Mont-Tremblant

Mont-Tremblant is a city nestled in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, about 81 miles northwest of Montreal. The area, which was first settled in 1872, is well-known for its ski resorts, golf courses and many other year-round outdoor opportunities. The population of Mont-Tremblant was 9,494 as of the 2011 census.

Country	Canada
Languages spoken	French, English
Currency used	CAD (Canadian dollar)
Area	90.5 sq. miles

Activities

Tremblant is the highest summit in the Laurentian Mountains, and it offers one of the top ski villages in the world, covering 654 acres and boasting 95 trails on four slopes. The mountain offers skiing from November to April, with a snowmaking system that includes more than 1,000 snow guns. In the summer months, available outdoor activities include world-class golf, as well as opportunities for hiking, biking, fishing, canoeing and other water sports.

Transportation

Mont-Tremblant International Airport is located in Riviére-Rouge, about 22 miles from Tremblant Mountain. Montreal-Trudeau Airport is about a 75-minute drive to the south of Mont-Tremblant. Mont-Tremblant's public transportation includes intercity bus lines, and area shuttles are also available.

Food & Drink

Mont-Tremblant has a little something for everyone when it comes to dining, from simple and casual to fine dining. The local French cuisine takes advantage of the availability of fresh seafood. You’ll find gelato, pastries and local-brewed beers in Mont-Tremblant, which offers a variety of restaurants in three primary areas — the main resort village, the old village and St-Jovite.