Tremblant is gearing up for a summer that is brimming with nature The season launches with the colourful BLOOMAFEST Tremblant before moving to the IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant/5150 Triathlon Mont-Tremblant and Rythmes Tremblant’s free open-air concerts featuring artists like Isabelle Boulay and Dumas Every week brings new opportunities for an unforgettable stay in the heart of the Laurentians with open-air music and gourmet discoveries to suit every taste easily accessible location and wide range of activities are sure to delight families and friends This summer marks a special anniversary for two of the destination’s cherished musical traditions the legendary Tremblant International Blues Festival will celebrate its 30th anniversary from July 9 to 13 as well as other international performers transforming the pedestrian village into a giant open-air stage the Fête de la musique de Tremblant will mark its 25th edition from August 29 to September 1 with over 30 captivating free concerts on offer Founder and artistic director Angèle Dubeau will welcome to the stage renowned acts such as Cœur de Pirate A wonderful opportunity for musical diversity in all its glory to resound throughout the Laurentians Every day spent in Tremblant is a bright spot in anyone’s summer the mountain and village turn into a life-sized playground for outdoor enthusiasts and thrill seekers wanting to hike try out the via ferrata or play on the beach guests can head indoors to enjoy a spa treatment try their luck at laser tag or tackle an escape room challenge with friends Visitors chasing adventure or craving downtime will find in Tremblant what they need to make the most of every moment From breakfasts on the go and fabulous fondues to bustling bistros and fine dining the culinary scene in the pedestrian village is as diverse as it is delicious Many restaurants also offer sun-soaked terraces—perfect for sharing a bite with friends or enjoying a romantic dinner under the stars Foodies can pair their glass of wine or local craft beer with stunning mountain views for a deliciously memorable summer experience the destination offers over 1,900 lodging units that cater to the needs of couples By staying in the heart of the pedestrian village and world-class events are only steps away—no driving is necessary Guests staying on-site also enjoy exclusive lodging benefits and the best price guarantee Be it a spontaneous weekend escape or a well-planned vacation Tremblant is the perfect starting point for summer memories that will last a lifetime Jobs and Careers | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Accessibility | Your Privacy Preferences MONTREAL — An Ontario family is asking the public for help in finding their 22-year-old son who disappeared while on a ski trip in Mont-Tremblant 2 after leaving a bar in the ski village north of Montreal after a night of dinner and drinks with friends His parents and stepmother say he was last seen on camera walking back towards his hotel but there was no footage of him heading back inside A last call and text were sent from his phone at around 3:15 a.m. said he’d been texting his parents throughout the evening and is normally in frequent communication with family and friends “He keeps in contact with us and tells us about his fun and what he’s doing,” she said in a phone interview “This is not Liam’s nature to not text us.” His family have been looking for Toman ever since he disappeared while Quebec provincial police have carried out searches by land his parents say Toman’s wallet was found outside Mont-Tremblant searchers on horseback and volunteer search-and-rescue groups A provincial police spokesperson confirmed the police investigation is ongoing and has also included meeting with witnesses and reviewing video footage The family has spent several days in Mont-Tremblant handing out flyers and raising awareness of their son’s disappearance which includes photos and a timeline of his last movements and the family is hoping someone might have seen something that could help trace his son’s whereabouts a lot of interactions with young adults,” he said “It seems somebody has seen something or somebody should remember something.” The family is asking anyone who was in the Tremblant area around the time of the disappearance to check any camera footage or to call provincial police or Crime Stoppers if they remember seeing or hearing anything related to Toman weighing 132 pounds with light brown hair and blue-gray eyes He was wearing a black and dark green coat a green plaid sweater and a white and black striped toque when he disappeared The family website says Toman graduated from Niagara College last spring with an electronics technician diploma He is described as a social person who loves to ski Liam’s parents and Chris’s wife and are grateful for the outpouring of support they’ve received “We’re numb and it’s surreal,” Kathleen Toman said Chris Toman says police have told the family that another ground search will begin in the coming weeks after the snow has melted the family is hoping a member of the public might remember a detail that could help his family find him sooner you consider and we consider every possibility,” Kathleen Toman said This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 13 Monday is calling for rain and thunderstorms Stella Acquisto has the long-range forecast Could we see another indefinite pause on postal service in