The Algonquin people originally called the mountain towering above this small city the “trembling mountain” and, translated into French, this is what it is still called today.

89% of the residents here speak French as their first language.

Winter is when this village truly comes alive, with world-class ski runs at the nearby resort, but Mont-Tremblant is a true year-round destination. Located about 130 km northwest of Montreal, Mont Tremblant and its surrounding areas are a haven for hiking, cycling, canoeing, fishing, golfing, ziplines, summer gondola and other activities too numerous to mention.

The pedestrian-friendly village has a distinctly European feel, its buildings exuding the charm of yesteryear. Quaint shops and cosy restaurants invite you in and there’s nothing more refreshing at the end of the day than catching the sun’s last rays on an outdoor terrace, sampling the local wine.

The area surrounding Mont Tremblant village is a haven for outdoor activities in both winter and summer. Visitors travelling in motorhomes or campers can choose from a number of great private campgrounds and in nearby Mont-Tremblant National Park, campsites are available in various sectors. These campgrounds are an ideal base for exploring the Park.

Top 5 Things to Do

  • Pamper yourself at Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant
  • Fly over Mont Tremblant in a helicopter
  • Camp out in Mont-Tremblant National Park
  • Ride to the top of the mountain on the Mont-Tremblant gondola
  • Stroll around Mont Tremblant village's shops, restaurants and bars

Be Swept Away by the Undeniable Charm of Mont-Tremblant

As a year-round desintation in the heart of the Laurentians, the undeniable charm of Mont-Tremblant will have you wanting to return time and time again.
Riviere-Rouge Campsite, Mont Tremblant National Park
Riviere-Rouge Campsite, Mont Tremblant National Park
Mont Tremblant Village
Mont Tremblant Village
Mont Tremblant Village
Mont Tremblant Village
Autumn View from Mont Tremblant
Autumn View from Mont Tremblant

Mont Tremblant National Park

Quebec's first and largest national park is home to wolves, moose, white-tailed deer, countless streams and waterfalls and peaceful forest landscapes showcasing nature at its best.  Each season has its own charm but nothing can eclipse the colourful displays that Fall brings.
Video courtesy of Réseau Sépaq - www.sepaq.com

Gondola ride was good - nice view from the top.
Haley Shrimpton
Glasgow
Camped in Mont-Tremblant National Park. Such a beautiful place with lots of hiking trails for all abilities.
George Fraser
North Dakota

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