The outstanding variety of outdoor activities in Mont Tremblant owes much to the spectacular natural environment of the Laurentian Mountains. Mont Tremblant is just a 1.5-hour drive from Montreal and less than 2 hours from Ottawa, yet the verdant summits, sparkling lakes and powerful rivers of this renowned outdoor destination feel worlds away from the bustling city.
With an exceptional trail network, beautiful campgrounds, six rivers and 400 lakes and streams, exploring Parc National du Mont-Tremblant is a must for adventurous paddlers. The park is home to serene lake paddling and exciting yet novice-friendly whitewater kayaking and canoeing. Surrounding the park, a mosaic of wildlife reserves, adventure resorts, charming villages and rural landscapes invite even more exploration. Adding to the region’s natural gifts are well-developed activity centers for Mont Tremblant tourism, making it easy to rent equipment, arrange shuttles or participate in guided tours.
Finally, a wonderful range of accommodations—including 4-season cottage rentals, family resorts and rustic campgrounds—make Mont Tremblant a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Mont Tremblant Activities
Kayak Tremblant
Kayaking in Mont Tremblant centers around two beautiful and varied rivers: the Rivière du Diable and the Rivière Rouge. River kayaking experiences range from easy, half-day floats to exciting day trips and even overnight camping journeys. Find everything you need to know about these and other top kayaking adventures at Kayak Mont Tremblant: Where To Paddle, Rent & More.
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Paddleboard Tremblant
The many small, mountain-rimmed lakes of Mont Tremblant National Park are perfectly suited to relaxing SUP adventures. Beyond the park’s borders, paddleboarders enjoy the gentle, shallow waters of Mont-Tremblant’s Rouge and Diable Rivers, known for their soft sandy beaches and easy current.
Rouge River Paddleboard
Beginning at the villages of Labelle or L’Ascension, the Rouge River offers peaceful paddling, warm and shallow water, sprawling sand beaches and even a historic covered bridge, with downriver route options from 6 to 33 km. Plan for a half- to full-day trip, depending on your route of choice. Paddleboarding Mont Tremblant’s Rouge River is easy thanks to local outfitters that provide SUP rentals and shuttle transportation for one-way journeys (see below).
Diable River Paddleboard
Whether you’re looking for an easy or exciting SUP adventure, the Diable River is a scenic waterway with different sections offering varying levels of intensity. In the Diable Sector of Mont Tremblant National Park, the 12-km stretch of the Diable River below Lac Chat to Mont de la Vache Noir is a popular half-day trip with a few small rapids and swifts to spice things up.
Beyond the national park, the Rivière du Diable flows more placidly through a rural landscape near Mont Tremblant village, offering easy SUP journeys for beginners and families. This gentle section is bordered by inviting sandy beaches and offers 12- or 23-km route options (3-7 hours).
Lac Tremblant Paddleboard
Forested mountains border the sapphire waters of Lac Tremblant, making this narrow, 12-kilometer-long lake one of the busier—but no less beautiful—locations for SUP activities. Located just 5 minutes from Mont Tremblant Resort, you can paddle along the lakeshore while enjoying the stunning views of the ski area and surrounding peaks.
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Lac Monroe Paddleboard
This beautiful mountain lake is located just inside Mont Tremblant National Park—where you can also rent SUPs—making it easy for first-timers to get their feet wet (literally) paddleboarding Mont Tremblant. Quiet paddlers can enjoy up-close encounters with the regal loons that call Lac Monroe home.
Paddleboard Rental Mont Tremblant
Parc National du Mont-Tremblant
If you don’t have your own board, you can rent a SUP at Lac Monroe Visitors Centre within Mont Tremblant National Park (Diable sector).
Location: Mont Tremblant National Park
Phone: 800-665-6527
Website: www.sepaq.com/pq/mot/
À L’Abordage!
This popular Mont Tremblant outfitter offers SUP rentals and shuttle service for downriver adventures on the Rivière du Diable. This gentle, 12-km section of the river boasts beautiful sand beaches and begins with a stretch of fun and splashy class I rapids. Available June to September, reservations strongly recommended.
Location: 1340 Rue Saint-Jovite, Mont-Tremblant
Phone: 819-322-1234
Website: www.alabordage.ca/en/
Mont-Tremblant Activity Centre
Located steps from Lac Tremblant in the Mont-Tremblant Resort village, the activity center offers a wide range of outdoor adventure packages, including SUP rentals and shuttles for self-guided explorations of the Diable River and Rouge River.