the country Negotiations are underway again as Canada Post and the workers’ union try to cut a deal to avoid a lockout or strike later this month Rain showers and thunderstorms are on the way Weather specialist Michelle Mackey has the long-range forecast Rhianne Campbell speaks to one epidemiologist who is calling on public health officials to do more to battle misinformation listen to NewsRadio Toronto live anytime and get up-to-the-minute breaking-news alerts weather and video from CityNews Toronto anywhere you are – across all Android and iOS devices La Petite Cachée has been a shining star in Mont-Tremblant—an unmissable stop in the Laurentians region Purchased three years ago by Julie Zyromski the establishment has managed to retain its soul while modernizing to offer a contemporary The restaurant doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel but it serves a good meal in a warm and welcoming atmosphere who returned to Mont-Tremblant after selling her shares in Oatbox brings with her a strong background in the agri-food industry After spending a year observing the restaurant’s operations she decided to renovate and build a new team—all while preserving what the establishment is best known for: unwavering consistency “We juggle with the seasons,” Julie explains Chef Roberto Rodriguez has brought his personal touch to La Petite Cachée. His cuisine, inspired by French traditions, blends his own ideas with respect for the classics—like steak frites, rack of lamb, and foie gras. The menu changes twice a year but these timeless dishes are sure to remain The wine list focuses on private imports while ensuring there’s something for every taste Special care has also been given to the cocktail menu What truly sets La Petite Cachée apart is its team Julie emphasizes the importance of having top-quality staff We have a team of passionate professionals who are deeply attentive to their guests and genuine.” It’s this energy that you feel the moment you walk through the door—an inviting atmosphere that makes all the difference and turns a good meal into a memorable experience Psst. Thanks to Charles Bisaillon for the recommendation Enjoy your visit Joe Beef’s famous lobster spaghetti is one of the most iconic dishes in Montreal Pizzaiolo Mirko D’Agata from No.900 pizzerias took 1st place at the International Pizza Challenge in Las Vegas Le critique culinaire de renom a 30+ ans d'expertise et est l'inspiration derrière Tastet co-chef and co-owner of Mon Lapin and Rôtisserie La Lune — meet one of the most exciting chefs to discover Janice Tiefenbach is the head chef at Elena named the third best new restaurant in Canada by En Route magazine We’ve put together a list of all good spots where you can find it to enjoy at home or in a restaurant What happens when a snowboarder with an entrepreneurial streak rents a cottage from a caterer looking to expand a gourmet smoked meat boutique and luncheonette redefining the classic Montreal staple in the heart of Mont-Tremblant she spent six years managing Montreal’s largest snowboard shop she and her partner left the city and headed to Mont-Tremblant where she planned on opening her own store But opportunity came in an unexpected form when Decristofaro encountered Josée Labelle and her smoked meat recipe was searching for a partner to grow the restaurant side of her business Decristofaro pivoted to smoked meat – with her own twist She incorporated locally sourced ingredients: maple syrup from La Conception with 100 percent Canadian Angus shoulder-cut beef Decristofaro’s version is prepared sous-vide for intensified flavours and a succulent Smoked meat Mont Tremblant opened its doors off Route 117 keeping costs low by repurposing materials with sustainability in mind a presence at Mont-Tremblant’s summer market and viral word-of-mouth turned the shop into a lunch-hour institution in mere months – 50% tourists Decristofaro’s path has taken some wild turns – but the best runs rarely follow a straight line More from this author by clicking on her photo below and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Phone: 819 425-7875 Join the conversation You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account MONTREAL — An Ontario family is asking the public for help in finding their 22-year-old son who disappeared while on a ski trip in Mont-Tremblant 70 days ago Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience said he’d been texting his parents throughout the evening and is normally in frequent communication with family and friends By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc The next issue of The Evening Citizen will soon be in your inbox Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. “He keeps in contact with us and tells us about his fun and what he’s doing,” she said in a phone interview “This is not Liam’s nature to not text us.” his parents say Toman’s wallet was found outside Mont-Tremblant and the family is hoping someone might have seen something that could help trace his son’s whereabouts a lot of interactions with young adults,” he said “It seems somebody has seen something or somebody should remember something.” learn about his car and spend time with his friends and are grateful for the outpouring of support they’ve received “We’re numb and it’s surreal,” Kathleen Toman said you consider and we consider every possibility,” Kathleen Toman said transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more about cookies here. