Tremblant Reviews: 4.20/5 from 250+ Verified Skiers | Snomad
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Tremblant Reviews & Ratings

How Skiers Rate Tremblant

Overall Rating
4.20
Value for Money
3.83
Quiet Slopes
3.59
Après-Ski
4.28
Accommodation Options
4.48
Family Friendliness
4.63
Groomed Runs
4.40
Powder Zones
3.39
Tree Runs
4.08
Mogul Fields
3.68
Off-Piste
3.63
Snow Parks
3.84
Lift Efficiency
4.19
Eating Out
4.27
Ski School Quality
4.28
Beginners
4.39
Intermediates
4.25
Advanced
4.23
Experts
4.04
Snowboarders
4.30

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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
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Very good hill well maintained. Week days are quieter than the weekends and holidays here. The north parking lots is better than the south end parking lot by far but you have to go to the south end if you want to visit the resort after skiing
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Super cold most of the season and rarely benefits from Nor-Easter storms. Great place to be when it storms but almost always gets rained on right away after Nor-Eastern storm fronts common in this area. There are many smaller more affordable places in the area to consider but it is the highest peak in the Laurentians. Super developed village with lots of amenities and attractions but quite expensive.
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Ski options for all levels. Great village.
Amazing tree skiing if you’re intermediate or better. Beautiful views.
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I have a season pass to this hill. It’s my third year with a season pass to this place and I love 6 hours away. It’s that good
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I have been to Mount Trolan a number of times for the fall convention with the CSIA. The skiing is always good. I’ll be at cold given its location. The atmosphere and nightlife is always one to be desired, and the accommodations are simple and easy to book.
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Tremblant is family friendly but has something for everyone including great tree runs and off piste areas when there’s enough snow and you know where to go :)
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This is the best ski resort in Eastern Canada and perhaps in the whole Eastern North America. Lots of uphill capacity, huge village, lots of hotels, restaurants and bars, great apres. super snow making and grooming. It even has an airport. Awesome vertical and great variety of slopes. Can get busy on weekends due to relative proximity to Montreal.
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Great open to the season. Lifts were fairly smooth and open runs were good for the time of year. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Atmosphere in the ville is awesome. Shuttles are convenient such that you don’t need to do much walking from the lot. Parking accommodates recreational vehicles for those looking to stay in their personal vehicles.
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Beautiful European vibes, slopes are well groomed and the lines during weekends are very manageable. Favourite is the chair lift at the half slope so can take the steepest part of the mountain on repeat. Great for intermediate skiers starting on their first blacks, not too intimidating. Husband who is advanced enjoys the more advanced slopes as well.
Pedestrian village and shopping: many of the beautiful stores sell adorable products at a decent price.
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Great resort during the week, a little too busy the week end. You will definitely enjoy Tremblant for all it has to offer. Hotels, restaurants and slopes are first class.
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Over all pretty good ski trip as we were able to get good price for hotel , snow conditions far from great , busy lifts with line ups . Somehow still enjoyed and as we were able to drive to it there is nothing better that we can reach out from Ontario by car.
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Went to Tremblant on Easter weekend, at the end of season. Mixed conditions on slopes but great snow making made most days good conditions. Lack of snow off slopes this time of year but the town had a lovely atmosphere.
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Tremblant is a beautiful resort with a super cute village and a good mix of runs, especially if you’re beginner or intermediate. Unfortunately it has gotten very pricy and busy over the last 5 years, but the mountain itself is still fun. Snow conditions can be hit or miss especially in the later season. Weekends and spring break are extremely crowded and dappen the run conditions.
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This is my home mountain for my Ikon Pass. I ski mid week, better for more skiing, and getting around the mountain quicker as it's less crowded. Great mountain for groomer skiing and on good snow days it's fun to hit the woods and other varied terrain. The base village is lively, lots of restaurants, bars, and shops.
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Very nice layout resort less than 2 hours drive either from Ottawa or Montreal with tons of options for accommodation and dining. Very good snow most of the time and grooming as well. Good mix of easy and challenging runs. Can be very busy, especially during holidays.
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Great village and family fun! Busy slopes and long lift lines, good groomed runs. Nice chalets to take a break in
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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!
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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.
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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.
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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.
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