott with exceptional service and were able to ski down to our hotel and hot tub outdoors, watching the gondola go by.

Came here on December 10th before it got busy. Definitely not as many runs open as we expected. but it was honestly still super fun because the runs were completely empty and zero wait times for the chairlifts. Conditions werent bad conditions it was raining our first day. Loved the village, so many things to do and restaurants to check out. Definitely recommend coming before winter break, we also paid much lower prices for accommodation and lift tickets.

Mont Tremblant is a great family friendly ski resort in Quebec, Canada. It has 102 trails, with almost half at the "expert" level. There are trails for tree skiing, snow shoeing, cross country skiing, year-round hiking, and much more. And if you don't know how to ski, there is a great ski school with rentals available as well.

Great hill to go with friends as trip! We had a blast going there. Many airBNB options around the place, not too far and lodging options within the village. Its gotten quite expensive over the past years, but the nightlife is great and the entertainment makes up for it with all the food options and few clubs at the base of the hill. Its got a bit of everything, making it great for families and friends of all levels.

Skiing in Tremblant has always been an incredible experience for me. The mountain offers a perfect mix of stunning scenery, well-groomed trails, and a vibrant village atmosphere. Growing up attending the 24h of Tremblant event, it felt like a tradition that deepened my love for the sport. The combination of challenging runs and cozy après-ski moments makes every trip memorable. Whether carving through fresh powder or enjoying the breathtaking views from the summit, Tremblant never disappoints. Its truly a destination that captures the essence of skiing in Quebec!

Tremblant is the BEST Ski mountain and resort in Quebec.
Everything is amazing about this ski mountain and the village.

Very family friendly and fun resort. Ski quality is great, but very reliant on weather. A little expensive but many different accommodations available. Always crowded on weekends, try to aim to go during the week.

I took a group of school children from 13 to 18 years old all of mixed abilities. They all had an amazing experience - the hotels were amazing, food was great and apres was brilliant. I can't wait to go back with my family

I recently visited Mont Tremblant Ski Resort with high expectations, given its reputation as one of the best ski destinations in Eastern Canada. While there were some memorable aspects of my trip, it wasnt without its drawbacks.

What I Loved
The Village Vibes: The European-style pedestrian village is charming and cozy. It feels like youve stepped into a postcard, with vibrant shops, cafés, and restaurants creating a lovely atmosphere. Walking around the village was one of my favorite parts of the trip.
Variety of Runs: The mountain has something for everyonewhether youre a beginner, intermediate, or expert skier, theres a trail for you. I appreciated the mix of easier slopes to warm up on and more challenging ones when I felt ready.
Efficient Lifts (When Not Crowded): The lifts are modern, and on quieter days, I found the experience smooth and quick.

What Fell Short
Crowds and Wait Times: If youre going during peak season (as I did), prepare for long lift lines and crowded slopes. It felt like I spent more time waiting than skiing some days, which was frustrating.
Weather Challenges: Tremblant is notoriously cold, and the wind can be brutal at the summit. I came prepared with layers, but the chill was relentless, cutting some of my ski days shorter than planned.
Snow Conditions: While the snowmaking is solid, the conditions werent ideal when I visited. Some trails were icy, and others felt overused, making skiing less enjoyable.

Would I Return?

I might, but Id pick a quieter time to avoid the crowds and hope for better snow conditions. The charm of the village and variety of runs make it worth considering again, but I wouldnt go out of my way to return if Im looking for the ultimate ski experience.