The Top Reasons to Visit Mont-Tremblant, Quebec Now
Mont-Tremblant—the highest peak in the Laurentian Mountains—is a picturesque dream, home to world-class skiing (voted #1 in Eastern North America by the readers of Ski Magazine), bountiful lakes, Alpine hiking, quaint villages designed for shopping, Scandinavian baths, and even a secluded mountain top casino to try your luck at.
1. THE HIKING
Crisscrossing the highest peak in the Laurentian Mountains amidst waterfalls, streams and lakes, you'll discover spectacular views at every turn via 11 trails for hikers of all levels at Mont-Tremblant. Enjoy a picnic at the top of the mountain, but make sure you bring plenty of apples for all your soon to be deer friends!
Mont-Tremblant is home to numerous lakes including Lake Ouimet, Lake Mercier, Lake Desmarais and Lake Superior. Among them is Lake Tremblant, nestled at the foot of Mont-Tremblant. This magnificent lake has a white sandy beach and is very popular for waterskiing, windsurfing, canoeing, fishing, swimming and even scenic cruises aboard Le Grand Manitou I.
Perched above the quaint shores of Lake Tremblant, sits Hôtel Quintessence. Once inside, you'll be delighted to come upon Restaurant La Quintessence & Winebar—both providing exceptional service and cuisine. Warm up with a Kir Royal fireside or stay the night in a lakeside suite to enjoy a Cosmopolitan in the spa with views of the infinity pool, Lake Tremblant and beyond.
Après-ski off the slopes? Head to La Forge Bistro-Bar (located directly at the base) and indulge on one of their tantalizing tàrtares—such as salmon with mango, cucumber and candied ginger. You'll love soaking in the panoramic views of Mont-Tremblant and the picturesque pedestrian village.
Tremblant offers breathtaking views of the Laurentian Mountains from it 2,871 foot summit—96 trails on 4 slopes with 14 lifts across 665 acres provide world-class skiing for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. Not a skier or boarder? You can still discover the spectacular scenery from the highest peak in the Laurentians by riding aboard the panoramic gondola.
Sprawled along the shores of the Diable River, Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant offers hot installations such as eucalyptus steam baths and cold installations such as Nordic waterfalls—surrounded by a rustic environment within the Laurentian forest.
