Mont-Tremblant

Year-Round Adventure in Québec

Mont Tremblant stands as a quiet mountain area in Quebec, Canada. The landscape features tall pines and rocky slopes that rise above clear lakes. Hiking trails cross through forests where wildlife such as deer and foxes can be seen. In winter, snow covers the ground, turning the region into a place for skiing and snowshoeing. Summer brings green valleys and calm waters perfect for canoeing or relaxing by the shore. The area’s natural beauty makes it attractive to those who enjoy outdoor activities year-round without needing crowded spots.

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Safety: 8.6

General Safety:	9
Health & medical:	8
Accessibility:	7
Tap water:	9

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Though French is the primary language, English is widely spoken in tourist areas, hotels, and restaurants, making communication generally easy for English speakers.

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Last update: 12 Oct 2026

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Mont-Tremblant Summary

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Great for mountain sports and resorts. Ski winter slopes, hike forest trails, cycle scenic paths and relax in lakeside villages.

Place score

7.6

Best at:

Natural sites

Snow

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Skiing

Lakes

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Suited for

👶 9

Families

🧓 7

Seniors

🌈 9

LGBTQ+

🛡️ 8

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Power Grid:	120 V, 60 Hz Plug: Type A , Type B Type A: Type B: Read about power adapters
Currency:	Canadian Dollar (CAD) £1 ≈ CA$1.87
Cashless info:	Rating 5/5 Cashless payments are widely accepted, especially in urban areas. Most businesses accept credit and debit cards, and mobile payment options like Apple Pay are popular. Save with a travel credit card
eSIM providers:	Best value: Saily Flexibility: Airalo Read our in-depth comparison

Tipping:	Tipping is customary in Canada, with a typical tip of 10-20% in restaurants. Tipping is also expected in taxis and for hotel staff, usually 1-2 CAD for bellhops and housekeepers.
Public drinking:	Public drinking laws vary by province, but it's often allowed in designated areas such as festivals or certain parks.
Public smoking:	Smoking is prohibited indoors in public spaces and in most outdoor spaces in urban areas. Some provinces have stricter laws than others.

Canada Day (July)	The country celebrates with fireworks and festivals. Expect crowded tourist spots and high demand for accommodations.
Thanksgiving (October)	A major family holiday with many businesses closed, especially in rural areas.
Christmas (December)	Festive markets and winter activities are popular, but expect higher accommodation prices and busy cities.

Emergency contact:	Emergency Number: 911 (Police, Fire, Ambulance)
Taxi apps:	Uber, Lyft, Bolt
Other:	Canada is vast, so be prepared for long distances between cities and varying weather conditions depending on the region.

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High season:	Jan. - March, July - Aug., Oct., Dec.
Shoulder season:	June, Sep.
Crowdedness:	6 (Many tourists)

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Climate details

Ski season late November to mid April, peak late December to early March; Christmas and February school break weeks very busy

Autumn colours late September to mid October, with gondola rides and hiking at their best

Ironman Mont-Tremblant in mid August fills hotels and closes some roads

Don't miss

🚠 Ride the panoramic gondola for breathtaking mountain views
🥾 Hike scenic trails in Mont-Tremblant National Park
🧗‍♂️ Experience ziplining over the Laurentian forest canopy
🛶 Kayak or canoe on beautiful Lac Tremblant waters
💆‍♀️ Relax at Scandinave Spa with thermal baths and massages

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Why travel to Mont-Tremblant?

Whether you're hitting the slopes in winter or exploring hiking and biking trails in summer, Mont-Tremblant has something for every season. The pedestrian village feels like a cozy slice of Europe, with great dining, spas and family-friendly activities. Just be prepared for peak season crowds and higher prices at times.

🏯Places worth seeing

1 Casino de Mont-Tremblant
2 Le P'tit Train du Nord
3 Le Village

🎡Places for activities

1 Brind'O Aquaclub
2 Golf Le Diable
3 Golf Le Géant
4 Parc Plage
5 Scandinave Spa Mont Tremblant
6 Tonga Lumina
7 Ziptrek Écotours

🏞️Natural landmarks

1 Rivière du Diable
2 Domaine Saint-Bernard
3 Lac Monroe
4 Lake Tremblant
5 Mont-Tremblant National Park

🛍️Shopping

1 Place des Voyageurs
2 Roots

🎈Events

Tremblant International Blues Festival
24h of Tremblant
Wanderlust Festival
Tremblant Gourmand
Ironman Mont-Tremblant

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Knowledge before you go

Buy your access online early; daily capacity limits apply.
The park has multiple sectors; confirm your chosen entrance and driving route beforehand.
Plan services by season: some rentals, snack bars and facilities have limited hours.
If bringing your own watercraft or gear, expect mandatory cleaning to prevent invasive species spread.

