Tremblant

Big-mountain skiing above a car-free village.

Eastern Canada’s headline resort: 102 trails on four faces and a pedestrian village at the base that stays busy well after the lifts close. It suits groups and families who want skiing plus restaurants, bars and plenty to do off the slopes. Weekends and holidays are busy.

The mountain

Vertical drop

2,116 ft

Summit

2,871 ft

Skiable terrain

763 acres

Trails

102

Lifts

14

Average snowfall

156″ a year

Longest run

3.7 mi

Snowmaking

61% of terrain

Terrain mix

• Beginner 22%
• Intermediate 30%
• Advanced 48%

What’s here besides skiing

• Terrain park
• Snowmobiling
• Ice skating
• Snowshoeing
• Cross-country
• Dog sledding
• Spa
• Nightlife
• Kids programs

Holidays and events

2026–27 dates where they’re posted. “Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.

• ChristmasDec 20–Jan 3 (2025-26 dates)Usually

  Holiday Celebrations

  Daily fun at Place Saint-Bernard: carols, workshops, ice sculpting and snow hockey. On Dec 25 Santa and his elves parade up Rue des Remparts.

• New Year’sDec 31 (annual)Usually

  New Year’s Eve Party

  Outdoor dance party at Place Saint-Bernard, a torchlight descent, a DJ countdown and a drone show at midnight; the village bars carry on late.

• Opening dayNov 26, 2026, 8 am

  Opening Day

  8 am kickoff at the Express Gondola with a red-carpet parade and entertainment.

• RaceDec 11–13, 2026

  24h Tremblant

  Hundreds of teams walk, run, ski or snowshoe in relay around the clock to raise money for children’s health.

• MusicHoliday weeks (Dec 19–Jan 3 in 2025-26)Usually

  Luminosa

  Candlelit piano concerts in the small Saint-Bernard chapel. Seats are limited.

Where to stay

• ski-in/ski-outFairmont Tremblant

  Large full-service hotel at the top of the village with pools and a spa; ski right to the door.

  Slopeside
• ski-in/ski-outSommet des Neiges

  Condo hotel at the foot of the slopes with full kitchens, handy for families.

  Slopeside
• base villageLe Westin Tremblant

  Suite-style hotel in the pedestrian village, a short walk to the lifts.

  In the village
• base villageHomewood Suites by Hilton

  Studios and one-bedroom suites with kitchens in the pedestrian village.

  In the village
• hotelHôtel Quintessence

  Small luxury suite hotel on the shore of Lac Tremblant, for a quieter splurge.

  5 min drive
• hostelAuberge Manitonga

  Dorm beds and private rooms on Lac Moore by the old village, near the bike path and bus stop.

  10 min drive

Rates are typical winter lows before taxes and fees, and change constantly. Book on the property’s own site.

Things to do

• Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant · 5 min drive

  Outdoor Nordic baths, saunas and quiet rest areas in the woods.

• Dog sledding

  Guided dogsled outings booked through the resort’s activity centre.

• Snowmobile tours

  Guided rides on Laurentian forest trails.

• Village skating rink · In the village

  Free outdoor rink near the Saint-Bernard chapel.

• Snowshoe and fondue tour

  Snowshoe through the forest to a mountain refuge for a fondue dinner.

• Ice Gardens · In the village

  Free ice maze with glowing crystals and a fire pit in the middle.

• Casino de Mont-Tremblant

  Games, a bar with guest DJs and a restaurant looking at Versant Soleil; shuttles run from the village.

Après and nightlife

• Le P’tit Caribou

  Tremblant’s famous party bar: live music, dancing and ski boots welcome from the moment the lifts stop.

• Microbrasserie La Diable

  Brewpub on Rue des Remparts with house beers; busy every evening.

• Central Tapas & Nightclub

  Small plates and cocktails early, then the music goes up and it turns into a club.

These themes are our summary of recent skier reviews, not quotes.

Getting there

• Montréal–Trudeau International (YUL) · about 1 hr 45 min drive
• Montreal · about 1.5 hr
• Boston · about 6 hr
• New York City · about 7 hr

Directions in Google Maps