Skiing

Mont Tremblant is Quebec’s leading ski resort. When functioning at full capacity the resort offers 94 runs. The scenic winter Quebec landscape offers the perfect backdrop for family getaways or vacations for those of us seeking adventure of a different sort. The resort spans over 18 acres of gorgeous natural beauty. Some trails offer ramps, rails, jumps and a super pipe in order to fulfill the daredevil in all of us skiers and snowboarders. 

Visiting Mont Tremblant in Spring, Summer and Fall 

During the off-season Mont Tremblant is transformed into a paradise for hiking and mountain biking. Visiting Mont Tremblant during the spring provides the opportunity to enjoy the contrast of warm days and melting snow and later to see the gardens and forst come alive with buds and blooms. Summer gives the traveler an opportunity to bask in the beautiful scenery of the Laurentians and enjoy canoeing, swimming, kayaking and other activities in the nearby lakes in the heat of the long summer days. The fall brings in many visitors to see the incredible display provided by the brightly colored foliage. Quebec is known for the reds, orange and yellows which make the mountain look like it is ablaze. 

Mont Tremblant Festivals 

Visiting Mont Tremblant allows travelers to enjoy some the major festivals in the region. These festivals include:

• The Tremblant International Blues Festival which runs in July. The festival expects upwards of 100 000 visitors from around the globe. The festival offers over 140 musical acts.
• Mont Tremblant also hosts the Telus spin festival which runs at the end of March. The festival includes Half pipe, Snowboard cross, and Ski cross competitions as well as artistic events and music concerts. Visiting Mount Tremblant’s Telus spin festival allows adventure seekers to explore the outdoors during the daytime while also enjoying the party scene of this hip small Quebec region.

Mont Tremblant is a unique way for a traveler to explore Quebec’s beautiful scenery and lovely culture.