The colourful pedestrian village of Tremblant, with gabled hotels and paved paths beneath autumn hills

Resort guide · Canada

Mont-Tremblant: Our Ski Guide

The largest ski area in Eastern North America, 90 minutes from Montréal: 103 trails on four sides of an 875-metre Laurentian peak, above a colourful, car-free village founded on Joe Ryan’s dream of 1937.

The back story

Season 2026/27: 26 November 2026 – 18 April 2027 (tremblant.ca) · Ski area: 309 ha (763 acres), 103 trails on 4 sides, 645 m vertical, longest trail 6 km · Top viewpoint: The summit, 875 m, by the Panoramic Gondola · Lift pass: Adult 2–7 days from CAD 109/day (online to 26 Nov 2026); 1 day from CAD 148; unlimited on Ikon · Lift company: Tremblant (Alterra Mountain Company) · Getting there: Montréal–Trudeau (YUL), 125 km, about 90 min; direct winter shuttle

  1. The back story

    Mont-Tremblant: the back story

    Mont-Tremblant·In depth

    A Philadelphia skier’s climb in 1937, a promise to the Quebec government, the first chairlifts in 1939 and a French-provincial village that became the largest ski area in Eastern North America.

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Lift passes, ski schools and hire

  1. Official prices, 2026/27

    Tremblant lift tickets

    Mont-Tremblant·Lift tickets·€€€

    Two- to seven-day adult tickets from CAD 109 a day if bought online before 26 November 2026; one-day adult tickets from CAD 148, up to CAD 195 in high season.

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  2. Unlimited on the Ikon Pass

    Ikon Pass at Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Season pass·€€€

    The Ikon Pass and Ikon Base Pass include unlimited access to Tremblant, plus up to seven days at Le Massif de Charlevoix.

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  3. Small groups, certified instructors

    Tremblant Snow School

    Mont-Tremblant·Ski and snowboard school·€€€

    Daily lessons, four-day Ski & Snow Weeks and seasonal programmes in small groups with certified instructors.

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  4. A rest day included on 3+ days

    Tremblant rentals

    Mont-Tremblant·Ski and board hire·€€

    Ski, snowboard and clothing rentals booked online for 26 November 2026 – 18 April 2027, with a rest day included on rentals of three days or more.

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  5. 875 m above the Laurentians

    Panoramic Gondola and the summit

    Mont-Tremblant·Gondola and viewpoint·€€

    The gondola from the pedestrian village to the 875-metre summit, with Le Grand Manitou and the best view in the Laurentians.

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Where to stay, every budget

Who it suits. On a budget: Advance multi-day tickets from CAD 109 a day, the Holiday Inn Express with breakfast, crêpes, and the no-fare municipal bus. Mid-range: Homewood Suites on Place Saint-Bernard, Snow School weeks, fondue at La Savoie and après at La Diable. Luxury: Fairmont Tremblant, lakeside suites at Hotel Quintessence, the Scandinave baths and dinner at sEb L’Artisan Culinaire.

  1. At the base of the peaks · In depth

    Fairmont Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Ski-in, ski-out hotel·€€€€

    A ski-in/ski-out hotel above the pedestrian village with Moment Spa, indoor and outdoor pools, a thermal circuit with plunge pool, sauna and steam rooms, Choux Gras and the Axe Lounge Bar.

    3045 Chemin de la Chapelle, Mont-Tremblant, QCExplore View on map

  2. On the shore of Lake Tremblant · In depth

    Hotel Quintessence

    Mont-Tremblant·Boutique hotel·€€€€

    A boutique all-suite hotel on the shore of Lake Tremblant, with Spa Sans Sabots, steam bath, sauna, whirlpool, a Nordic-temperature infinity pool and Restaurant La Quintessence.

    3004 Chemin de la Chapelle, Mont-Tremblant, QCExplore View on map

  3. Between the village and the mountain · In depth

    Le Westin Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Hotel·€€€

    A ski-in and ski-out hotel between the village and the mountain, with fireplace rooms and suites, Amerispa, a heated outdoor pool, Léo boire + manger and Margaux.

