10 Best Things to Do in Mont-Tremblant

A four-season vacation haven, Mont-Tremblant Ski Resort is set in the majestic Laurentian mountain range. Aside from hitting the slopes in winter, the enclave offers a wealth of exhilarating outdoor activities including golf, biking, horseback riding, canoeing, hiking and apprentice falconry.

There’s plenty of accommodations on offer for couples and groups – from village hotels and luxurious chalets to characterful condominiums. What’s more, the resort delivers world-class gastronomic experiences at its array of bars and restaurants like Altitude Broil, A Mano Trattoria, La Maison De La Crepe and Bar Du Casino.

Unlike anything else in Mont-Tremblant, Tonga Lumina offers an other-worldly hiking experience in the heart of the night-time forest. Across 1.5 kilometers, you’ll be captivated by dazzling light projections, mysterious sound effects and mythic giant-themed storytelling.

This hypnotic multimedia extravaganza from Moment Factory begins on an adventure-packed chairlift ride that ascends the Laurentian Mountains. You’ll then be treated to over an hour of awe-inspiring visions and kaleidoscopic colors as you wend your way along the trail.

Domaine Saint-Bernard is a 1,500-acre protected habitat that hosts an array of cold-weather activities including cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and winter walking. Set on the south bank of the Diable River, this ecotourism haven is abundant with native flora and fauna and over 37 kilometers of scenic hiking trails.

In the warmer months, swimmers can stop at Lake Raynaud which boasts one of the best beaches in Mont-Tremblant. Budding astronomers will revel in Domaine Saint-Bernard’s Velan Pavilion which houses the second biggest telescope in the Province of Quebec.

Stop by stunning Lake Mont-Tremblant for an intrepid adventure out on the water. Tour company, Les Croisières Mont-Tremblant, offers panoramic rides across this Canadian jewel aboard their stylish Grand Manitou II vessel.

Elevate your experience by booking a brunch cruise and enjoy a sumptuous selection of yoghurts, fruit and granola, Viennese pastries, deli meats and fine cheeses. The group also offers a duo of daily fishing excursions on a zippy little motoboat to catch smallmouth bass, landlocked salmon, lake trout and musky.

For an unforgettable adrenaline rush, nothing beats a day at Ziptrek Mont-Tremblant: the town’s official zipline. This spine-tingling aerial adventure will see you whizzing from a summit in the spectacular Laurentian Mountains, across swathes of picturesque forest, to the pedestrian village below.

Designed for adventurers of all ages, Ziptrek allows you to ride solo, in tandem, or even side-by-side. With five ziplines that extend over 4 kilometers, you’ll see Mont-Tremblant from a whole other angle (while enjoying panoramic pitstops from its many observation platforms).

Casino de Mont-Tremblant is an entertainment mecca that features all your favorite games (including slot machines and roulette wheels), fine dining, swanky cocktails and live DJs that spin the latest tunes. When you’re not placing bets, you can take to the dancefloor to boogie the night away or watch live sporting matches on the giant TVs.

Altitude Restaurant delivers breathtaking mountain views from its stylish interior (featuring floor-to-ceiling glass) and elevated patio terrace. Dine on chef-prepared dishes like French onion soup, filet mignon, catch of the day and berry coulis cheesecake.

Tremblant Activity Center draws lovers of the great outdoors with its wide selection of recreational activities. Here, you’ll enjoy cani-hiking with sled dogs, dune buggy tours, helicopter rides, paintball sessions, rock climbing and lake kayaking.

Tremblant Treehouses offers extraordinary rustic vacation rentals where you can get back to nature in true childhood style. Accommodating between 1 and 20 people, these spectacular eco properties are in close proximity to the water’s edge and deliver picturesque views of the mountains and forest.

Factoreries Tremblant is a popular outlet mall that houses a multitude of big-name brands that offer major discounts and unbeatable deals. Shop yourself silly at La Grenier, Quilicot, La Vie En Rose, Stokes and O’Neill.

Check the mall’s official website for news about special events across the year including sidewalk sales, classic automobile exhibitions, Black Friday clearances and festive activities. After you’ve splashed your cash, take a coffee break at the American chain, Starbucks for a creamy cappuccino and a chocolate chunk cookie.

Skyline Luge Mont Tremblant is a 1.4-kilometre downhill track that twists its way through the picturesque Laurentian Forest. Ascend to the top on the winter ski chairlift, then drive a three-wheeled go-kart down to the bottom.

Launched in 2003, Skyline Mont Tremblant was the first Luge attraction in North America and has since proved a hit with riders of all ages. Afterward, treat yourself to a meal at one of the nearby restaurants like the Bullseye Sedan or La Pizzateria.

Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant is a world-class thermal spa resort that’s tucked away inside Quebec’s tranquil Laurentian Forest. Here, you can unplug from the digital world, reconnect with nature’s rhythms and gently detoxify yourself.

Spanning over 72,000 square feet, this enchanting wellness sanctuary allows you to meditate in the woods, soak in warm thermal waters or reinvigorate in an icy plunge pool. Massage therapy begins every day at 9 am and includes techniques like Swedish Relaxation, Deep Tissue, Prenatal and Therapeutic.