Mont-Tremblant Sports Travel Tips by amsterdam_vallon

Theme: Golfing

Do you love golf more than anything? Imagine playing on the best course there is. 18-holes, 7,056-yards, with impeccable greens and all the prep time you need to line-up each shot, thanks to 12-minute start time intervals. Le Diable. It’s a rolling, Arizona-style, Par 71 course, with generous red sand traps and long straight fairways that demand power and precision.

Architects: Michael Hurzdan et Dana Fry


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Theme: Golfing

Le Géant is so intense, the experience will live on long after the 18th hole. Par 72 course offers exceptional game conditions. Imagine…6,836 yards of pure pleasure! Every green, every white sand trap and every lake was meticulously positioned to offer you a challenge sculpted right into the mountainside. Laid out in multi-level plateaus, Le GÈant offers spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, streams and boreal forest.


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Theme: Skiing/Snowboarding

The North Side also features the Gravity Park. Designed for Experts, this area combines a Super Halfpipe, Quarter Pipe, Rollers, Tabletops, Spines, Backturns and Two Rail sections. The Mini Gravity Park nearby is where beginners get a chance to practice their skills.

With a total of 92 trails covering 502 skiable acres and a vertical of 2,131 feet, Tremblant offers something for skiers of all levels.

Beginners will want to checkout the gentle 3-1/4 mile Nansen; while experts will be thrilled on Dynamite, the steepest run at 42 degrees.snowboard on the North Side in the morning. I assumed that this was because most visitors ski the south side first so the North Side is not as busy in the morning and subsequently the South Side is not as busy in the afternoon.

Equipment: You can rent your equipment from a lot of place in the village

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Directions: The north side of Mont-Tremblant

Theme: Skiing/Snowboarding

With a total of 92 trails covering 502 skiable acres and a vertical of 2,131 feet, Tremblant offers something for skiers of all levels.

Beginners will want to checkout the gentle 3-1/4 mile Nansen; while experts will be thrilled on Dynamite, the steepest run at 42 degrees.

Locals recommend that you ski or snowboard on the North Side in the morning. I assumed that this was because most visitors ski the south side first so the North Side is not as busy in the morning and subsequently the South Side is not as busy in the afternoon.

Equipment: You can rent some equipment from a lot of shop in the village

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Directions: South Side of Mont-Tremblant

Theme: Other

Cross-country skiers will find 56 miles (90 km) of well-groomed trails with access from the base of the mountain. More than 125 miles (200 km) of trails for short or long excursions with an overnight stay are available in the Mont-Tremblant Provincial Park.


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