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  4. Tremblant’s most intimate hotel

    Ermitage du Lac

    Mont-Tremblant·Boutique hotel·€€€

    A calm, contemporary boutique hotel between two lakes, with breakfast included, an outdoor pool and hot tub, and ski valet.

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  5. Ski-in, ski-out on Place Saint-Bernard

    Homewood Suites by Hilton

    Mont-Tremblant·Suite hotel·€€€

    Tremblant’s most spacious suites, ski-in and ski-out on Place Saint-Bernard, with breakfast included.

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  6. In the pedestrian village, breakfast included

    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Value hotel·€€

    A friendly hotel in the heart of the pedestrian village with a complimentary breakfast bar, outdoor pool, hot tub and sauna.

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  7. Mountainside, with a complimentary shuttle

    Domaine de la Forêt

    Mont-Tremblant·Condos and townhouses·€€

    Ten mountainside condo and townhouse developments with full kitchens, ski-in/ski-out or a short walk to the slopes, and a complimentary shuttle.

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Restaurants and mountain huts

  1. In the MICHELIN Guide

    sEb L’Artisan Culinaire

    Mont-Tremblant·Fine dining·€€€€

    Chef Sébastien Houle’s modern cuisine in the town centre of Mont-Tremblant, listed in the MICHELIN Guide.

    444 rue Saint-Georges, Mont-Tremblant, QC J8E 3G4Explore View on map

  2. At Fairmont Tremblant

    Choux Gras Brasserie Culinaire

    Mont-Tremblant·Brasserie·€€€

    A French brasserie at the Fairmont in the spirit of Montreal’s best, with jazz on Thursday evenings.

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  3. Grilled over maple wood

    La Forge Bistro-Bar & Grill

    Mont-Tremblant·Steakhouse and bistro·€€€

    Two floors: a bistro-bar for après and a steakhouse upstairs where steaks are grilled over a maple-wood fire.

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  4. Fondue and raclette

    La Savoie

    Mont-Tremblant·Restaurant·€€€

    A Savoyard restaurant in the village for fondues, raclettes and stone-grilled meats.

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  5. At the summit

    Le Grand Manitou

    Mont-Tremblant·Mountain restaurant·€

    The quick-service counter on the summit of Mont Tremblant, with what the resort calls the best view in the Laurentians.

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  6. A log cabin on Versant Soleil

    Le Refuge du Trappeur

    Mont-Tremblant·Mountain hut·€

    A small log cabin with a wood stove midway up Versant Soleil, for soup, coffee or hot chocolate on the deck.

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  7. Crêpes all day

    La Maison de la Crêpe

    Mont-Tremblant·Crêperie·€

    Breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert crêpes in the village, with French onion soup and salads.

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  8. Steak, fish and seafood

    Bullseye Saloon & Grill

    Mont-Tremblant·Grill·€€

    Steaks, fresh fish, seafood and grills, with children’s and group menus and a private dining room.

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Après-ski and bars

  1. Beer brewed on site

    Microbrasserie La Diable

    Mont-Tremblant·Brewpub·€€

    The locals’ favourite pub, with naturally crafted beers brewed on site and ‘devilishly’ good pub food.

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  2. Sunniest terrace on Place Saint-Bernard

    Resto-Bar Le Shack

    Mont-Tremblant·Après bar·€€

    A long-time favourite for après, sports on TV and happy hour, with Quebec classics and the Big Shack Burger.

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  3. Mixology Thursdays

    Axe Lounge Bar, Fairmont Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Cocktail bar·€€€

    The Fairmont’s lounge for handcrafted cocktails and light bites, with views of the mountain and the village.

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  4. Ground floor of La Forge

    La Forge bistro-bar

    Mont-Tremblant·Après bar·€€

    La Forge’s ground-floor bistro-bar, the resort’s trendy après with comforting, gourmet food.

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  5. At the casino

    Bar du Casino de Mont-Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Bar·€€

    The bar of the Casino de Mont-Tremblant, a short ride from the village.

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Shops

  1. Groceries in the village

    Magasin Général

    Mont-Tremblant·General store

    Groceries for self-caterers: beer and wine, fruit and vegetables, cheeses, pastries, frozen meals and pharmacy items.

