Ski Activities: Mt Tremblant is Eastern North America's No.1 ski destination for the 11th year running, as voted for by SKI magazine readers. The mix of great accommodation, superb cuisine, friendly locals and of course great skiing makes for a fantastic winter vacation. The resort is 100% family friendly with numerous creche facilities, fun activities for older children and a friendly ski-school which caters for every ability.
There are a total of 94 trails and over 625 acres of skiable terrain, with a vertical drop of 2,116ft. There are 17 high speed lifts. Beginners/intermediates 60%, expert 40%.
Apres-ski is just as important at Tremblant and the village boasts some of the liveliest bars to rival the best in the world. Of particular renown is the Petit Carabou, rated No.1 Bar in Eastern North America. Tremblant boasts a large number of restaurants, with something to suit all budgets and tastes. From fine-dining to convenience foods - you will always find the right thing to match your mood.
Golf activities: Tremblant resort has 2 golf courses, Le Diable and Le Geant, with a further four courses all within 10 minutes' drive.
Le Diable is an 18-hole championship course and a member of the select RAVEN family of golf courses. Rated at 4.5/5 by Golf Digest and one of the Top 10 courses in Canada by Golf Style, Le Diable is 7,056 yards with a Par of 71. Le Diable was designed by Michael Hurzdan and Dana Fry in 1998.
Le Geant is also an 18-hole championship course and offers spectacular views of the Laurentians. Rated 'Best golf resort in Canada' by ScoreGolf magazine and one of the Top 10 courses in Canada, Le Geant is 6,836 yards with a Par of 72.
Golf lessons to suit every skill level are available at Le Diable at extremely reasonable rates.
Hiking/ Sailing/ Kayaking/ Climbing/ Rafting: The condo is located within the National Park of Mont-Tremblant with easy access to a huge number of outdoor activities as well as those provided within the resort. These include rafting on one of the top 10 rivers in North America (the Rouge river), kayaking, acrobranching (using zip lines, trapezes and monkey bridges), cliff climbing horseback riding, quad biking, car racing at the Mont-Tremblant circuit, waterskiing, tubing and wakeboarding/surfing, airplane and helicopter tours, fly fishing, lake fishing, clay pigeon shooting, caleche tours (horse-drawn), guided canoe excursions, walking tours, nature interpretation (day and night which includes star-gazing), cycling, in-line skating, mini-golf, birds of prey exhibitions, boat rental, bungy jumping, trampolining, swimming, tennis, diving and summer luging.
New to the National Park in 2008 was the inclusion of a Via Ferrata course. The course has two levels of difficulty and can be navigated with a guide (recommended) and without.
