Mont Tremblant is called The Premier European Resort in North America. There are over 600 acres to ski and ride at Mont Tremblant with 121 acres of glades. The Duncan Express will take you to the top of the North Side in 9 minutes; the 8 passenger gondola operates on the South Side. From the opening celebrations at Gravity Park to the Ericsson World Cup Freestyle championships, from a BBQ on the mountain, to live bands in the pedestrian resort, there's always something exciting going on at Mont Tremblant.
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Visitor Reviews of Mont Tremblant
Chris from United Kingdom writes:
Skied Mont Tremblant in 2008 and 2018 and it hasn’t changed too much. The town still has character and the skiing is diverse and good quality though not as extensive as you see in the “extended” resorts in Europe. As mentioned by others it is often windy and cold, which although that is what winter sports are all about, the out-dated chair system lets the resort down. It’s a poor comparison with many European resorts due to old, slow open chairs (no covers) and few cable cars/gondola and no heated seats. May sound trivial but when the wind is blowing at <15degreesC it takes the edge of the experience but more annoying is you pay the same for the lift pass as in Europe so why no investment; someone just banking the profits. That said, the skiing is good with a good range of challenging blacks, fast reds and some fun off-piste (wooded/trees). It gets crowded at weekends but really just at the lifts (again symptom of too small and slow) so beware. The number of restaurants on the mountain isn’t great and again they are busy but the food is good.
The town offers some good apres-ski and a lot of varied restaurants and bars and you can get a decent pint rather than just lager. Long way to come from the UK and not sure it beats the resorts on offer across Europe.