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What Skiers Say About Tremblant
Tremblant attracts skiers and snowboarders across all abilities, from beginners to experts, with many visiting as families or groups. Users consistently mention well-groomed runs, efficient lift operations during weekdays, beautiful tree skiing, and the European-style pedestrian village as major positives. Crowding is a recurring complaint, particularly on weekends and holidays, with long lift queues and busy slopes reported frequently. Conditions are described as variable, with ice developing by midday and temperatures often bitterly cold. Pricing for accommodation, food, and lift tickets is widely criticised as expensive, though many users still return regularly and consider it the best option in eastern Canada.
AI-generated summary based on verified skier reviews
- terrain variety
- tree runs
- grooming quality
- pedestrian village
- lift efficiency weekdays
- ski-in ski-out options
- weekend crowds
- high prices
- icy conditions
- cold temperatures
The beautiful groomed hills that give any rider ample space to breathe.
My three Teenage children and I had a blast at this resort. The mogul hills were something with enough challenge to keep us interested. The powder was indeed impressive for Quebec.
The location of a tremblant being that further north and falling on an awesome mountainous terrain, brings in some incredible snowfall.
We stayed close by at an Airbnb with plenty to eat, drink locally.
Shopping is there( not my thing) but they had a variety of shops in the village.
I love visiting Tremblant and look forward to returning again to make some more great memories.
The line for the lift is insanely long. Get ready to wait 15 mins standing in line just to go up.
Too many kids in the slopes.
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!
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.
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)