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Despite comprehensive planning and a well-orchestrated snowmaking plan relying on a world class system the temperatures of the last few days were not cold enough to create the snow coverage required for the PwC Tremblant World Cup scheduled for December 7 and 8 These circumstances have led the organizers to take the difficult decision to cancel this edition.  staff and volunteers are our primary concern,” said Peter Gerdol FIS Race Director of the AUDI FIS Ski World Cup “Despite the hard work of the Tremblant team and the volunteers the courses’ snow condition is not suitable for World Cup racing.”  "I am very proud of the Tremblant team and the volunteers who have worked tirelessly to try and prepare the course for the PwC Tremblant World Cup," said Patrice Malo "We are very disappointed for the fans and the whole Tremblant community who were excited to attend the event We are already looking forward to hosting the race next season."  “I know this is disappointing news for everyone involved” said Therese Brisson the Tremblant staff and volunteers who were extra-ordinarily well-prepared and did everything they could the fans who were excited to see the best women ski racers in the world especially our Canadian athletes who were so looking forward to racing on home snow This situation makes us even more motivated to host an even better PwC Tremblant World Cup in December 2025 sponsors and donors for their continued support and look forward to seeing everyone next year”.   The 2025 PwC Tremblant World Cup will be held next December 6 & 7 Sign up for Alpine Canada news to get team updates race results and be the first to hear about special events and offers © 2025 Alpine Canada — Site by They If La Folie Douce in Chamonix is après-ski at its most extravagant – Champagne fountains and DJs – then Mont-Tremblant is its laidback North American cousin I explored top après spots in and around Tremblant each adding its own flavour to the post-slope ritual starting at the top and working my way down I ventured into Mont Blanc and Lac Supérieur for something entirely different La Terrasse Après-Ski Fairmont: elevated indulgence – Nestled at the foot of the Lower Nansen trail this is après-ski indulgence at its finest built for those who prefer winter with a side of luxury Heated geodesic domes and repurposed ski cabriolets offer prime seating for themed cocktails while fire pits and Muskoka chairs draped in warm blankets invite lingering White plumes of steam from the outdoor hot tub rise against a bright blue sky as die-hard Canadians brave the chill in swimsuits and robes – The last seat at the packed bar is mine Sweet Child O’ Mine blares from the speakers and wagon-wheel chandeliers – wrapped in pure Canadian revelry a brief moment of quiet to contrast the raucous atmosphere inside Le Shack blends ski chalet warmth with cabana cool Life-sized trees stretch toward a starry-night ceiling lanterns and stone walls blur the line between inside and out and a cedar canopy crowns the massive bar – the perfect spot to catch the game The scene is equal parts après-ski and sunset beach party and my seafood tower Caesar – adorned with a giant prawn and snow crab – vis worth exposing my hands to the deep-freeze the prime rib carousel signals a menu designed for foodies and reservations are a must Must-try: Roasted cauliflower starter paired with the seafood Caesar Le P’tit Caribou: après-ski to after-hours – By the time I reach Le P’tit Caribou from the Caesar mix to the spice blend on the rim this drink packs a punch and delivers on flavour Ranked among North America’s top après-ski bars Must-try: Poutine with in-house fond-de-veau gravy We snag a parking spot and step toward the ski-in/ski-out entrance of Le Pionnier things have changed since we came here as kids Soaring black ceilings add a moody sophistication gilded mirror from the old Grey Rocks resort hangs above the bar Suspended chairlifts and mountain bikes nod to its four-season reinvention unpretentious and wholesome: rosy-cheeked kids in snow pants weave between tables and local musician Dan Giroux’s acoustic take on Harmonium fills the air Must-try: a Stella and nachos shared by the 360-degree fireplace For those trading downhill runs for Nordic trails Farouche in Lac-Supérieur is a sanctuary near the mountain’s north face Scandinavian minimalism meets alpine warmth – blond wood and natural textures The boutique shelves hold local treasures: organic wines We settle into a cozy banquette by vast windows framing the Diable River valley and distant peaks A chocolate-brown Labradoodle makes his rounds like a four-legged host The après menu leans artisanal: curated wine flights (including a local Laurentian rosé) The scent of melting raclette permeates the air and wooden dominoes invite guests to linger we peek into the glowing A-frame cabins: fully booked for the night Must-try experience: a weekend of cross-country skiing followed by a massage in your A-frame and an evening of shared tapas and organic wines Mont-Tremblant’s après-ski scene is more than just a drink after a day on the slopes an invitation to stretch the day into night basking in the warm glow of Lucille’s patio or swapping stories by the fire at Le Pionnier the mountain spirit carries on long after the final chairlift ride our excitement for the upcoming summer season and its activities continues to grow and several