Mont Tremblant holidays - Awe-inspiring, fun and historic

A great place to get back to nature in a relaxed way

Mont-Tremblant is made up of three villages: The pedestrian Resort Village, set at the foot of the mountain hosting multiple eateries, bars, boutiques, accommodations, pretty pastel homes and more along its cobbled streets; the charming and tranquil Old Village at the edge of Lake Mercer, home to top-notch restaurants, boutiques and quaint B&Bs; and, Downtown, the city center and commercial district.

The winter season brings countless skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts to soar down the slopes of Mont-Tremblant, bit visitors have access to all sorts of other activities too, from dog sledding, sleigh rides and snowmobiling to ice climbing and everything in between. During the warmer months of the year, enjoy hiking, mountain biking, climbing, fishing, canoeing, gondola rides and golfing on two world-class 18-hole golf courses. After a day of play in the Great Outdoors during any season, the Resort Village’s own La Source Aquaclub offers heated indoor pools, whirlpools and a eucalyptus steam bath that’s heavenly for soothing sore muscles.

Located on the shores of Lake Mercer, between Downtown and the Resort Village, the Old Tremblant Village is especially picturesque and offers a quiet retreat with easy access to golf and water sports like swimming and sailing in the summer. The cross-country ski trail that traverses through connects to the Resort Village, and serves as a cycling path when the ski season has ended.

Five reasons to visit Mont Tremblant

• Outdoor adventure - the opportunity for skiing and snowboarding are Mont Tremblant’s biggest draws with 662 acres of diverse skiable terrain, nearly 100 ski trails, four slopes and spectacular forest and lake views. In the warmer months: water sports, hiking, mountain biking and, outstanding golf
• Re-connecting with nature and soaking up the scenic beauty of endless lush greenery, lakes and even friendly deer that will eat apples and carrots right out of your hand
• Festivals and other special events: Multiple events are held throughout the year, including winter’s biggest, the 24h Tremblant which gathers skiers, runners and walkers in a 24-hour relay that turns the village into a nonstop celebration in December, and the Tremblant International Blues Festival in July
• Relaxation: Enjoy a wide range of spa services from in-room massages to the nature-based Spa-sur-Lac and Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant, with Scandinavian baths set along the shores of the Diable River
• Exciting nightlife can be enjoyed throughout the year, particularly during the weekend, with no shortage of people to party with, locals and tourists alike, at the multiple bars and nightclubs