Ski Tremblant Holidays

Get to know the resort

Reliable snow, empty lift queues and friendly people - all the best bits of skiing in Canada without having to fly to the West Coast. The flight to Montreal is around 7 hours and it's a short transfer to Tremblant. You get all the French-Canadian flair as a bonus for a ski holiday in Tremblant. The pedestrian village is characterised by pretty, colourful houses, while the ski area is characterised by varied terrain for all abilities across 600 acres.

Skiing in the Laurentians

The Laurentian mountains offer fantastic scenery and conditions, and Mont Tremblant is one of the highest peaks in the mountain range. The resort is consistently voted the best in Eastern North America. All four mountain faces offer excellent skiing, from Versant Sud and Versant Nord to Versant Soleil and the Edge. Every side of the mountain has a mixture of green, blue and black runs, but the leg burning glades of the Edge are best-loved by advanced skiers.

Tremblant Village

Tremblant Village is often dubbed the Disneyland of ski, in the best possible way. The cobbled streets and colourful, clapboard houses are undeniably charming. The village is car-free and almost all the accommodation is ski-in, ski-out. The little town is the perfect blend of French and Canadian, with fondue restaurants rubbing shoulders with waffle houses. Make the most of the fantastic food on offer and definitely spend a day at the renowned Scandinave Spa.

Stats on runs & terrain

Tremblant's summit sits at 875 meters (2871 feet) and offers a breathtaking view over the Laurentians. The ski area covers 269 hectares (665 acres) and includes 96 ski trails on four distinct slopes with 14 lifts, for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. With over 1,000 snowguns, the ski station is one of the most sophisticated and powerful snowmaking systems in North America.

Runs for all levels

Tremblant is especially good for family and mixed-ability groups, as each mountain face has a nice mixture of runs. Beginners are able to ski from almost all of the lifts, which makes the mountain very accessible. There is still plenty of challenging terrain for expert skiers:

• Beginners: 21%
• Intermediate: 32%
• Expert: 47%

Lift passes, lessons & gear

Lift passes

Your lift pass is essential for a ski holiday in Tremblant - you can't access the slopes without it! So buy in advance to save money on in-resort fees and save hassle once you arrive in Tremblant. Simply decide the number of days you'd like to ski or ride during your holiday. You can quickly and easily book lift passes for your whole group online or over the phone with our advisors.

Ski lessons

Tremblant boasts an excellent ski school, but it's not just for beginners! A wide range of skill levels could benefit from booking a day or two of ski lessons. The instructors will explain all the runs and ski areas to you as well as take you to hidden parts of the mountain. You also enjoy priority lift boarding when you are with an instructor. The service is particularly welcoming for kids.

Equipment hire

Save time and hassle by hiring ski and snowboard equipment ahead of time. When you hire with us, we'll make sure your vouchers and equipment are ready and waiting for you when you arrive in the resort. You can choose from three different equipment levels to suit beginners through to experts, from good quality and reliable through to the highest spec and latest season. Hire your skis, poles or snowboard with us or choose a package including your boots.

Know before you go

Opening and closing dates

The winter 2018/2019 ski season in Tremblant was from 22nd November 2018 to 22nd April 2019. As with many resorts in Canada, it's a long season which means you have a huge choice of dates for your ski holiday in Tremblant. This latest season boasted a new high-speed quad chairlift, new glades and a renovation of the main chalet at the summit. Give us a call before you book to double check the mountain's open dates.

When to ski in Tremblant

The Tremblant ski season usually runs from November to April. January and February typically see the best powder days. If you’re heading here early to mid season, bear in mind that the temperatures can get pretty chilly in this area of Canada. Pack warm layers and make the most of the ski-in, ski-out access and on-mountain hot chocolate! The February half term falls at a different time to UK holidays, so make the most of it!

Average snowfall

On average there's over 5m of snowfall annually in Tremblant. There is typically over a metre of snow in February and March. However, even if the snow does happen to be light, 1,164 snowguns means a huge snowmaking capacity has you covered. This part of the world can often be chilly than other areas of Canada, so layer up. The snow can be a little icy at times but is generally very good, and the runs are well groomed.

Unmissable events

There is plenty going on in Tremblant, both on and off the slopes. From around 22nd December to 6th January, the festive spirit of the holidays takes over! Join in activities like Lumberjack Day and 1980s winter. The FIS Freestyle Ski Moguls World Cup takes place around 26th January. Around 8-10th February, the Festival Rando Alpine promises three days of alpine fun, with forest adventures and a fondue dinner up Mont Tremblant. From 24th March to 21st April, Spring Musical Performances pops up in Place Saint-Bernard every weekend.

Speak with our experts

Thinking of skiing in Mont Tremblant? It's a great choice - the flight times are quicker than for the Rockies or Whistler and the resort has a great, friendly feel that's perfect for families. To book, just give our team of experts a call to chat through what you're looking for. We'll help you find the right flights and hotel to suit you as well as adding on ski passes and equipment hire. Just let us know your skill level and how many days you want to ski or snowboard for.

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