others on and around the mountain will have to wait for the right conditions Tremblant offers a variety of year-round activities that allow us to have fun while we wait for summer The indoor water slides at brind’O Aquaclub await you Our aquatic center is open from Friday to Monday until June 20th and then every day of the week for the summer period Please note that the slides will be closed for annual maintenance from May 20th to June 5th Fancy a workout session between activities? The brind’O fitness room awaits you every day this spring Train with top-of-the-line equipment or even book an appointment with our certified professionals for a personalized session Take on your opponents at Mission Laser Our laser tag arena brings together high-tech equipment and high-level action to offer you an exciting activity to do anytime at Tremblant You will feel like you are in a video game Race against the clock to escape! Step into a custom-created world and immerse yourself in an exciting experience. Mission Liberté is 6 scenarios and 2 express games to try as a team during your next visit Hold on tight and get ready for a total immersion! Our virtual reality centre located in the pedestrian village offers you virtual reality games for players of all levels Try our multi-game package to play all games in 75 minutes You can also bring the excitement home by renting an Occulus Go headset(s) for 24 or 48 hours and enjoy the best virtual reality games and experiences from the comfort of your home Unleash the artist in you by painting beautiful ceramics souvenirs, such as figurines, boxes, bowls, and more at Studio Créatif located in the pedestrian village Create your masterpiece in our studio or borrow our “take-out kits” to paint at home Experience magical moments at the Plush Factory Create an adorable personalized plush companion by choosing from over 40 plush toys and hundreds of costumes and accessories to dress it up Our mini golf awaits you in the pedestrian village for an 18-hole game with friends or family Impress the crowd or practice your golfing skills at Le Petit Géant The trails and roads await cyclists who are ready to start their biking season the Mont-Tremblant region is overflowing with routes for all tastes and levels Please note that our rental center will be open as of May 16th An activity to so with your family or friends, for those looking for adrenaline! Let our team of animators guide you through extraordinary outdoor routes. The paintball centrer offers games adapted to all levels on 12 varied fields (4 lit) and with 15 different scenarios See Tremblant from a whole new perspective! Just 15 minutes from the resort, take off in a helicopter and discover the region differently thanks to a panoramic flight over Mont-Tremblant and the surrounding area Enjoy breathtaking views of the Laurentian mountains at Sentier des Cimes Treetop Walk This unique ecotourism destination in Eastern Canada offers a panoramic view from the top of its 40-meter-high tower nestled in the heart of the Laurentian forest Starting April 27, thrill-seekers will be able to experience the adventure of whitewater rafting on one of the top 10 rivers in North America Various courses and packages are offered depending on the experience you are looking for An unparalleled entertainment experience! Located at the foot of the Versant Soleil, the Mont-Tremblant Casino offers a wide range of games Make it a complete evening with friends or your significant other by reserving a table at the Altitude restaurant the ideal place to enjoy a meal while admiring the fabulous view of the mountain Get to it by taking our free shuttle from the pedestrian village or take a quick drive around the mountain to the Versant Soleil Note that the casino and its restaurant are closed from Monday to Wednesday from April 21st to Mat 18th The golf season starts on Friday, May 9 at Tremblant on Le Diable golf course Come for a round of golf with friends on our 18-hole championship golf course Rejuvenate yourself with a massage or beauty treatment and take a moment for you in one of our two spa centres located in the heart of the pedestrian village An essential relaxation experience in Tremblant The pedestrian village is full of shops and restaurants for every tastes and needs Looking for a new summer outfit or a new pair of sunglasses? Our shops and boutiques will certainly have what you are looking for Walk through the village at the bottom of the slopes to make great finds whether it’s for an outdoor or a trendy outing Whatever your desire, that of your family or your friends, you will find the restaurant that will satisfy you at any time of the day. From one end of Tremblant’s pedestrian village to the other, flavours await your taste buds. Find out also which have a terrace to enjoy warm days coming Want to prolong the fun and have a successful evening with friends? Head down to one of our bars for a memorable evening in a festive atmosphere Tremblant isn’t just a ski destination—it’s a playground of non-stop entertainment Voted the best après-ski resort in Eastern North America by SKI Magazine readers Tremblant offers thrills that continue long after the sun sets Whether you’re carving the slopes with family or seeking adventure with friends Here’s how to make the most of your evenings in Tremblant As the day transitions into night, the pedestrian village comes alive with the aroma of delectable cuisines wafting through the air. Enjoy