Location: 118 Chemin Kandahar, Mont-Tremblant
Phone: 819-681-4848
Website: www.tremblantactivities.com/
Centre Nautique Pierre Plouffe
The convenient lakeside location of this watersports center makes it the place to go if you want to experience Lac Tremblant paddleboarding.
Location: 2900 Chemin du Village, Mont-Tremblant
Phone: 888-681-5634
Website: www.tremblantnautique.com/en/
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Kayak & Cabana
This outfitter offers SUP rentals and shuttle service for downriver adventures on the Rouge River—enjoy soft sandy beaches and calm waters on an 8 km, 12 km or 23 km route option. Kayak & Cabana also offers unique glamping cabins set in an enchanting riverside location just west of Mont Tremblant National Park.
Location: 2202 Chemin de Moulin, Labelle
Phone: 819-686-1111
Website: www.kayak-cabana.com/ca/
Pause Plein Air
Dedicated rental and shuttle service offering SUP rental and transport for your Rouge River adventure. Choose from 6 km, 12 km or 24 km route options (2 hours to a full day). This outfitter is located at the take-out, so you’ll begin with a shuttle and can then take as much time as you like meandering back to your car.
Location: 2123 Place des Toulipes, La Conception
Phone: 819-686-5880
Website: www.pausepleinair.com/en/
Canoe Mont Tremblant
Mont Tremblant canoeing can include tranquil tours and canoe camping on backcountry lakes, or whitewater canoeing descents of the region’s famed rivers, including the mighty Rouge and exciting Diable. Quieter stretches of river invite paddlers looking for a more relaxing way to canoe Tremblant.
Mont Tremblant Canoe Camping
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Rivière du Diable, Mont Tremblant National Park
The upper section of the Diable River in Mont Tremblant National Park offers 26 km of rapids, river and lake canoeing with more than 80 campsites scattered along its course. The variety of camping and scenery makes a slower-paced descent of the river spread over 2 or 3 days a wonderful option for canoe camping Mont Tremblant.
L’Assomption River, Mont Tremblant National Park
The L’Assomption River canoe route begins at the north end of Lac de L’Assomption in Mont Tremblant National Park and travels 15 km through river and lake to the visitors center at the park entrance. There are two whitewater sections with fast and fun class I rapids and swifts, then a class III-IV rapid followed by a pair of class II-III rapids just before the final campsite. Most canoeists plan to camp one or two nights on the river—choose from 20 sites clustered at the beginning, km 5 and km 13 of the route.
Rossi, Savane and L’Assomption Lakes, Mont Tremblant National Park
For lake lovers seeking calm and solitude, the rustic paddle-in camping sites on the sandy shores of these three mountain lakes make great destinations for one or more nights canoe camping in Mont Tremblant.
Tucked away on the north side of the national park, Lac de la Savane and Lac Rossi offer 20 and 23 paddle-in campsites, respectively. Campsites are clustered in groups of four around both lakes, between 1 and 5 km by paddle from the parking area and launch.
Canoe campers on the east side of Parc Mont Tremblant can choose from five wild camping areas nestled along the length of Lac de L’Assomption, between 1 and 5 km from the parking area/launch.
Rouge-Matawin Wildlife Reserve
This immense wildlife reserve just north of Parc National du Mont-Tremblant offers an extension of the rugged mountain and lake geography that has made its sister to the south so popular. For wild camping enthusiasts, Rivère Matawin is a jewel worth discovering. The peacefulness and variety of rapids and swifts make it an excellent river for intermediate canoeists, and numerous access points make for trip possibilities ranging from a few hours to a few days.
Canoe Rental Mont Tremblant
Parc National du Mont-Tremblant
Rent canoes from one of nine locations within Mont Tremblant National Park. Rental centers are located at these popular lakes and campgrounds: Lac Monroe Visitors Centre, La Crémaillère Beach, Lac-Escalier Campground, La Pimbina Visitors Centre, Lac-Provost rental centre, Lac-des-Sables Campground, L’Assomption Visitors Centre, Grand-Pin Campground and La Cachée Visitors Centre.
Location: Mont Tremblant National Park
Phone: 800-665-6527
Website: www.sepaq.com/pq/mot/
À L’Abordage!
This popular Mont Tremblant outfitter offers canoe rentals and shuttle service for downriver activities on the Rivière du Diable. Available June to September, reservations strongly recommended.
