Located around 77 miles (125 km) North of Montreal, Mont Tremblant offers visitors spectacular panoramic views of the Laurentian Mountains. With a vertical drop of 2116 feet (645 m), Tremblant’s summit sits at 2871 feet (875 m). The ski area covers 665 acres (269 hectares) and includes 96 ski trails on 4 distinct slopes for skiers and snowboarders of all levels.
The pedestrian village, located at the base of the mountain offers year-round activities, accommodation, dining, and shopping options.
Tremblant installed their first chair-lift in 1939 and has developed into one of the larger in terms of skiable terrain in Eastern North America.
With over 1,000 snowguns, the ski resort has one of the most sophisticated and powerful snowmaking systems in North America.