How to travel to Mont-Tremblant

Fly into Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL), then drive or take a shuttle (around 90 minutes). Alternatively, drive from Ottawa or take a bus from major nearby cities.

Access summary

From Montréal–Trudeau (YUL): Shuttle or car, usually about 1.5–2 hours.
From Montreal city: Direct intercity bus or car, roughly 2.5–3 hours.
From Mont-Tremblant International Airport (YTM): Seasonal flights, about 20 minutes’ transfer.

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Where to stay in Mont-Tremblant

Mont‑Tremblant offers a range of accommodation from luxury resorts and hotels to cozy lodges and condos. Staying in the pedestrian village gives easy access to restaurants, shops and activities.

Hotel recommendations

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Fairmont Tremblant Hotel

9.0

Homewood Suites by Hilton Mont-Tremblant Resort

8.9

Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Mont Tremblant

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tremblant By IHG

Residence Inn by Marriott Mont Tremblant Manoir Labelle

8.8

Comfort Inn and Suites Mont Tremblant

8.7

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How to get around Mont-Tremblant

The pedestrian village is easily walkable. Free shuttles connect key points and taxis or car rentals are available for exploring the surrounding areas. Cycling is also popular in summer.

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Daily expenses in the region are around 11% lower than the average across United States. That means you'll spend less on meals and getting around.

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Your exchange rate (GBP to CAD) is 10% better than in recent years. That means travelling now is cheaper compared to the past.

Travel costs (Data for Saint-Jerome, Canada - 66 km away)

To help you plan your trip, we provide estimated daily costs per person (when travelling as a pair) for different travel styles. These numbers give you an idea of what you might spend each day at this destination, including accommodation, food, transport and activities.

Additionally, we also provide average hotel costs for different travel styles to give you an estimate for the accommodation only.

Please note that these are only estimates. The real costs depend on booking times, season and other factors.

Daily cost summary

Travel style categories explained:

Backpacker:
Staying in hostels or budget hotels, cooking your own meals or eating cheap and choosing low-cost activities.

Mid-range:
Staying in mid-range hotels, eating at a mix of restaurants and casual spots and enjoying a variety of activities.

Luxury:
Staying in luxury hotels, dining out at high-end restaurants and enjoying premium experiences without worrying about the price.

	Backpacker	Mid-range	Luxury
💵 Total costs per day, including accommodation	£70	£155	£436
🏨 Accommodation per night, per person	£34	£83	£225
🍝 Food per day	£28	£64	£185
🚕 Transportation per day	£8	£8	£26

Notable additional fees: Day tickets run roughly CA$130 – 180 (£69.56 – 96.32) depending on the date, with up to 25% off for booking ahead. Ski, boot and pole hire is about CA$55 – 70 (£29.43 – 37.46) a day.

Food & Drink

🍽️ Restaurant Dinner, per person	£26
🍛 Lunch Set, per person	£12.50
🍟 Fast food combo	£8.50
🍝 Preparing your own food, per day	£10
☕ Cappuccino	£2.80
🍺 Beer in a restaurant, 0.5 l	£4.30

Transportation

🚌 Public transport ticket	£2.10
🚕 Taxi Ride, 10 km / 6 mi	£15
⛽ Petrol, 1 l	£0.85

Other

🎞️ Cinema ticket	£8.50
👩‍⚕️ Doctor's consult	£75
🤧 Cold medication	£8
💇 Basic haircut	£14

Safety information overview

General safety

Mont-Tremblant is very safe, with low crime rates. As with any tourist area, keep an eye on personal belongings, especially during busy events.

Health & Medical

There are medical facilities and pharmacies in the area. For more serious needs, the nearest hospital is in Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, about 30 minutes away.

Accessibility

The pedestrian village is quite accessible, with ramps and paved paths. Some natural trails and activities may not be suitable for those with mobility challenges.

Tap water

Tap water is safe and high quality. Public water fountains are available in the pedestrian village, so bringing a refillable bottle is a good idea.