Location: 1340 Rue Saint-Jovite, Mont-Tremblant
Phone: 819-322-1234
Website: www.alabordage.ca/en/
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Mont-Tremblant Activity Centre
Located steps from Lac Tremblant in the Mont-Tremblant Resort village, the Activity Centre offers canoe rentals and shuttles for self-guided and guided explorations of the Diable River and Rouge River.
Location: 118 Chemin Kandahar, Mont- Tremblant
Phone: 819-681-4848
Website: www.tremblantactivities.com/
Camping de la Diable
Tucked in a peaceful meander of the Diable River, just steps to the amenities of Mont Tremblant village, Camping de la Diable offers 360 riverside sites for tents, trailers and RVs, as well as Tremblant canoe rentals.
Location: 140 Rue Regimbald, Mont-Tremblant
Phone: 819-425-5501
Website: www.campingdiable.ca/home.html
Kayak & Cabana
Offers canoe rental and shuttle service for downriver adventures on the Rouge River—choose from 8 km, 12 km or 23 km route options.
Location: 2202 Chemin de Moulin, Labelle
Phone: 819-686-1111
Website: www.kayak-cabana.com/ca/
Pause Plein Air
Dedicated Tremblant canoe rental and shuttle service, including transport for your Rouge River adventure. This outfitter is located at the take-out, so you’ll begin with a shuttle and can then take as much time as you like meandering back to your car.
Location: 2123 Place des Toulipes, La Conception
Phone: 819-686-5880
Website: www.pausepleinair.com/en/
Descente de la Rouge
Offers canoe rental packages including shuttle and optional picnic lunch or post-paddle BBQ or pizza. Choose from 8 km, 12 km, 25 km or 33 km downriver route options. All routes travel a gentle section of the river known for its stunning sand cliffs, beautiful beaches and sandy islets.
Location: 2683 Chemin de la Rivière Nord, Rivière-Rouge
Phone: 819-275-1439
Website: www.descentedelarouge.com/
Aventure Quatre Saisons (Adventure Four Seasons)
Whether you’re looking to enjoy a leisurely day of paddling or 2 to 5 days of canoe camping, this outfitter can get you set up for an unforgettable Rouge River adventure. Canoe rentals for the gentle 15-km Rouge River day trip include shuttle.
Location: 4315 Chemin de la Rivière-Nord, Rivière-Rouge
Phone: 514-554-5091
Website: www.aventurequatresaisons.com/
Rafting Mont Tremblant
Experience the thrill of whitewater rafting just an hour’s drive away from Mont-Tremblant village on the fast and furious Riviere Rouge. Rafting Tremblant is suitable for everyone from families to adrenaline junkies, with different sections of the river offering moderate class II-III rapids and calm pools, or heart-pounding drops and continuous class III-IV whitewater. Check out our Guide to Paddling Riviere Rouge for everything you need to know.
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Whitewater Rafting near Mont Tremblant
New World Rafting
With nearly 40 years of experience rafting the Rouge River, New World Rafting is the longest running outfitter on the river. Choose from a half-day of rafting (8 km) or a full day featuring two runs of the best rapids on the Rouge (16 km). New World also offers weekend packages, which include a full day of Mont Tremblant activities, including rafting, camping, meals and access to the spa, pool, beach and bar at their riverfront location.
The Rouge River season opens in May and runs through September. Rafting trips descend the best stretches of river based on water levels—early in the season, that means braving the high water of Harrington Canyon, while summer offers challenging trips down the rambunctious Seven Sisters. Not only will you be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the river, but also the many sandy beaches. Between rapids are golden sand and places for surfing the rafts, swimming and floating in the current.
Location: 25 Chemin des Sept Chutes, Grenville-sur-la-Rouge
Phone: 800-361-5033
Website: www.newworld.ca/en/
Propulsion Rafting
Launched in 1982, Propulsion Rafting boasts decades of experience and a gorgeous base camp location nestled in the forest beside the Rouge River, just above the Seven Sisters rapids. Choose from half-day or full-day rafting in 6- to 8-person rafts, or get even closer to the wet and wild action in a 2-person cataraft or sportyak. These inflatable kayaks offer an experience in between rafting and kayaking and can accommodate one or two paddlers. Under the supervision of an experienced kayaker, you will guide your own sportyak or cataraft down the best rapids on the Rouge River. For a full Mont Tremblant weekend experience, opt for Propulsion Rafting’s riverside camping or cozy cabin stay with access to activities like an on-site spa, pool, beach volleyball and bar.
