Mont-Tremblant Travel Guide

Mont-Tremblant is a small village in Quebec, Canada, known for the famous Mont-Tremblant Ski Resort.

Located in the Laurentian mountain range, Mont-Tremblant is surrounded by lush boreal forest and breathtaking views, standing at 875 meters.

Despite being a ski resort, in recent years, Mont-Tremblant has become a popular getaway for tourist and locals alike, whether in winter or in summer.

Mont-Tremblant is divided into two parts. The original village of Mont-Tremblant now goes by the name of The Village, but these days it's The Resort, some 13 km away directly at the foot of the mountain, where the action is. Built by Intrawest starting in 1992, the Resort is a somewhat Disneyland-y... (more)

Mont-Tremblant is divided into two parts. The original village of Mont-Tremblant now goes by the name of The Village, but these days it's The Resort, some 13 km away directly at the foot of the mountain, where the action is. Built by Intrawest starting in 1992, the Resort is a somewhat Disneyland-y concoction of pretty pastel houses, but it looks improbably idyllic in winter with a light dusting of snow, maple logs on the fire and lights twinkling in the windows. Vehicles are strictly prohibited -- hence the name -- and many hotels can be reached directly on ski. A free gondola connects the lower hotels to the ski lifts.

Mont Tremblant International Airport has seasonal direct flights to and from several US cities, such as Philadelphia and Dallas. Continental Airlines operates scheduled service to Mont Tremblant airport from Newark, and Porter Airlines from Toronto.

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