Mont-Tremblant

Mont-Tremblant is a small village in Quebec , Canada , known for the famous Mont-Tremblant Ski Resort. Located in the Laurentian mountain range , Mont-Tremblant ("Trembling mountain" in French) is surrounded by lush boreal forest and breathtaking views, standing at 875 m (2871 feet). Despite being a ski resort, Mont-Tremblant has become a popular getaway for tourist and locals alike, whether in winter or in summer.

🌍 La Macaza – Mont Tremblant International ( Mont Tremblant International Airport YTM IATA ), 150 Roger Hébert, La Macaza , ☏ +1 819-275-9099 . Mont Tremblant International Airport has direct flights from Toronto . Express shuttle bus to the resort costs $40. Taxi ride to the resort will cost you about $125. The nearest major airports are in Montreal and Ottawa .

Regional transit bus service is provided by Transport collectif intermunicipal Laurentides . There are eight weekday and three weekend trips that provide service to all points between the St-Jovite section of Mont-Tremblant and Saint-Jérôme. There are also two weekday services to all points between Mont-Tremblant and L'Assomption. At Saint-Jérôme, connections may be made with the rush hour only commuter trains between Saint-Jérôme and Montreal, operated by Agence métropolitaine de transport ; and also bus #9 between Saint-Jérôme and the Montmorency Métro station in Laval, operated by CIT Laurentides . Using the regional transit services, it is possible to travel from downtown Montreal to Mont-Tremblant for just $12.25, considerably less that the fare on one of the intercity carriers which are not that much faster, though are more comfortable. Within Mont-Tremblant, transit service is available between the St-Jovite section and the Mont-Tremblant resort.

Aside from mildly iconic clocktower in the lower village, there are no historic sights in Mont Tremblant. But the surrounding natural beauty makes up for the village's synthetic feel and what it lacks in history. Mountains, lakes and forests provide an idyllic setting - especially in the more rustic northern side. Mont Tremblant is a part of the Laurentian mountain range. Its elevation is 875 meters (2,871 feet) and has a south side vertical drop of 645 meters (2,116 feet). The ski resort's includes 654 acres of skiable terrain with 465 acres of artificial snow coverage. It has a massive snow system powering 1,037 snow guns that produces snow from November to April. Mont Tremblant contains plenty of trails with its total trail length being 78.9 km (49 miles). The mountain is designated to handle 27,230 skiers per hour because of its 14 express ski lifts. The trails cover 17% beginner, 33% intermediate and 50% expert level. This beautiful mountain transports thousands of skiers hourly by their two gondolas, one cabriolet, five high-speed 4-passenger lifts, one 4-passenger chairlift and two 3-passenger chairlifts. 🌍 Buddhist Monastery Đại Tòng Lâm Tam Bảo Sơn , 690 Chemin de la Rivière Rouge, Harrington ( 40 km S of Mont-Tremblant along Route 327 and Chemin de la Rouge ), ☏ +1 819-687-2183 , [email protected] . 1 May-1 Jul: Sa Su 10:00-17:00; 2 Jul-1 Sep: daily 10:00-17:00; 2 Sep-1 Dec: Sa Su 10:00-16:00; 2 Dec-30 Apr: closed; guided visits weekends at 10:30, 12:00, 13:30 and 15:30 . Mahayana Buddhist monastery founded in 1990. It honours the life of Buddha and beliefs of his followers with larger than life, colourful statues showing important events in his life. Visitors are asked not to wear shorts, mini-skirts or T-shirts, and it is a good idea to phone ahead to confirm the monastery is open, in case the schedule changes. A vegetarian lunch is available. Donations appreciated . ( updated Aug 2019 )

Mont Tremblant is an internationally-renowned and multi award winning ski destination . It doesn't come cheap though: your basic day pass costs $70/day, plus possible high season surcharges. However, this is competitive to European resorts thanks to favorable exchange rates. If you visit in the summer, the resort on the south side of the mountain is a great starting point for activities. As well as mountain activities there is cycle hire and an indoor pool, ‘Aqua Club de Source'. Try mini-golf or walk down to the shore of Lac Tremblant for water sports. At the top of the resort there is an ‘Activity Centre’ where you can book a huge variety of activities. Nearby, Parc de Mont Tremblant is one of the major parks listed in the Parcs Quebec network and features camping, canoe-camping, well-maintained hiking trails, canoe rental. See the SEPAQ website (in French and English) for more information and rates. If you are looking for a more convenient ski experience try the north side of the resort - not only does it have the best runs, but also an abundance of free parking that makes your walk to the ski lifts both shorter and easier. The north side also benefits from catering and equipment rental - great if you simply want to focus on what you came for and maximise your time on the slopes. It's nice to soak your bones in a hot tub after hitting the slopes all day, either in a locally rented home (if you're lucky enough) or in one of the half dozen or so spas in Mont-Tremblant. Aquaclub La Source . Family-friendy spa and gym complex in the centre of the pedestrian village, you can't miss the blue outdoor whirlpool from the gondola. Adult one-day pass to pool and gym $24.10, various discounts and multi-day packages available. Winter activities Mont Tremblant Resort gives you free unlimited access to sliding activities. They also give you the opportunity to experience First Tracks , which allows one to be on the slopes 30 minutes before anyone else. Casino de Mont-Tremblant is a new friendly casino that is open 7 days a week. It is accessible via gondola running between Versant Soleil and the Versant Sud. Ice Skating is available at the exterior rink right next to the chapel and guests who stay at the hotels can receive free rentals. The Snow Parks attract experienced snowboarders and skiers with 18 acres of extreme park. Cross Country Skiing in 65 km of fresh powder and ice climbing are available with no experience necessary. Many spa and massages allow guests to relax in the dry sauna, Norwegian steam bath, outdoor hot baths and thermal and Nordic waterfalls. Experience pampering in the two spas in the resort for massages, body treatment, esthetic treatment or special spa packages. They also have helicopter rides which is a unique way to discover Tremblant. Ten and twenty minute panoramic flights are offered seeing the Diable River and Village, Lake Quimet, Gray Rockers, St-Jovite village and Iroquois falls. If you don't ski or snowboard, there is a snow tubing park that consists of 8 trails and the activity is included in lodging. There are many other activities to get involved in during the winter at your [... truncated ...]

Dining in Mont-Tremblant features Canadian comfort food and regional specialties. Expect fresh, locally sourced ingredients — seafood where coastal, game and farm produce in rural areas. Cafés and casual restaurants serve hearty meals. In Quebec, look for dishes featuring local ingredients and traditional Maritime/Prairie/Quebecois cooking styles depending on the region.

Local pubs and cafés in Mont-Tremblant serve Canadian beer, coffee, and comfort drinks. Quebec has a growing craft brewery and distillery scene — ask locals for their favourites. Wine and spirits from Canadian producers are widely available. Non-alcoholic options include excellent Canadian coffee and local fruit juices.

Accommodation in and around Mont-Tremblant ranges from bed-and-breakfasts and motels to seasonal cabins and inns. Options may be limited in smaller communities — advance booking is recommended, especially during peak summer season and holiday weekends. For a wider selection of hotels, the nearest larger town or city provides additional choices.

Local shops in Mont-Tremblant offer everyday essentials and regional products. Look for locally made crafts, artisanal food products, and souvenirs that reflect the character of Quebec. Farmers' markets, when in season, are excellent places to find fresh local produce and handmade goods.

From Mont-Tremblant, visitors can explore other communities and natural attractions in Quebec by road. The region offers scenic drives, provincial and national parks, and charming small towns worth a detour. Check highway conditions and fuel availability before setting out on longer routes, particularly in remote areas.