Location: 619 Chemin de la Rivière-Rouge, Grenville-sur-la-Rouge
Phone: 800-461-3300
Website: www.propulsion.ca/en/
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Mont Tremblant Family Rafting
Rouge River Family Rafting
Gentle family rafting on the Rouge River is available after mid-May on the Seven Sisters section, once the water level has dropped. This is an unforgettable family trip and the perfect occasion to introduce children to whitewater activities. Children must be at least 6 years old and weigh a minimum of 22 kilograms (50 pounds). Accompanied by expert river guides, families will raft rapids up to class III, with stops for swimming, body surfing, cliff jumping and a picnic lunch on a beautiful beach. Both Propulsion Rafting and New World Rafting offer family rafting trips on the Rouge River.
Mont Tremblant Hiking
When it comes to outdoor activities in Mont Tremblant, it doesn’t get any simpler than going for a hike. Hikes in Mont Tremblant National Park run the gamut from easy nature strolls to challenging treks with breathtaking viewpoints. Truly adventurous hikers can lace up their boots and head out for a few days on the park’s backpacking circuit, staying overnight at remote mountain huts. Whatever trail you choose, hiking is a great way to escape the rush and reconnect with nature. Don’t miss these top trails:
La Roche Summit Trail
Departing from the Mont Tremblant National Park Discovery Centre at Lac Monroe, this popular 5.4-km trek (round trip) reaches a wooden lookout platform high above the lake. If the climb up here doesn’t take your breath away, the panoramic views from the top will—especially in autumn when the mountains transform into a rumpled canvas of crimson, copper and gold.
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L’Envol Trail
More epic views of sapphire lakes and emerald mountains await on this short and steep summit trail in Mont Tremblant National Park’s Pimbina sector. Allow two hours for the moderate 4-km round trip to the lookout platform 200 metres above Lac Provost. Find the trailhead just north of the Pimbina registration center.
La Chute-du-Diable Trail
Warm up your legs on this easy, 1.6-km (round-trip) hike to a thundering falls on the Diable River in Mont Tremblant National Park. The trailhead parking area is 7 km north of the Discovery Centre.
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Via Ferrata Du Diable
Via ferratas are popular across Quebec, where this unique blend of hiking and rock climbing allows participants to experience views unlike anything you’ve seen before. The Via Ferrata Du Diable is a path that winds its way along the Mont de la Vache Noire rock face, at the entrance to Mont Tremblant National Park’s La Diable sector. Whether you’re a nervous first-timer or adventurous climber, safely navigate the cliffs 200 meters above the winding Rivière du Diable at your own pace. You’ll cross beams and cable bridges, climb metal rungs and hike narrow footpaths as you make your way ever higher with astounding views unfolding beneath your feet. Small groups of 6 participants are accompanied by a professional guide.
Mont Tremblant Biking
With so many exciting activities in Mont Tremblant, the region’s world class two-wheeled adventures rank high on many visitors’ lists. Recreational and touring cyclists flock to Le P’tit Train du Nord, a more than 200-kilometer-long rail trail that can be ridden in easy sections or followed end-to-end. Families enjoy the convenient access and many scenic attractions along Mont Tremblant National Park’s dedicated cycling paths and the 30 km of interconnected paths in Mont Tremblant village.
Prefer fat tire adventures? Mont-Tremblant Resort has a wealth of fantastic downhill and cross-country trail networks, with something for every off-road rider.
Mont Tremblant Bike Trails and Paths
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Le P’tit Train du Nord
The “Little Train of the North” is a 232-kilometer-long cycling path that follows a former Canadian Pacific Railway line through the scenic Rouge River and Rivière du Nord valleys. It’s also the longest linear park in Canada. The route connects Mont-Laurier in the north with St-Jérôme in the south, passing through Mont Tremblant village near its midpoint. Nearly half of the path is paved, while the remainder is fine gravel suitable for hybrid or recreational bikes. In winter, the trail is transformed for Mont Tremblant activities like cross-country skiing and fat biking.
Cyclists on Le P’tit Train du Nord are rewarded with stunning mountain panoramas, scenic rivers, lakeside pedaling and welcoming villages. Lovingly restored, century-old train stations serve as trailside cafés, bike rental kiosks and interpretive sites. Plan a one-way ride, making use of widely available local shuttle services, or pause overnight at one of the many campgrounds and inns situated along the route.
Villageoise-de-Mont-Tremblant Trail
The 15-km Villageoise-de-Mont-Tremblant is a paved bike trail that starts at Mont-Tremblant Resort and circles around the resort village, with beautiful views of Lac Tremblant and the Diable River. This path also connect cyclists with Le P’tit Train du Nord for a longer tour.