a leisurely meal in one of our many restaurants in the company of friends and family grab your favorite meal to go and relish it in the calm of your hotel room or condo In the pedestrian village and on the mountain, spring at Tremblant is filled with events and entertainment for all tastes every weekend Enjoy a musical atmosphere in the afternoon at Place Saint-Bernard and have a great time with friends or family under the spring sun Our guest DJs will surely make you dance with their music whether you’re on a terrace or on the dance floor As the sun sets and the village lights begin to glow, Tremblant’s pedestrian village comes alive with enchanting street entertainers, infusing your evening strolls with a touch of magic. Amidst the captivating performances, discover delightful play areas where laughter fills the air as children climb Feeling lucky? Try your hand at the Casino de Mont-Tremblant where a wide range of games and themed nights await Enjoy a drink or a delicious meal at the casino’s restaurant offering a superb view of the Versant Soleil Convenient designated shuttles are available from the pedestrian village to the casino If you fancy a bit of retail therapy, our boutiques are open until late Explore a diverse selection of sports gear ensuring you find the perfect souvenirs to remember your Tremblant adventure après-ski isn’t just an activity; it’s a way of life whether you’re delighting in a gourmet meal we invite you to experience the essence of après-ski like never before and let the alpine magic continue long after the sun sets While mid-season is known for its crisp conditions and non-stop energy sunlit vibe that draws skiers seeking warmer temps Spring skiing at Tremblant deserves a spot on your calendar the sun shines brighter and temperatures rise inviting skiers to trade heavy layers for lighter gear The longer days also mean extended lift hours Whether cruising the North Side or looking for thrills on the South the Laurentian landscape is dazzling in spring’s golden light Spring skiing offers a delightful variety of snow conditions freshly groomed trails ideal for speed and precision fun-filled terrain for relaxed afternoon runs Tremblant’s spring conditions aren’t just luck—thanks to extensive snowmaking from October to mid-January Grooming experts then extend the season by skillfully managing snow after storms and planning the perfect paths to maintain smooth Take a Look Inside Spring Grooming: How Tremblant Prepares Its Slopes Until the End of the Season This time on the mountain is all about savoring the last moments of the ski season The rush of winter gives way to a more laid-back tempo where skiers and snowboarders take their time exploring the slopes Chairlift rides become opportunities to bask in the sunshine If you haven’t yet taken a ride up the Soleil Express on a bright spring day it’s something to experience—panoramic views of mountains Nothing says spring skiing like enjoying après-ski on a sunny terrace Tremblant’s pedestrian village comes alive with energy as skiers trade goggles and ski helmets for sunglasses and refreshing drinks Tremblant was even voted #1 Best Ski Resort in Eastern North America for Après-Ski by Ski Magazine Après-Ski Tremblant takes the fun up a notch on Saturdays and Sundays with live music and the perfect ambiance for unwinding with friends and savoring local specialties March and April are filled with dynamic activities for all ages Here are the highlights to mark on your calendar: To fully embrace the joys of skiing at Tremblant in March and April we’ve put together a few tips to enhance your experience: See also: 5 Reasons to Take Ski Lessons in The Spring with Tremblant Snow SchoolSo and discover the delights of Tremblant this spring Dive into a winter wonderland at Tremblant where the festive season comes alive with twinkling lights and Christmas decorations everywhere you look The whole pedestrian village feels like something out of a holiday storybook and everyone’s all in on the festivities — it’s like even the mountain is celebrating along with us a brand-new experience in our holiday lineup Imagine intimate concerts in Saint-Bernard Chapel with candlelight and pianist Rafael Zaldivar performing beautiful classic songs warm hideaway from the winter chill outside nothing says Christmas like a cozy holiday movie night Relax after a day on the slopes with Coke’s Holiday Movie Nights decorated room to watch fun Christmas movies in both French and English — it’s the perfect you’ll find the heart of our holiday magic With twinkling Christmas decorations all around every day brings something new: hockey games Saint Nick himself stops by to bring some extra holiday cheer and sparkle to everyone’s day Follow the fun as the elves and Santa Claus parade up the rue des Remparts to reach the Place Saint-Bernard to hand out presents The night starts with a torchlight descent down the mountain followed by dancing under the stars as we count down to the new year Our slopes are open daily during the holidays early risers can enjoy the thrill of First Tracks on fresh snow don’t worry — there’s tons to do on and off the mountain: go ice skating near the chapel or take a snowshoe hike capped off with a fondue dinner in a cozy lodge From adrenaline-pumping fun to relaxing escapes enjoy the best of an authentic Quebec winter holiday a magical ice maze with glowing crystals and hidden surprises an outdoor fire invites you to warm up and