SKIING
Enjoy winter activities to the maximum at Ski-Tremblant!

Overview of Mont-Tremblant : Runs on 4 sides , South, North, le Edge and le Versant Soleil, 92 runs, 649 meters of vertical drop, 610 skiable acres, 11 lifts including a super fast 8 passenger high speed gondola,718 snow shooters covering over 70% of the mountain, half pipe jumps, Gravity Park and perfect conditions thanks to a maintenance crew trained in the latest technology. At Tremblant, there is always another run to explore and the view is absolutely incredible. Right next door, you have Mont-Blanc and Gray-Rocks; two of the best known ski stations in Québec. For those who prefer country skiing, there are numerous centres with miles of well maintained trails of varying degrees of difficulty.

SNOWMOBILE AND ATT
Welcome to snowmobile enthusiasts! The Laurentians constitutes a unique playground with more than 2000 kilometers of snowy trails. Nothing like speeding along well marked trails maintained impeccably by the members of local snowmobile clubs. Come and explore the majestic sites of our mountains and valleys and enjoy the warm hospitality of the authentic relay stations along the trails. ATT (all terrain vehicles) trails are also available.
 

DOG SLEDDING
Whether on a sunny day or by the moonlight, come and live the unique experience of gliding along snow trails pulled by a team of Siberian Huskies driven by competent professional guides. Observe the lifestyle of these folks and their magnificent dogs inspired by Indian ways. Come and discover traditions and hear Indian tales and legends.

SLIDING
In the Laurentians, sliding is an all year activity! In summer, it’s in your bathing suits for a breathtaking water ride down steep slides in St-Sauveur. Wave pool, airtube sliding, gigantic slides in a beautiful setting ideal for a family pic-nic. In winter, hold on to your tuques, mitts and scarves for a day of airtube sliding on snow. Lifts, lighted runs at night, everything to get you outside.
 

RAFTING
The Red River, the most popular rafting river in Québec, is renowned throughout North America. Amid a magnificent décor, its fabulous rapids will transport you for hours of pleasure and wonder. At some point, the river slows down to a quiet pace where you can cruise down in a canoe, a kayak or even a pedalo. There you can stop and enjoy a snack on any of many beautiful beaches along the riversides. At the end of your trip, transport is available, if you wish to take you back to your point of departure.

CYCLING
The great cycling path of Le Petit Train du Nord takes you through miles of greenery. A converted railroad, stretching from St-Jerome to Mont-Laurier, it’s the longest linear park in Canada. 200 kilometers taking you through magnificent landscapes and authentic Laurentian villages where you can stop to eat, shop, visit art galleries or simply rest.
 

GOLF
The Tremblant region is the number one golf destination. More than six international championship courses, offering mountain golf or Arizona style golf, are designed to give you the most unforgettable experience.

• Tremblant Le diable: Sumptuous Arizona style course on the bank of Diable river, a real challenge.
• Tremblant Le géant: Two artificial lakes, 52 white sand bunkers and cleverly tiered plateaus.
• Le Maître: Le Maître, designed by Fred Couples, is situated on more than 260 acres of land along the Diable river. It offers spectacular
  contrasts, magnificent scenery, rich wooded areas et pristine water hazards.
• Manitou: Championship calibre Executive course on the Diable river, amid a pine forest intersected by marshlands and sand dunes.
• Gray-Rocks La Bête: Panoramic championship course, along the Diable river, designed by master architect Graham Cooke.
• Golf Royal Laurentien: Superbly manicured championship course ranking among the ten best in Québec.

FLYFISHING
Flyfishing and light-tackle fishing are available throughout the Laurentians where you can tease trout, bass and pike during the whole season. Come and live the unique experience of free floating down the Diable River or float-tube fishing on our many lakes. Flyfishing guides are available to take you to the best pools and to help you plan your fishing expeditions.

FISHING ON LAKES OR PONDS
Closeby, a multitude of natural lakes and many artificial ponds are available to test your fishing skills. Many of Services-Tremblant cottages are directly on lakes known for trout, bass or pike fishing. Fishermen, set up your gear; the fish is ready for you!

WATER SPORTS
Boat cruises (on Lake Tremblant), motor boating, sailing, canoing…there is an activity for you. Water skiing and wakeboard schools are available. You own a boat and wish to bring it? Many of Services-Tremblant cottages are situated on navigable lakes.

AND MUCH, MUCH MORE…
We hope that this short description of the beautiful Mont-Tremblant region will whet your appetite and inspire you to come and spend your next vacation with us. Do not hesitate to contact us. Services-Tremblant will be pleased to answer any question you may have.