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  2. Maple taffy on snow

    Cabane à Sucre de la Montagne

    Mont-Tremblant·Maple shop

    Maple products, maple taffy on snow, soft ice cream with maple butter, honey and homemade jams.

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  3. Technical gear

    Helly Hansen Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Brand store

    High-quality technical outdoor gear and Scandinavian-inspired clothing, shoes and accessories.

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  4. Ski and board tune-ups

    Le Ski Shop

    Mont-Tremblant·Tune and repair

    Tune-ups and repairs with modern machines: a ski tune-up costs CAD 51.99 and a snowboard tune-up CAD 62.99, ready the next day.

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  5. Quebec’s wine shop

    SAQ Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Wine and spirits

    The SAQ, Quebec’s wine and spirits retailer, with a broad range of wine, liquor and spirits in the village.

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Spas and wellness

  1. Silent Nordic baths since 1999

    Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Nordic spa

    A silent Nordic spa set in nature since 1999, near the resort, with a thermal journey of hot, cold and rest, and massages.

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  2. Treatments with the hotel’s pools

    Moment Spa, Fairmont Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Hotel spa

    The Fairmont’s spa for massages, body care and wellness packages, all including access to the hotel’s water facilities.

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  3. In the pedestrian village

    Amerispa Le Westin Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Hotel spa

    A full range of massages, aesthetic and body treatments at the Westin, in the heart of the village.

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  4. On Lake Tremblant

    Spa at Hotel Quintessence

    Mont-Tremblant·Hotel spa

    The lakeside spa experiences of Hotel Quintessence.

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  5. Outdoor hot tubs all year

    Pools and hot tubs in the village

    Mont-Tremblant·Hotel pools

    Most village hotels have hot tubs open all year, and the Westin, Homewood Suites, Holiday Inn Express and Ermitage du Lac add outdoor pools and saunas.

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Getting there

  1. Montréal (YUL), 90 minutes

    Getting to Mont-Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Getting there

    Fly to Montréal–Trudeau (YUL), 125 km and about 90 minutes away; a direct winter shuttle runs to the resort Thursday to Sunday.

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  2. Winter only, CAD 95 one-way

    YUL–Tremblant direct shuttle

    Mont-Tremblant·Airport shuttle

    A direct coach between Montréal–Trudeau airport and the resort, about two hours, from 17 December 2026 to 4 April 2027.

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  3. Québec’s main air gateway

    Montréal–Trudeau International Airport (YUL)

    Mont-Tremblant·Airport

    The gateway for Tremblant, 90 minutes away, with the direct shuttle and private transfers.

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  4. Montréal 125 km

    Driving to Tremblant

    Mont-Tremblant·Road

    Montréal 90 minutes (125 km), Ottawa 2 hours (165 km), Toronto 6½ hours, Boston 7, New York 7½.

    1000 Chemin des Voyageurs, Mont-Tremblant, QC J8E 1T1Explore View on map

  5. Town, Village and resort

    No-fare buses and village shuttles

    Mont-Tremblant·Local bus

    The no-fare municipal bus links downtown, the Village and the resort, and complimentary shuttles join the lodging areas to the pedestrian village.

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Property: the neighbourhoods

  1. At the foot of the gondola

    Pedestrian village

    Mont-Tremblant·Neighbourhood

    The colourful, car-free village at the base, with 15 hotels and condo buildings around Place Saint-Bernard.

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  2. Mountainside homes

    Domaine de la Forêt and Domaine Nansen

    Mont-Tremblant·Neighbourhood

    Mountainside townhouses and condos, ski-in/ski-out or close to the slopes, with views of Lac Tremblant.

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  3. The sunny side

    Versant Soleil

    Mont-Tremblant·Neighbourhood

    The quieter side of the mountain, where Timber Summit is planned for 2027/28.

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  4. The town centre

    Downtown Mont-Tremblant (Saint-Jovite)

    Mont-Tremblant·Neighbourhood

    The town centre of Mont-Tremblant, home of sEb L’Artisan Culinaire, linked to the resort by a no-fare bus.

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