Mont Tremblant holidays

As Canada’s winter snows cover Mont Tremblant, the area transforms into a hugely popular ski resort. Featuring the two highest mountains in the Laurantians and more than 100 pistes, this place has options for all abilities. Some runs curve through the snow-dusted pines, while others offer sweeping views over the valleys. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, a skier or a snowboard, you’ll find a run to suit you. And the lifts are very speedy, so you can get across the resort really easily. 

Want to ty something a little different? Hire fat-bikes for the day and go cycling through the foot-deep snows. Or give cross-country skiing a go. After an action-packed day on the slopes, you can return to Tremblant Village to enjoy the après scene. Sip mulled wine in cosy lounge, cheer on the local team in a rowdy sports bar, or dance the night away to live DJs.

Mont Tremblant holidays are associated with skiing, but this place is just as impressive in summer. On the picturesque shores of Lac Tremblant, you’ll find sandy beaches and a number of activities. You can spend your days swimming in the clear waters – there’s a lifeguard on duty at all times – or simply relax on a lounger. Play tennis on the lakeside courts or get out on the water when you hire canoes, kayaks or rowing boats from the Centre Nautique Pierre Plouffe.

Elsewhere, Rouge River’s calm, shallow waters are ideal for paddle-boarding and swimming. Why not pack a picnic and spend a day by the river? Or, for an adventure, you could go on a self-guided canoe trip down the 12-kilometre Diable River in Mont Tremblant National Park.
Back on dry land, there’s a selection of cycling trails for all abilities, ranging from gentle loops to challenging mountainous routes. And keen golfers will be in their element with two 18-hole Championship courses to choose from, Le Diable and Le Géant.

Whether you’re travelling as a couple or a family, our handpicked Mont Tremblant hotels tick all the boxes. Fairmont Tremblant is one of our favourites. This luxury hotel is right at the foot of the mountains, so you can pop on your skis and head straight out the door. When you get back, you can unwind with a treatment in the spa, go for a dip in the outdoor pool, and take your pick from three fabulous restaurants.

But if you want to stay in the heart of the village, check out Le Westin Resort & Spa. You’ll be just a stone’s throw away from local restaurants and shops, as well as the ski lifts and hiking trails. And the heated outdoor pool and whirlpool is the perfect place to relax.
Planning a summer getaway? Le Grand Lodge Mont Tremblant is right on the shores of Lac Ouimet, so you can go swimming, hop in a kayak, and chill out on the beach. The comfortable suites have options for couples and families, and each one comes with a great view.

If you’re planning to spend your Mont Tremblant holiday on the slopes, you’ll need to book for winter. The ski season runs from late-November until mid-April, when a thick blanket of powdery snow covers the mountains. As you’d expect, this time of year can be extremely cold, with temperatures dropping as low as -15°C – so make sure you pack plenty of warm clothes.

Alternatively, to make the most of the great outdoors in the sunshine, you should plan your trip for summer. Between June and August, temperatures hover in the low-twenties – ideal for cycling, hiking and watersports.
If you’re looking for a good deal on your holiday, consider going in May, September or October. These months are slightly cooler, but you’ll still find a fantastic range of things to do – and fewer crowds.