About Mont Tremblant
Eastern Canada's premier destination resort with a vibrant pedestrian village and 102 runs across four slopes.
Why Visit Mont Tremblant?
- 102 runs with 645m (2116ft) of vertical drop
- Average annual snowfall of 395cm (156")
- 754 skiable acres with terrain for all ability levels
- 14 lifts including gondola, chairlift, surface
Photos
View Full Size
Mountain Statistics
875m
Summit Elevation
2871ft
230m
Base Elevation
755ft
645m
Vertical Drop
2116ft
754
Skiable Acres
305 hectares
102
Total Runs
6km
Longest Run
3.7mi
14
Lifts
395cm
Avg. Snowfall
156" annually
Terrain Breakdown
17%
48%
18%
17%
●Beginner
17% of trails
■Intermediate
48% of trails
◆Advanced
18% of trails
◆
◆◆Expert
17% of trails
Trail Map
Trail map image coming soon
History of Mont Tremblant
Nestled in the heart of Quebec, Mont Tremblant has established itself as one of the premier ski destinations in Canada. With 102 runs spanning across 754 skiable acres of terrain, the resort continues to attract skiers and snowboarders seeking unforgettable mountain experiences.
The mountain boasts an impressive vertical drop of 645m (2116ft), with a summit elevation reaching 875m (2871ft) above sea level. The resort's 14 lifts, including gondola, chairlift, surface, provide efficient access to terrain ranging from gentle beginner slopes to challenging expert runs.
Each season, Mont Tremblant benefits from an average of 395cm (156") of natural snowfall, complemented by extensive snowmaking capabilities that ensure reliable coverage from November 22, 2025 through April 19, 2026.
Did You Know?
The longest run at Mont Tremblant stretches an impressive 6km (3.7 miles) from summit to base.
Current Snow Conditions
Snow condition data not currently available.
Check back soon for the latest updates!
Season & Operating Hours
Season Dates
Opening DayNovember 22, 2025
Closing DayApril 19, 2026
Status Closed
Best Time to Visit
For the best snow conditions at Mont Tremblant, visit between mid-January and late February when the mountain typically sees its deepest snowpack. The resort averages 395cm of snowfall per season, with the most consistent coverage during peak winter months.
Explore Nearby
Resort Location
Nearby Lodging
Restaurants & Bars
Gas Stations
Hospitals
Airports
Featured Partners
Partner Spot Available
Partner Spot Available
Partner Spot Available
Getting to Mont Tremblant
By Car
Mont Tremblant is located in Quebec, Canada. Use the interactive map above for detailed directions from your starting point, or click the button below for turn-by-turn navigation.
Get DirectionsGPS Coordinates
Latitude46.2094
Longitude-74.5850
RegionQuebec, Canada
Local Tips for Mont Tremblant
Best for Beginners
With 17% beginner terrain, Mont Tremblant offers suitable options for new skiers. Look for dedicated learning zones near the base area for the gentlest slopes.
Finding the Best Snow
Head to the summit at 875m for the deepest snow coverage. North-facing slopes tend to hold snow better throughout the season. After a fresh snowfall, arrive early for first tracks.
Beating the Crowds
Visit midweek for the shortest lift lines. Early mornings (before 9 AM) and late afternoons (after 2 PM) tend to be less crowded. Avoid holiday weekends if possible for the best experience.
Hidden Gems
Explore the 35% advanced and expert terrain for less-tracked snow. The longest run (6km / 3.7mi) is a must-do for any visit.
Nearby Resorts
Visitor Reviews
No reviews yet
Be the first to share your experience at Mont Tremblant!
Frequently Asked Questions
The best time to visit Mont Tremblant depends on your preferences. For the best snow conditions, mid-January through February typically offers the most consistent coverage. The season runs from November 22, 2025 to April 19, 2026. The resort receives an average of 395cm of snowfall annually.
Mont Tremblant offers 17% beginner terrain, making it suitable for beginners. The resort has 102 total runs across all difficulty levels, with dedicated learning areas and ski school programs.
Mont Tremblant receives an average of 395cm (156") of snowfall per season. The summit elevation of 875m ensures reliable snow coverage throughout the winter months.
Mont Tremblant is located in Quebec, Canada. You can find detailed directions using the "Get Directions" button at the top of this page, or use the interactive map in the Getting There section below. GPS coordinates: 46.2094, -74.585.
There are several lodging options near Mont Tremblant, ranging from slopeside hotels to cozy lodges and vacation rentals. Check the Lodging section on this page for our top recommendations, or contact the resort directly for package deals.
Articles About Mont Tremblant
Gear Reviews
Ski Resort Season Pass Guide 2026: Epic vs Ikon and Beyond
A comprehensive breakdown of the Epic Pass, Ikon Pass, and top regional alternatives for the 2025-2026 ski season. Find out which pass saves you the most money based on where and how often you ski.
14 min17 views
Travel
Apres-Ski Guide: Best Ski Town Bars and Restaurants
From rowdy slopeside patios to refined cocktail lounges, discover the best apres-ski bars and restaurants across North America's top ski towns. This guide covers where to eat, drink, and soak in the post-skiing glow.
12 min13 views
Beginner Tips
Understanding Ski Trail Colors: Green, Blue, Black Diamond Explained
Those colored symbols on the trail map aren't just decoration — they're your guide to having a great day on the mountain. Here's what each one means and how to use them.
11 min3 views
Resort Guide
Killington vs Stowe: Which Vermont Resort is Right for You?
Vermont's two biggest ski resorts offer very different experiences. Here's an honest, detailed comparison to help you pick the right one for your next trip.
12 min2 views
Resort Guide
Best East Coast Ski Resorts for Families in 2026
Planning a family ski trip on the East Coast? We've ranked the top resorts based on ski schools, kid-friendly terrain, activities, and value. Here are your best bets for 2026.
14 min2 views
History
The History of Skiing: From Ancient Norway to Modern Resorts
Explore the fascinating history of skiing from 4500 BC rock carvings in Scandinavia to the high-speed chairlifts and shaped skis of today. Discover how a survival tool became one of the world's most popular winter sports.
12 min2 views