Ultimate Guide to Visiting Mont-Tremblant: Best Activities for Every Season

Nestled in the Southern Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, Canada, lies Mont-Tremblant – a stunning town brimming with natural beauty, exhilarating outdoor activities, and a rich history. Just a short 90-minute drive from Montreal, Mont-Tremblant is the perfect destination for a day trip or weekend getaway year-round—whether you’re summer hiking, marveling at the vibrant fall foliage, or hitting the slopes in winter. Here are the best picks for things to do in Mont-Tremblant in any season!

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(1) Best Year Round Activities
(2) Best Spring & Summer Activities
(3) Best Fall Activities
(4) Best Winter Activities

Best Year-Round Activities

Explore the Pedestrian Village

The European-style pedestrian village at the base of the mountain features cobblestone streets, colorful buildings & a backdrop of the surrounding mountains & lake, exuding alpine charm. The postcard-perfect village has a diverse array of shops & boutiques to indulge in some retail therapy as well as numerous cafes, bars & restaurants. The village is adorned with iconic red Adorondak seats & outdoor fireplaces which is the perfect spot to unwind & watch the world go by, no matter the season. 
Cost: Free

Visit the Scandinave Spa

Indulge in a rejuvenating digital detox at the Scandinave Spa Mont Tremblant location. Set in the Diable River this tranquil oasis offers both indoor & outdoor installations & relaxation areas. You’ll alternate between hot finnish saunas, eucalyptus steam rooms & whirlpools followed by icy plunges in pools & waterfalls to experience the invigorating benefits of hydrotherapy. Finish each relaxation cycle by lounging on hammocks & recliners in the lush forest setting, all while wrapped up in a plush robe. They even offer massage services & an on-site bistro. For a full review of the Scandinave Spa Montreal, check out my review here.
Cost: Pre Book online for rates starting at $110 Mon–Thu and $125 Fri–Sun during the regular season, with high season rates at $125 Mon–Thu and $135 Fri–Sun. The cost includes access to all facilities, two towels, a robe rental, and a locker, with no time limit on your stay.

Eat & Drink Your Way Through the Village

Tremblant has no shortage of restaurants & bars to indulge in & experience authentic Quebecois cuisine during your day trip. I highly recommend Restaurant La Savoie which offers authentic Savoyard cuisine from raclettes to fondue & Le Shack, a resto-bar which is perfect for après-ski & happy hour on their sunny outdoor terrace

Best Spring & Summer Activities

Hiking the Laurentians

During summer there are 11 hiking trails open ranging from 1km to 11km to accommodate all hiking levels. Admire the local waterfalls, lakes & views of Tremblant and keep an eye out for wildlife along the way. I recommend ‘La Villageoise Loop’ (The Village Loop) which is an easy, 6.6km loop trail that features 127 meters of elevation gain. It is an easy stroll that takes approx 1.30 hours that provides fantastic views of the forests, lakes & Laurentian Mountains.
Cost: Free

Ride on the Skyline Luge

Originally from New Zealand, the Skyline Luge in Mont-Tremblant—North America’s first—is a unique mix of go-kart and toboggan. You’ll race down a 1.4 km track that winds through the Laurentian forest, offering amazing views of Tremblant Resort. The adventure begins with a scenic chairlift ride to the top, where you’ll navigate 24 twists and turns on a three-wheeled cart, enjoying breathtaking village views as you descend.
Cost: $28 for 2 rides, including the chairlift.

Scenic Lake Cruise

Discover the stunning beauty of Mont-Tremblant with a guided scenic lake cruise on Lac Tremblant. While there are several boat companies to choose from, I recommend GetYourGuide’s “Mont-Tremblant: Guided Scenic Lake Cruise” for an affordable and hassle-free experience. This one-hour tour takes you across the breathtaking 7.5-mile-long lake, allowing you to relax and soak in the mountain views while learning about the area’s captivating history and legends. It’s the perfect way to enjoy the beauty of Lac Tremblant. Plus, with GetYourGuide, you can book now and pay later, with free cancellations for added flexibility!
Cost: $38.5

Zip-lining

For an adrenaline rush, Mont-Tremblant’s Ziptrek Ecotours offers an unforgettable experience. The ‘Main Tour’ spans 3 hours across five ziplines, covering almost 4 km, with the longest stretching 1,066 meters. You’ll soar 250 feet above the trees and take in stunning views, including a panoramic gondola ride to the summit. Short on time? Opt for the 1.5-hour express tour with one zipline.
Cost: Main Tour $149.99, Express Tour $59.99.