Mont Tremblant Road Cycling Circuits
Avid road cyclists can discover the lush, mountainous landscapes of the Laurentians along four popular Mont Tremblant cycling circuits. Travelling on paved roads and bike paths, cyclists can choose from an easy 28-km route, challenging 78-km tour or two intermediate circuits—a 105-km ride north to the Rouge River, or a beautiful 99-km lake tour into Mont Tremblant National Park. Be sure to download or pick up a copy of the Vélo de Route Map.
Mont Tremblant Mountain Bike Trails
Tackle the challenging topography of the Laurentian Mountains on Mont Tremblant’s outstanding mountain bike trail network. More than 50 km of trails rated beginner to expert weave through the forested slopes on both sides of the Diable River. Warm up with an easy gravel ride or test your single track skills in the 1,500-acre natural area of Domaine Saint‑Bernard.
Mont Tremblant National Park Trails
Ride on the tranquil biking trails of Mont Tremblant National Park while taking in the forest, lakes and mountain views. Eight biking circuits offer a total of 124 km of easy to moderate trails (suitable for hybrid and mountain bikes) located throughout the park.
Mont Tremblant Bike Rental
Parc National du Mont-Tremblant
If you don’t have your own ride, you can rent bikes by the hour, half-day or full day within Mont Tremblant National Park. Bike rentals for children 17 and under are available on a first come, first served basis.
Location: Mont Tremblant National Park
Phone: 800-665-6527
Website: www.sepaq.com/pq/mot/
Cykel
This e-bike rental boutique enjoys a great location central to Mont Tremblant village trails, the P’Tit Train du Nord and popular road riding circuits. Rent comfortable electric hybrids, dual-suspension mountain bikes and even e-fat bikes. Hourly, 2-hour and 4-hour rental options available. Cykel also offers guided tours, from easy fat bike excursions to advanced mountain biking activities.
Location: 1944 Rue du Village suite 1, Mont-Tremblant
Phone: 819-717-4001
Website: www.cykel.ca/
Mont Tremblant Resort
The resort rents fat bikes from their Le Randonneur Adventure Center in Mont Tremblant Resort village. Reservations are a must.
Location: 1000 Chemin des Voyageurs, Mont-Tremblant
Phone: 866-783-5633
Website: www.tremblant.ca/
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SK Expérience
Convenient location for fat bike rentals, central to Domaine Saint-Bernard and Mont Tremblant village trails.
Location: 2396 Rue Labelle, Mont-Tremblant
Phone: 819-808-9725
Website: www.experiencesk.ca/
Bicycles Quilicot
Located in Mont-Tremblant’s Factory Outlets shopping complex, just off Hwy 117, this outdoor adventure and cycling boutique also offers rentals of high-end mountain, hybrid and road bikes.
Location: 2505 Rue de L’Aulnaie, Factoreries Tremblant, Mont-Tremblant
Phone: 819-425-3133
Website: www.bicyclesquilicot.com/en/
Camping de la Diable
Tucked in a peaceful meander of the Diable River, just steps to the amenities of Mont Tremblant village, Camping de la Diable offers 360 riverside sites for tents, trailers and RVs, as well as bike rentals.
Location: 140 Rue Regimbald, Mont-Tremblant
Phone: 819-425-5501
Website: www.campingdiable.ca/home.html
Mont Tremblant Accommodations
Whether you prefer a deluxe mountainside retreat, off-grid escape or family cottage rental, there is no shortage of amazing options to provide you with a convenient home base for exploring Mont Tremblant’s breathtaking natural beauty. But if you want to guarantee a room in one of the best places to stay in Mont Tremblant during the busy peak summer (or winter) season, you’ll need to get organized and book well ahead.
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Mont Tremblant Hotels
Hotel Quintessence
Award-winning Hotel Quintessence is an upscale spa resort (think 5-star luxury) on the shore of Lac Tremblant. Elegant rooms are outfitted with fireplaces, wooden beams, heated marble bathrooms and luxurious Jacuzzi tubs. Enjoy the spa, infinity pool and expansive landscaped gardens overlooking the lake.
Location: Mont-Tremblant Village
Website: www.hotelquintessence.com/
Lodge de la Montagne
For outdoor adventurers on a more modest budget, the centrally located Lodge de la Montagne offers relaxed slopeside suites with rustic country furnishings, featuring a hot tub, sauna and seasonal outdoor pool.
