Things to Do in Mont-Tremblant
41 curated spots from Mont-Tremblant itineraries
Activities & Attractions
21 curated experiences
A L'Abordage Canot-Kayak
Rent kayaks or canoes on park lakes for paddling.
2h · $30-40
Canoe or Kayak Rental in Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
Rent a canoe or kayak on one of the park’s lakes or calm river sections for a relaxing paddle surrounded by forested shores.
2h · $40-60 per boat (2 people)
Chapelle Saint-Bernard & Deer Spotting
Back near the resort, visit the small chapel area where deer often wander around the grounds and nearby woods.[10]
45m · Free
Domaine Saint-Bernard Nature Trails & Wildlife Spotting
Explore gentle forest trails and meadows in this protected area, watching for birds, deer, and other local wildlife.[10]
2h · $10-20 per person (access/parking)
Downtown Mont-Tremblant (Saint-Jovite) Main Street Walk
Explore Rue de Saint-Jovite’s local shops, cafés, and small boutiques selling outdoor gear, Québec products, and souvenirs.
1h 30m · Free (shopping extra)
Helicopter Scenic Flight Over Mont-Tremblant
A 20‑minute panoramic helicopter tour showcasing the resort, Lac Tremblant, and surrounding mountains from above.[6][7]
1h · $150-250 per person
Kayaking on Rivière du Diable (via Local Outfitter)
Guided or self‑guided calm‑water kayak descent on sections of the Diable River, typically including shuttle service and safety gear.[7]
2h 30m · $50-80 per person
Lac Mercier Waterfront Stroll
Walk the lakeside path near the Old Village for calm water views and easy morning photography of docks, hills, and heritage homes.
45m · Free
Lac Tremblant Beach (Plage du Lac Tremblant)
Relax, swim, or rent a paddleboard at the lakeside beach area just a short walk or shuttle ride from the village.
1h 30m · $5-15 per person (access and rentals)
Lac Tremblant Cruise
Board a scenic boat tour that covers much of Lac Tremblant, with commentary on local history and spectacular shoreline and mountain views.[4]
1h · $40-55 per person
Local Street Market / Specialty Food Shops (Saint-Jovite)
Visit small grocery and specialty shops that often feature Québec cheeses, maple products, charcuterie, and baked goods; in season there may be small outdoor market stalls.
1h · Free (purchases extra)
Mont-Tremblant Panoramic Gondola
Ride the gondola from the base to the summit for sweeping views of the Laurentian Mountains and lakes, with short trails at the top for viewpoints.[1][2][3]
1h 30m · $35-45 per person
P’tit Train du Nord Trail (Old Village Segment)
Walk or bike a short portion of this converted rail trail from the Old Village, passing forests, river sections, and viewpoints.
1h · Free (bike rental extra if desired)
Panoramic Gondola - Tremblant
15-min ride to summit lookout with 360° Laurentian views.
1h 30m · $30-40
Parc national du Mont-Tremblant - La Roche Trail
Moderate 2-3hr hike to viewpoints over lakes and forests.
3h · $9 entry
Parc national du Mont-Tremblant – La Diable Sector Day Hike
Drive into the park’s La Diable sector for a half‑day loop or out‑and‑back hike through forest, rivers, and viewpoints, tailored to moderate fitness.
3h · $10-20 per person (park access)
Pedestrian Village Bar-Hop (Le P’tit Caribou & Others)
Sample one or two of the village’s bars such as Le P’tit Caribou for cocktails, DJ music, and a social crowd.[10]
1h 30m · $15-40 per person (drinks)
Place Saint-Bernard Nightlife Stroll
Wander the central square after dark, with live music in season, illuminated facades, and busy patios around the plaza.[1][10]
1h · Free (drinks extra)
Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant
Forest‑set Nordic spa featuring hot and cold baths, saunas, and relaxation zones along the river.[10]
2h 30m · $70-110 per person (access; treatments extra)
Skyline Luge Tremblant
Thrilling cart ride down mountain tracks; multiple runs.
1h 30m · $25-35
Tonga Lumina
1.5km illuminated night trail with lights, sounds, and sculptures.
2h · $35Restaurants & Food
20 local favorites
Au Grain de Café
Village café with good espresso and pastries; grab croissants or a breakfast bagel and sit on the terrace.[1]
45m · $10-18 per person
Café Johannsen
Casual café at the base with pastries, yogurt, and light breakfast options plus takeaway snacks for the road.
45m · $10-18 per person
Café-Bistro at Domaine Saint-Bernard (or Picnic)
Simple café or packed picnic lunch enjoyed at one of the park’s picnic tables or near the river.
45m · $15-25 per person
Choux Gras Brasserie Culinaire (Fairmont Tremblant)
Upscale brasserie in the Fairmont with refined Québec‑inspired dishes and a polished setting.[1]
2h · $50-80 per person
Coco Pazzo
Upscale Italian restaurant in the village with a cozy, romantic atmosphere; order fresh pasta or risotto and a nice bottle of wine.
1h 30m · $45-70 per person
Creperie du Village
Savory and sweet crepes with fresh toppings.
45m · $15-30 per person
Fat Mardi's
Fresh pancakes, omelets, and village buzz.
45m · $15-25 per person
Flocons Village Café
Small café with espresso drinks, pastries, and light breakfast plates right in the heart of the village.
45m · $12-20 per person
La Diable Microbrasserie
Craft microbrewery with hearty pub food and house‑brewed beers; try a beer flight and share ribs, burgers, or poutine.[10]
1h 30m · $30-45 per person
La Fourchette
Italian-Québécois fusion with pasta and local wines.
1h 30m · $25-40 per person
La Maison de la Crêpe
Charming crêperie offering sweet and savory crêpes plus good coffee; sit upstairs by the windows if possible.[10]
1h · $18-28 per person
La Maison de la Presse Café
Cozy spot for croissants, eggs benedict, and strong coffee.
45m · $15-25 per person
La Sandwicherie Café + Bistro
Cozy spot with gourmet sandwiches, pastries, and good coffee; order a breakfast sandwich and a latte.
1h · $15-25 per person
Le Grand Manitou (Summit Chalet)
Summit lodge with casual cafeteria‑style fare and an outdoor terrace overlooking the lakes and hills.
1h · $20-30 per person
Le Q.G. Resto-Pub
Cozy resto‑pub with refined comfort dishes and a good wine and beer list in the Old Village.
1h 30m · $35-55 per person
Le Shack
Rustic Québécois dishes like tourtière and maple treats.
1h 30m · $25-40 per person
Microbrasserie La Diable
Craft beers with pub fare like poutine and burgers.
1h · $20-35 per person
Microbrasserie St-Arnould Brunch (or Coffee Stop)
Local microbrewery that also serves food; if timing fits, stop for a simple brunch or at least coffee and a pastry before heading out.
1h · $15-25 per person
Ô Wok Village
Asian-inspired stir-fries and noodle dishes for a lighter, quicker meal right in the village.
1h · $20-30 per person
Picnic Lunch in Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
Pack sandwiches, cheese, fruit, and snacks from village or Saint-Jovite shops and eat at a lakeside or riverside picnic area inside the park.
45m · $10-18 per personMore on Mont-Tremblant
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