Tremblant Ski Holidays | Canada

Tailor-made ski holidays to Tremblant 2026/2027 

Located 2 hours transfer from Montreal Airport with its multi-coloured buildings and French influences makes a Tremblant ski holiday, an attractive choice for anyone looking for a relaxing ski break with good food and stylish accommodation and just a short flight from the UK.

With a variety of terrain which will appeal mainly to novices and intermediates, however Mont Tremblant, has something for everyone, including testing tree runs for the more advanced skier with stunning views of the Laurentians from the summit.

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With its multi-coloured buildings and French influences makes a Tremblant ski holiday, an attractive choice for anyone looking for a relaxing ski break with good food and stylish accommodation and just a short flight from the UK.

With a variety of terrain which will appeal mainly to novices and intermediates, however Mont Tremblant, has something for everyone, including testing tree runs for the more advanced skier with stunning views of the Laurentians from the summit.

Due to its nature a Tremblant ski holiday suits families particularly and children are well catered for. Mixed ability parties will also find the resort of interest; in addition to around 50 miles of trails, there is one of the best terrain parks in North America, which hosts 40+ features split across three separate sectors, each suited to help progress from the basics to extreme freestyle. There are daily free guided tours as well as a wealth of courses on offer from the ski school.

$14 million dollars has recently been invested in the snowmaking capacity, with Versant Soleil’s Algonquin trail being better equipped to offer skiers additional beginner and intermediate terrain. Tremblant is ideal for those wanting a shorter flight on their Canada ski holiday. If holidaying to Tremblant it is also worth adding on a couple of nights and visiting the wonderful city of Montreal.

Off the slopes

Off the slopes

Tremblant village offers a delightful mix of slopeside lodging, restaurants and shopping around a very pleasant, pedestrianised centre, making Tremblant a popular choice for families. Accommodation ranges from the luxurious Quintessence Hotel to a huge range of ski-in/ski-out condo-style apartments.

The compact village is packed with some fantastic dining options from Italian at A Mano Trattoria, to Tapas at Central which turns into one of Tremblant’s liveliest night spots later in the evening. You could head over to the Casino De Mont Tremblant (yes there really is a casino near the resort accessed by free shuttle) for dinner at Altitude Seafood and Grill then take in a show or try your luck on the casino floor.

There are also some more laidback spots in resort such as La Diable which is a micro brasserie along with La Forge Bistro Bar & Grill at the base of the slopes.

The restaurant at The Hotel Quintessence, Restaurant La Quintessence is a 4 diamond fine dining experience on the edge of Tremblant Resort.

There is also a small convenience store in the village and a supermarket in neighbouring St Jovite about 20 minutes’ drive away.

There are several traditional winter activities such as dog-sledding, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing available for your Tremblant ski holiday. There is the beautiful Scandinave Spa and La Source Aquaclub (indoor and outdoor pool with slides, hot tubs and a fully-equipped fitness centre). The tubing slopes in Tremblant are plentiful with 8 tube runs which stay open late into the evening.

The resort is a short hop from the delights of Montreal, itself just seven hours flight from the UK, so why not add on a city break to your ski holiday and explore this wonderful city.

Resort Stats

Resort Stats

Transfer / Driving Times
Montreal (1 1/2 hrs)
Base elevation
755 feet
Terrain Park
Yes – 30+ acres
Top elevation
2,871 feet
Avg annual snowfall
197 inches
Vertical drop
2,116 feet
Lift capacity
27,830 skiers pers hour
Number of runs
102
Ski season
Nov 23 to Apr 15
Number of lifts
14 including 6 Quads
Skiable terrain
755 acres – 47% advanced, 32% intermediate & 21% beginners
Frontier's Personal Experience

“I loved wandering through the beautiful pedestrian village of Tremblant. Its colourful buildings and distinctly French charm make it feel like stepping into a picture postcard. The best part, though, was the incredible food—you’ll find amazing places to eat all throughout the resort.”

Favourite dining spot – “La Forge Restaurant for amazing steaks and lively après in the bistro bar”

Top Tip – “Stay in the lower village for a quieter experience with the cabriolet lift whisking you to the main lift in under a minute”

Jeremy Timms,
Frontier Ski
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