Top things to see and do in Mont Tremblant

Tremblant’s pedestrian village is one of the resort’s most appreciated features. Everything you need is steps away – from groceries and delicious baked goods to boutiques, restaurants and the chairlifts. While the architecture of the village has a distinctly European flair, the ambiance is totally Québécois, brimming with warm smiles and characteristic joie de vivre.

Every winter, Tremblant takes advantage of their long ski season. Whether you ski or board, and whatever your skill level there are instructors who can help refine your technique or there is a ski school for beginners. Take a snowmobile excursion, take the reins of your very own dogsled, or discover the excitement of ice climbing. Set out along scenic trails on cross-country skis or snowshoes, try tube sliding, or take a relaxing sleigh ride.

The world's biggest names in Blues gather in Tremblant for the International Blues Festival.  Ten days of premier blues starting the second week in July, you can see more than 150 free concerts. Several stages are spread throughout the village where you’ll be able to hear music all day and into the evening.

Crafted by renowned master architects, Le Diable and Le Géant are masterpieces in golf-course design. Both courses boast superior conditions, exceptional service and breathtaking mountain scenery. You can learn with the pros at Tremblant Golf Academy which ranks among the best in North America. Children 15 and under play for free after 4pm when accompanied by an adult. 

A four-season destination, Tremblant offers activities that are available during both summer and winter alike, providing you with a very different experience depending on the season. Two of these year-round diversions you’re sure to want to try are horseback riding and the Acrobranche zipline adventure in the treetops. Or get a fantastic bird’s-eye view aboard a helicopter, or pamper yourself with a soothing body treatment at one of the highly rated spas or health centres.