Tremblant Reviews & Ratings

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.

Its a beautiful place for skiing!! Not waiting too long in chairlifts and the peoples are verry nices!

Very family friendly resort. Lots of options to stay in the ski village or get a ski in chalet. The après-ski is very tame, more of a sit down and have a beer vibe. The runs are well groomed but can be quite busy on weekends etc. All runs are fairly straightforward, the final slope back into the village can be a little bit icy for first-time skiers but doable. All chairlifts run fairly well, no issues. There is a little grocery store in the village if you need anything, and several activities if you dont plan on skiing (ice skating, shops etc.). All around cute and friendly atmosphere, just a bit busy on weekends / high season. A bit on the pricier side.

I have visited Tremblant many times over the years. Its an amazing hill and is always in pristine conditions. Would definitely recommend to anyone who loves skiing.

Super nice resort for both skiing, hotels and the overall stay. Tons of fun runs through the forest which are fairly quiet and untouched. The main areas and groomed runs get crazy busy along with the main lift.

Tremblant is a great, but busy spot. Once you know your way around the hill, you learn to stick to the shorter lift lines. Very family and beginner friendly resort, but it also means the tree runs and expert terrain is not busy at all!

Quality Canadian East coast resort.
North and south skiing mountain sides with sun and shade. Can affect conditions based on weather and sun.
Great base resort amenities. Fun place to Ski.

For a last minute trip i was able to rent equipment and bought tickets for the whole family. Staff are very welcoming and people using the area was respectful to others

Its the best resort in Quebec for a reason.. I took classes and their instructors were amazing and really helped me improve .. the groomed trails are well maintained.. there is a whole little village in Tremblant to discover food, culture n do shopping.. the hotel stays r excellent i heard but I never stayed in one. overall an excellent family resort. can be very busy though during the season!

Great resort,very friendly, top notch customer service. Cafeteria price are getting too high. Now over 25 for a plain burger combo.

By far my favourite ski resort. Im a seasons pass owner and love riding there with my friends. I think its awesome for having a variety of difficulty for runs so you can ride with anyone.

Ill never forget Mont Tremblant. Its everything I expected out of a ski trip. Great people, good food and the hill was on a different level of what Im use to back at home. I definitely recommend Mont Tremblant.

Maybe the best resort of eastern Canada. Many different type of terrain, extensive tree runs and off piste, chairlifts are all fast. Chalet at the summit is great for warming up and eating. Pretty good height, not a truly big mountain but it takes a little while to go top to bottom. It can get quite crowded sometimes but mostly on certain easy slopes.

Took lessons there last year and had a great time. Instructors were friendly, very helpful and I really felt like they wanted to see me succeed. Lessons were offered in English and French and my instructor even spoke 2 other languages. I would recommend this resort for travelers and locals.
The town of mont Tremblant is very cute. There's lots of on site lodging, as well as air bnbs in the area. Located about 2 hours from Montreal, you could easily make a day trip out and stay in the big city instead

Went there with a couple of friends on a rainy day and even so that was such a good time. The accomodation were splendid and the food, even if it was on the pricier side, was excellent. Now, i found out that tremblant was quite pricy when i got to the ticket station. 180$ for a day is expensive but totally worth it.
The chair lift are fast as hell and there is multiple pick up point on the mountain so you don't have to run to base to get back up. The condition when we went were not the greatest but even so, the mountain was well maintained and the terrain park looked phenomenal.
I'd rank it a 4/5.