Mont-Tremblant
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Mont-Tremblant
Locals say Les Laurentides
Where mountains, lakes, and maple sweetness meet
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Welcome to Les Laurentides, where the mountains meet the lakes and the maple flows. Whether you're here for the ski season or the summer breeze, you'll find a warm community ready to share the best of the north.
Clubs for Mont-Tremblant
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The room
One room for everyone around Mont-Tremblant. It never closes; when it's busy it splits into tables. Once you're in, you stay until you leave.
Ask the neighbours
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Marketplace
Things for sale, free and wanted, and rooms for rent, from people around Mont-Tremblant. Sign in to sell something.
Things to do
- Mont-Tremblant Resort (Village) Pedestrian village at the base of the mountain, known for its colourful architecture and year-round activities.
- Parc national du Mont-Tremblant Quebec's largest national park, with lakes, rivers, and hundreds of kilometres of hiking trails.
- Le P'tit Train du Nord A 200+ km linear park on an old railway line, popular for cycling, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing.
- Lac-Simon A popular lake for swimming, boating, and fishing, surrounded by cottages and forest.
- Mont-Tremblant (mountain) The second-highest peak in the Laurentians, with ski slopes in winter and hiking trails in summer.
- Outdoors Skiing at Mont-Tremblant
- Outdoors Snowshoeing
- With kids Visit a sugar shack
- With kids Tubing at the ski hill
- Evenings Après-ski bars
- Evenings Live music at local pubs
- Locals love Sugar shacks
- Locals love Ski slopes
Through the year
- Ironman Mont-Tremblant August Full and half distance triathlon held in August, drawing athletes and spectators from across the continent.
- Fête nationale du Québec June 24 Provincial holiday on June 24 with bonfires, concerts, and community gatherings in every village.
- Festival des couleurs September–October Celebration of fall foliage with guided hikes, art fairs, and local food in late September and October.
- Cabane à sucre season March–April Maple syrup harvest from March to April, when sugar shacks open for traditional meals and taffy on snow.
- Mont-Tremblant Christmas Market December Holiday market in the pedestrian village with local crafts, mulled wine, and festive lights throughout December.
Cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers. Best time to be out: summer for lakes and hiking, winter for skiing. Best: Summer for lakes and hiking, winter for skiing.
Talk like a local
- “le p'tit train”
- The P'tit Train du Nord bike path.
- “la montagne”
- Mont-Tremblant mountain or resort.
- “le nord”
- The Laurentians region as a whole.
- “un p'tit tour”
- A short walk or drive.
Getaways
- Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts Lively lakeside town with beaches, shops, and the train station for the P'tit Train du Nord.
- Les Pays-d'en-Haut Rolling hills, ski resorts, and charming villages like Saint-Sauveur.
- La Rivière-du-Nord Riverside parks and the historic town of Saint-Jérôme.
- Argenteuil Agricultural land and the Ottawa River, great for country drives.
Local flavour
Teams
- Mont-Tremblant Diables Quebec Junior AAA Hockey League (QJAAAHL)
Also rooting for Montreal Canadiens (NHL), Montreal Alouettes (CFL), CF Montréal (MLS)
Eat and drink
- Maple syrup and sugar shack treats Cabanes à sucre are a springtime tradition.
- Poutine Quebec's iconic dish, enjoyed everywhere.
- Tourtière A hearty meat pie, especially at Christmas.
- Sugar pie (tarte au sucre) A sweet dessert made with maple or brown sugar.
- Cretons A spiced pork spread, often served on toast.
Where people go
- Sugar shacks (cabanes à sucre) Springtime gathering spots for maple syrup and traditional meals.
- Ski resorts and trails Mont-Tremblant is a premier ski destination, with cross-country trails nearby.
- National parks and lakes Mont-Tremblant National Park offers pristine wilderness and canoe routes.
- Chalets and auberges Cozy mountain lodges and inns dot the landscape.
- Hiking and snowshoeing paths Trails wind through forests and along ridges.
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Nearby
Every areaSainte-Agathe-des-MontsQuebecA year-round playground of lakes and peaks.Les Pays-d'en-HautQuebecHighlands of maple and mountainLa Rivière-du-NordQuebecWhere the river winds through pine and maple.ArgenteuilQuebecWhere the river meets the LaurentiansLachuteQuebecWhere the Laurentians meet the river.Petite-NationQuebecWhere the river whispers through maple grovesHawkesburyOntarioWhere the river meets the maple groves, and two cultures blend.JolietteQuebecRiver town, festival soul.
Rural Les Laurentides, QC. Areas from the US Census Bureau and Statistics Canada; places from GeoNames. Local flavour was written with a model and may have mistakes. Team names identify teams; no endorsement.