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Superhost
Condo in Mont-Tremblant
Ski in / Ski out, Spa, Fireplace, Parking, View
Completely renovated and newly furnished, our luxury condo is located high up on the mountainside in the "La forêt" domain, for a superb view from the large balcony on Lake Tremblant. True ski in ski out, direct access to the slopes which lead to 3 lifts (South and Soleil sides). 15 minutes walk from the pedestrian village (or shuttle), peaceful location. Swimming pool until Sept 4th. Spa, indoor garage, fireplace, 4K TV, washer / dryer, ski locker, air conditioning, BBQ all year. CITQ #249535
$185 per night
Superhost
Condo in Mont-Tremblant
Kuma’s place at pedestrian village/ski in/ski out
Park your car & walk everywhere. just a 3 min walk to the lift/gondola & a short walk to the beach. you will feel right at home in our place. It’s renovated & cozy (330sf).new kitchen, bath,beds & our location can't be beat!! You’ll have everything you need.ski locker, bbq,2TV’s, smart cable box, FREE wifi,comfortable beds,fully equipped kitchen. King bed, new pillows, linens & attention to detail & PROFESSIONALLY cleaned. Its’s not big, but it has it all.We are always updating!! CITQ304893
$114 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Mont-Tremblant
Perfect location! Prime Location
Perfect Location/Perfectly Located Ski-in/Ski-out Beautiful small condo 1 minute walk from the panoramic gondola (75 meters). Close to all activities and restaurants in the pedestrian village of Mont Tremblant station. You park your vehicle (free of charge) and only pick it up when you leave. Quiet and perfect location for a couple or small family. Close to all activities and restaurants of the pedestrian village of Station Mont Tremblant.
$95 per night

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Your guide to Mont-Tremblant

All About Mont-Tremblant

Nestled on the shore of Lake Tremblant among the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, Canada, Mont-Tremblant is a haven for outdoor adventurers hoping to ski, hike, horseback ride, and bike the mountainous landscape. Less than a two-hour drive from Montreal, this picturesque mountain village has streets lined with brightly painted, Old World-style buildings that can easily make you feel like you are in the French Alps. Inside the village buildings, you’ll find upscale boutiques, mouth-watering restaurants, cozy coffee shops, and welcoming bars where you can relax after a day on the mountain.

Mont-Tremblant National Park is just north of the village and is home to more than 400 lakes, six rivers, over 50 miles of hiking trails, and nearly 27 miles of ski trails. It is also a great place for wildlife spotting with more than 45 species of mammal and more than 200 bird species.

The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Mont-Tremblant

Thanks to the myriad of year-round activities, Mont-Tremblant is a great place to visit during all four seasons. Just note that this area is relatively cool and temperate, and packing for rain is always a good idea, regardless of when you’re planning to visit your vacation rental in Mont Tremblant.

In the summer, you can hike along the many trails or swim in the cooling waters of Lake Tremblant. In the spring and fall, the valley and mountainside take on a whole new persona with spring flowers and the autumn leaves giving the area a splash of vibrant color, making these seasons a great time to explore the nearby national park.

During the winter, ski season generally lasts between late November and mid-April, when Mont-Tremblant becomes a hotspot for downhill and cross-country enthusiasts with one of Quebec's most famous ski resorts sprawled across the face of the mountain.

Top things to do in Mont-Tremblant

Mont-Tremblant

This soaring mountain is the town’s namesake, and many of the town’s main activities are centered around its peak. While you are here, you can hit the snowy slopes on more than 100 different runs or cross-country ski along nearly 75 miles of trails. Or hike along miles of trails that lead you through pine forests and past gorgeous waterfalls and burbling creeks.

Lake Tremblant

With a sandy beach and tranquil water, Lake Tremblant is a popular spot for getting in or on the water. Lake cruises are a great way to explore this stunning lake with someone else at the wheel, or rent a kayak from a local outfitter and steer yourself around.

Panoramic Gondola

For a great bird’s eye view of the Laurentian Mountains and the surrounding valleys, take a gondola ride up Mont Tremblant. Open only during the summer and fall, this breathtaking experience offers a glimpse of the lush green mountainside and the vibrant fall foliage colors.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How is the weather in Mont-Tremblant?

    Mont-Tremblant experiences a humid continental climate with four distinctive seasons. Winter temperatures can drop to -13°F (-25°C) and it's often snow-covered, ideal for winter sports. Summers are warm with temperatures reaching up to 79°F (26°C). Fall and spring are mild with beautiful foliage and blooming flowers, respectively.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Mont-Tremblant?

    Mont-Tremblant provides a variety of activities. In winter, visitors often enjoy skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing. During warmer months, golfing, mountain biking and paddleboarding on Lac Tremblant are frequently suggested. All year round, visitors can explore the pedestrian village and its vibrant shops, restaurants, and art galleries.

  • What is the best time of year to visit Mont-Tremblant?

    The most popular time to visit Mont-Tremblant is during the winter season, between December and March. This period is marked by the renowned International Blues Festival. Summer, from June to August, also attracts visitors for the Ironman event and the Tremblant International Summer Festival.

  • What are the best places to stay in Mont-Tremblant?

    The Village, with its alpine charm and pedestrian-only streets, is a popular area to stay. The South Side Base, known for its lively atmosphere and proximity to ski slopes, is also frequently suggested. Those seeking tranquility often stay in the Domaine de la Forêt, which is nestled in the mountains with breathtaking views.

  • What are the best places to visit in Mont-Tremblant?

    Visitors often explore Mont-Tremblant Village, with its European-inspired architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Other popular places include the Mont-Tremblant Resort for skiing and the Casino de Mont-Tremblant for its entertainment. Parc Plage, with its sandy beach and clear waters, is also frequently visited during summer.

  • What are some hiking trails in Mont-Tremblant?

    Mont-Tremblant National Park has numerous hiking trails. The 'La Roche' trail is known for its panoramic summit views, while the 'La Corniche' trail offers a serene riverside walk. The 'Le Grand Brûlé' trail, though more challenging, rewards hikers with stunning views of the surrounding area.

  • What are some family activities to do in Mont-Tremblant?

    Mont-Tremblant provides many family-friendly activities. The Aquaclub La Source has indoor and outdoor pools. The Skyline Luge offers a fun gravity ride. In winter, families can explore the snow parks or learn to ski together. During summer, families can enjoy mini-golf, rock climbing, and the Birds of Prey show at the summit.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas in Mont-Tremblant?

    Visitors can take a day trip to Parc National du Mont-Tremblant to partake in hiking, canoeing, or wildlife spotting. Another option is a scenic drive to the picturesque town of Saint-Jovite for shopping and dining. A visit to the Nordic Spa, located nearby, is also commonly recommended for relaxation.

  • What types of vacation rentals are available in Mont-Tremblant?

    Uncover the perfect home-away-from-home with our diverse selection of vacation rentals in Mont-Tremblant. From over 180 apartment rentals to over 110 house rentals, we've got you covered. For even more variety, explore our Airbnb Categories to find the ideal space for your getaway.

  • Are there vacation rentals with a dedicated workspace in Mont-Tremblant?

    Yes! Work meets play with ease at over 630 vacation rentals in Mont-Tremblant featuring dedicated workspaces. Stay connected and productive in your home away from home.

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