Location: Mont-Tremblant Village
Website: www.lessuitestremblant.com/hotels-condos/lodge-de-montagne/
Le Grand Lodge Mont Tremblant
Situated on the shore of lovely Lac Ouimet, just south of Mont Tremblant village, this attractive log hotel offers traditional, comfortable rooms and kitchen suites with lakefront views, dining, spa and pool. Enjoy the quiet country location, plus convenient access to Mont Tremblant’s most popular activities.
Location: Mont-Tremblant
Website: www.legrandlodge.com/en/
Mont Tremblant Cottages and Chalets
Bel Air Tremblant
Sitting across the municipalities of Mont Tremblant and La Conception, this resort boasts an enviable location just minutes from the Old Village of Mont-Tremblant. Encompassing 119 acres, the unique lodging concept is unlike anything else in the region, with self-contained cottage chalets, mini-lofts and luxury glamping domes—many featuring stunning panoramic views. Bel Air Tremblant combines the advantages of a vacation rental with the added benefits of resort amenities, including a yoga studio, sauna, spa and swimming pool. For cyclists, the P’tit Train du Nord cycling path is just minutes away.
Location: Mont-Tremblant
Website: www.belairtremblant.com/
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Mont Tremblant National Park
Parc National du Mont Tremblant offers an unmatched variety of cozy chalets and cabins, available year-round. Five different cabin styles accommodate groups of 2 to 10, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Couples love the unique architecture and huge windows of the intimate EXP. Cabins. Families and friends enjoy the fully equipped comfort of the 4-person Écho Cabins, Nature Cabins and new Compact Cabins—all of which feature kitchens and bathrooms with shower. For the finest amenities, and the beauty of a wild lake or river just out your door, choose a Vacation Cabin. The best part of these tiny homes-away-from-home is their use of natural materials and designs that embrace and reflect their beautiful environs.
Location: Mont Tremblant National Park
Website: www.sepaq.com/pq/mot/
Rouge-Matawin Wildlife Reserve
Stay inside this vast wildlife reserve bordering Mont Tremblant National Park. Rouge-Matawin offers a variety of lakefront and riverfront cabins that sleep 2 to 14 people. These rustic log cabins are equipped with everything you need for making and serving meals, as well as a shower, toilet and woodstove or fireplace. During the summer, your vacation cabin also includes a kayak and rowboat for exploring the waterways.
Location: Rouge-Matawin Wildlife Reserve
Website: www.sepaq.com/rf/rom/
Camping Mont Tremblant
Camping near Mont Tremblant is both plentiful and beautiful with options to suit every type of camper. Whether you enjoy boutique luxury camping or the peaceful solitude of a backcountry lake we’ve rounded up the very best camping in Mont Tremblant.
Discover the Best Places to Go Camping in Mont Tremblant and start planning your getaway today.
Mont Tremblant Weather
Weather in the Laurentians varies greatly depending on which season you are planning to visit. During peak summer season (late June through early September), Mont Tremblant enjoys warm days, pleasant nights and plenty of sunshine. The average daily high is 20–25°C, with July and August being the warmest months.
Spring (May–June) is cooler with highs of 18–23°C, while fall (mid-September through October) offers a mix of bright sunshine, chilly rains and crisp nights. These shoulder seasons can be a great time to visit Mont Tremblant as attractions will be less crowded and many places offer discounted rates for outdoor activities during these months. Autumn also brings spectacular fall colours to Tremblant’s maple-dominated hardwood forests.
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The winter season (December–March) in Tremblant is every bit as popular as summer, with Mont Tremblant Resort offering some of the finest alpine skiing and snowboarding east of the Rockies. For those equipped for frigid weather, it’s also a magical time to enjoy outdoor activities in Mont Tremblant National Park—from cross-country skiing and backcountry ski touring to fat biking and snowshoeing.
In January, the coldest (and snowiest) month in the region, the average daily high is just -6°C and overnight temperatures can drop to -20°C. As you might expect for a world-class ski destination, Mont Tremblant enjoys abundant snowfall. Average annual snowfall is 150 to 200 inches (380 to 500 cm) with the white stuff falling 4-4.5 days of the week December through March.
Get hourly, weekend, 7-day and 14-day weather forecasts for Mont Tremblant at The Weather Network. Environment Canada offers 7-day and hourly forecasts for Mont-Tremblant.
Lush forests are just one of many attractions in beautiful Mont Tremblant. | Photo courtesy of: Laurentides © Tourisme Québec // Christian Savard
