Tremblant Resort Reviews

Excellent resort and great skiing. Perfect place for kids to learn to ski.

• Great mountain and Apres skiing

We have skied all over New England and skiing at Mount Tremblant was by far the worst ski experience we have ever had. We were intending on skiing a half day, but the rental and lift ticket prices were exorbitant. The rental process took 1.5 hours, and they closed the lifts early at 3:30. I was ballistic, and we will never go there again - stupid mistake. We should have selected another mountain closer to Montreal.

• Very expensive, Rentals take forever, and lifts close early

Tremblant is a victim of its success. Lift lines are intense on weekends and prices are steep. The village steals the show with many activities, restaurants, lodging options and live music! As for the skiing experience, the slopes are crowded and snow quality degrades rapidly but the slopes themselves are fun and you will find everything from steep and bumpy to mellow and wide groomers. The Expo Chair offers the best skiing for advanced skiers and the glades are awesome. Since it's the only bigger mountain north of Montreal, it's worth the try. If you can go on a weekday the experience is much better!!

• Awesome runs, hidden glades, fast lifts, great village and night life!
• Ice, Ice and more Ice, crazy crouds

Overall, Tremblant is worth returning to...and I do.

• Great snow and grooming was top notch. New lift entrance gates are flawless.
• School groups completely fill the lodge on North side. Unfortunate in morning and end of day. Food is pricey. A small coffee and muffin is $10!

I've been there many times. This resort has incredible charm, I love it, I would have loved to go back. A must-do, a must-experience!

• Magical place, I loved the village
• Ice skiing.

One of the best ski villages I have visited with something to offer for everyone in your group (we ranged from 6 years old to 69). The weather kept many activities closed for NYE week...it also left trails icy. The chatter on my skis was defeaning and this was the first time I have fallen on a green in over 30 years of skiing (i.e since being a kid). Not for the faint of heart.

• Amazing views & apres
• Icy trails

Bon centre de ski dans l’est du Canada. Une centaine de pistes, qualité du service à la clientèle, les employés sont sympathiques. Bien que c’est un bel endroit, c’est cher.

• Qualité de l’entretien des pistes
• Delai d’attente parfois long

Skiing was fine for east coast skiing. Has variety of runs. However their ticketing system is questionable at best, bordering criminal at worst. They post lift pricing on line but then don’t allow you to complete your transaction unless you pay for a more expensive tickets. Doesn’t matter if it took you less than one second to provide your information, sign wavers, put in your cc info. If you saw them advertise the ticket for $350 and you signed up for that, they won’t honour it. You’ll have to pay far more for the same ticket. In the US it’s called “Bait & Switch”

• Fine mountain for east coast
• Bait and switch ticketing

Spent New Years week here and had an amazing time even though conditions were not great. The crud and ice gave runs some extra challenge but weren't bad enough to keep us off the mountain. Heavy fog was beautiful but reduced visibility significantly. The vibe is very fun and easy going. Hardly any lift lines. Base village is cute and provides lots of food and drink options.

• Great design for some trails; good flow at lifts; some of the best northeast conditions
• Northeast ice/crud; crowding on popular runs

My family spent a week here during New England Feb Break 2022. The skiing overall was fabulous. We had awesome powder to start our week, but midway through the trip, the area had some freezing rain. The resort did a great job of keeping runs open and groomed after the freezing rain. We were also surprised that so many people in Canada are not wimps with the cold. We had some weekend ski days that were cold and windy with temps in the low single digits (3-5 degrees F) with high winds(20-30 MPH) and it didn't seem to slow anyone from Canada down, like it would in Vermont or Maine where we often ski. The weekends get busy, but there are ways to avoid some of the lift lines if you go to some of the less busy lifts. Before the freezing rain, we had some of the best tree skiing anywhere, but like Eastern North American skiing, the ice that formed from the freezing rain made it terrible afterwards. Yet despite this, the resort did a fabulous job grooming. It is also a thoughtful resort with multiple ways to get to the top. The village is a treat and probably the best ski village in the East. I think the surrounding area is very beautiful and one of the nicest and most beautiful in the East.

• Great overall experience.
• Long lines on weekends.