Mountain Biking

For the more adventurous, rent a mountain bike and hit the vast network of trails that weave through the forest and along the mountain. Whether you’re an expert or a beginner, you can go at your own pace and soak in the breathtaking surroundings year-round. The Sentiers Mont-Tremblant trail network, which includes the municipal trail system, Domaine Saint-Bernard, and P’tit Train du Nord, has something for every mountain biker. You can rent a bike conveniently at Le Randonneur Rental Centre, located right at the base of the pedestrian village, where many trails and bike paths start from the resort.
Cost: Rental rates vary based on the bike type and day of the week.Consult their rates here for futher details.

Best Fall Activities

Take a Trip on the Panoramic Gondola

Open May to October, the Panoramic Gondola takes you to the summit of Mont-Tremblant. During the 10-minute ascent, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Lac Tremblant, the Laurentians, and the surrounding valleys. Once at the summit, there are hiking trails, nature shows, a licensed restaurant, and a 360-degree observation tower to explore. Fall is especially magical as the foliage bursts into brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow.
Cost: $27 for a round trip ticket

Hiking Through Fall Foliage

Fall in Mont-Tremblant is a must for nature lovers, with trails surrounded by vibrant colors of red, orange, and yellow. For breathtaking views of the autumn canopy, the Grand Brûlé Loop offers a moderate 6 km hike with sweeping panoramas. Parc National du Mont-Tremblant’s La Roche trail, a 5.4 km round trip, also provides stunning vistas of the fall landscape and Lac Tremblant. For a peaceful forest walk, Domaine Saint-Bernard has over 28 km of trails, including the easy Boucle la Mennais trail (1.6 km) for a quick 30-minute stroll. For a more rugged adventure, tackle the moderate 5.2 km Montagne Verte loop (3-4 hours), where you’ll be rewarded with some of the best viewpoints of Lac Tremblant and its surrounding beauty.
Cost: Free

Admire the Views from the Cabriolet

Hop on the free, open-air Cabriolet for a scenic lift from the base of the pedestrian village to the foot of the mountain. This short but picturesque ride offers a unique way to take in the crisp fall air while enjoying sweeping views of the village and the surrounding autumn colors. It’s a perfect way to admire the vibrant fall landscape from above—without spending a dime!
Cost: Free

Golfing at Mont Tremblant

For golf lovers, Mont Tremblant in the fall is unbeatable. The vibrant autumn colors provide the perfect backdrop for two championship courses: Le Diable and Le Géant. Open until October 20, 2024, Le Diable challenges you with its narrow fairways and striking red-sand bunkers, while Le Géant, open until October 14, 2024, offers elevated plateaus and sweeping views of the Laurentians.
Cost: Green fees range from $59 to $139, with cart rental included

Best Winter Activities

Skiing & Snowboarding at Mont Tremblant

Mont Tremblant turns into a winter wonderland during the cooler months, with 102 runs and 14 lifts to suit every level of skier and snowboarder. The season kicks off on November 23, 2024, and runs through April 13, 2025. With a summit at 875 meters (2,871 feet), the views of the Laurentians are nothing short of stunning. The 305-hectare (755-acre) ski area spans four unique slopes, offering a variety of trails for all skill levels, plus the mountain has over 1,000 snow-guns to ensure great conditions throughout the season!
Cost: A 1-day ticket starts at $142.

Dog Sledding

During winter, you can experience the thrill of dog sledding through the snow-covered forests of Mont-Tremblant. This unique activity lets you drive your own team of energetic huskies across stunning winter landscapes. You can explore breathtaking trails that wind through snow-forests, mountains, and valleys, either taking the reins or enjoying the ride as a passenger. It’s a fantastic way to enjoy the Canadian winter!
Cost: $230

Snow Tubing

For a family-friendly outing, the Tremblant tubing center in Mont-Tremblant offers a fun day or evening of gliding down the slopes. There are eight snow tubing trails and two rope tows to explore. There is also a picnic area and a restaurant, making it a great spot for unwinding after some time on the tubes.
Cost: Tickets start at $30.50, and kids aged 2 and 3 can enjoy tubing for free

Snowshoeing

Snowshoeing at Mont Tremblant is a peaceful way to explore the stunning backcountry at your own pace. The trails wind through forests, alongside waterfalls and streams, offering a mix of open and shaded areas with beautiful views. There are seven trails to choose from, ranging from 1 km to 5 km, catering to all skill levels.
Cost: Access requires a daily pass ($30) or a season pass ($125), and snowshoe rentals are available for $15.

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