Fairmont Tremblant

Destination information

In Tremblant, ski holidays come with a little something extra – this is a North American ski resort with a touch of French! Located in the beautiful Laurentian Mountains of French-speaking Québec, Tremblant’s unique character, user-friendly approach and well-groomed slopes have earned it the title of number 1 ski resort in eastern North America for the past 8 years in a row. With over 600 acres of skiing and snowboarding terrain, this is the biggest ski resort in eastern Canada, and there’s something for every level of skier.

Beginners will want to check out the gentle 3.75-mile Nansen run, intermediates will have lots of tree-lined runs to choose from, and more practiced skiers will be thrilled by the 42-degree Dynamite Trail, the most challenging on Mont Tremblant. Skiing is only the start of the fun, though. Off the slopes, you can try your hand at dogsledding, ice climbing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. The kids will love the evening horse-drawn sleigh ride, complete with hot chocolate and storyteller to guide you through the Tremblant legends. Aquaclub La Source is home to a large indoor pool, or head for one of the many spas for a relaxing massage or beauty treatment.

You can even see a good film at the resort's cinema or drop younger members of the family off at the Kidz Club - the ultimate daycare centre for 1-6 year olds with fun activities and non-stop action!

The village itself is lovely, built in traditional style with cobbled, traffic-free streets, pastel buildings and attractive squares. There are restaurants for all tastes and budgets and a French feel in the pâtisseries and cafés.

Après-ski
There’s a fabulous range of restaurants and bars in Tremblant. Ski to your heart’s content by day; enjoy the local hospitality by night! Sample fondues and queue de castor (a local treat). Dance with locals at the Café L'epoque or enjoy your favourite tipple at Le P'tit Caribou - voted best bar in eastern Canada! There is also a new Crêpes Bretonnes bar at the summit's Le Grand Manitou that's well worth checking out. Live music can be enjoyed in the main square during high season.

Fun downhill and a great resort village Located in the beautiful Laurentian Mountains of Québec, Tremblant has held the title of number 1 ski resort in eastern North America 8 years in a row and it’s not hard to see why! With over 600 acres of skiing and snowboarding terrain, a picturesque village and a superb public golf course, there really is something for everyone – both on and off the slopes! Beginners will want to check out the gentle 3.75-mile Nansen run, whilst more practiced skiers will be thrilled by the 42-degree Dynamite Trail. Off the slopes, try your hand at dogsledding, ice climbing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. The kids will love the evening horse-drawn sleigh ride, complete with hot chocolate and storyteller to guide you through the Tremblant legends. Aquaclub La Source is home to a large indoor pool, or head for one of the many spas for a relaxing massage or beauty treatment. You can even see a good film at the resort’s cinema or drop younger members of the family off at the Kidz Club – the ultimate daycare centre for 1-6 year olds with fun activities and non-stop action! The village itself is lovely, built in traditional style with cobbled, traffic-free streets, pastel buildings and attractive squares. There are restaurants for all tastes and budgets and a French feel in the pâtisseries and cafés. après-ski Guests can enjoy a fabulous range of restaurants and bars in Tremblant. Sample fondues and queue de castor (a local treat). Dance with locals at the Café L’epoque or enjoy your favourite tipple at Le P’tit Caribou – voted best bar in eastern Canada! There is also a new Crêpes Bretonnes bar at the summit’s Le Grand Manitou that is well worth checking out. Live music can be enjoyed in the main square during high season.

Beginners    ****
There’s a 2-acre beginners’ area in Tremblant, which is perfect for those just starting out. Once you’re ready to progress, you’ll find long, gentle green runs on both the north and south sides, which will help get your confidence up.

Intermediates    ***
With a third of the terrain for intermediates, Tremblant offers a plethora of challenging trails from the long and groomed runs to blue-rated, gladed runs.

Advanced    ****
The Versant Soleil area is the place for experts to head. It offers many black runs and some extremely tough gladed skiing and boarding.

Snowboarders    ***
Tremblant has one of the largest riding areas in Canada as well as the largest half-pipe. The Emotion area offers tree runs and plenty of powder to explore.

Getting around

The village centre is compact, so all amenities are easily accessible by foot. The Telecabine will take you to the summit of Mount Tremblant and from here you can cruise down the north side of the mountain. To get back over to the south side, ride the Duncan Express.

There is a FREE, non-stop shuttle service in Tremblant village for guests' use.

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