share a special holiday moment with your loved ones Holiday shopping at Tremblant is part of the fun Stroll through our village boutiques to find unique Christmas gifts Pick up a special gift or keep a memento from your time here Dig Deeper: Our Christmas Gift Ideas for Every Budget – The Magic of Tremblant Under the Tree Après-ski is a way of life here at Tremblant and a nightlife that keeps the holiday spirit going the Mont-Tremblant Casino has special festive programming that’s sure to please and the whole village celebrating together our pedestrian village accommodations keep the magic going from morning to night The holiday season here is about simple moments and a magical vibe that feels like you’re in another world Christmas and New Year’s Eve activities are truly something special Tremblant has nurtured a passion for skiing ensuring that the love for winter sports is passed down from generation to generation the resort is committed to supporting the next generation of skiers and increasing access to the mountain for young people Thanks to innovative initiatives such as MON Tremblant and the special “Kids Ski Free” week Tremblant is dedicated to making skiing accessible to everyone Whether you’re a beginner or an enthusiast everyone can fully enjoy the thrill of the slopes in an inclusive and fun-filled environment Launched in celebration of the resort’s 75th anniversary the MON Tremblant program provides a day of introduction to snow sports each year for 1,200 children from 8 local elementary schools Each participating student receives free access to the slopes Accompanying parents also receive a ski ticket and necessary equipment for the day the program has been widely praised and received prestigious awards including the Excellence Award from the Association de Stations de Ski du Quebec and the Heartfelt Award at the Mont-Tremblant Excellence Gala Originally conceived as a one-time initiative showcasing the resort’s commitment to the community and Communications at Station Mont Tremblant: “MON Tremblant’s mission is to introduce young people in our community to the mountain and snow sports we aim to encourage the next generation and share our passion for skiing.“ participating children aged 6 to 12 are offered a Tremblant pass that includes discounts for their upcoming family ski days throughout the winter In Tremblant’s ongoing effort to introduce skiing to young people offers an unforgettable day to approximately 300 young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in the Greater Montreal area The day begins with transportation from the North Shore of Montreal and even staff members from other departments at Tremblant who are mobilized for the event The children then begin learning to ski on the magic carpet in the beginner zone where their smiles year after year reflect the significance of this day they share a friendly moment over their lunch then head outside to capture a group photo against a breathtaking backdrop The day ends with a gentle gondola ride down and a comforting hot chocolate before heading home it’s their first step into the world of skiing and the memories created on this day will last a lifetime is an exceptional opportunity for families Tremblant invited children aged 12 and under to ski for free for an entire week the resort offered discounts on equipment rentals (50%) and some winter accessories in participating shops (20%) This was the perfect chance to introduce young people to the mountain and share the love of skiing with the whole family By also participating in Ma Première Fois de maneige Tremblant partners with the Association de Stations de Ski du Quebec to offer everyone with a second visit on the magic carpet without a lesson to extend the experience These programs are not just one-time initiatives; they embody a sustainable philosophy By offering young people the opportunity to discover snow sports Tremblant is investing in the future of skiing while reinforcing its role as a community pillar Discover Tremblant’s commitment to sustainable development and the concrete actions we take to ensure the preservation of our environment the Tremblant community gathered at the Camp de Base to pay tribute to a towering figure in the ski industry Nearly 150 people came together to honour the impressive legacy of a man who helped shape Tremblant into the mountain destination it is today The ceremony was hosted with heartfelt emotion and sincerity by Yves Juneau President and CEO of the Quebec Ski Areas Association and founding board member of the Fondation Tremblant Marketing and Communications at Station Mont Tremblant The ceremony featured sincere and touching tributes from Annique Aird Patrice Malo (President and Chief Operating Officer at Station Mont Tremblant) and Lorne Bassel (Former Executive VP and co-founder of Intrawest’s Placemaking division) all of whom worked closely with Roger over the years A moving message was also shared on behalf of Thérèse Barette of the Fondation Tremblant highlighting Roger’s pivotal role in its founding and his deep commitment to the local community The ceremony concluded with a heartfelt tribute from Hugh Smythe of Whistler who worked closely with Roger during key moments of his career This was followed by the powerful video presentation THE ROGER MCCARTHY STORY (in English only) {"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@id":"https:\/\/blogue.tremblant.ca\/roger-mccarthy\/#arve-youtube-9sy7s6gf0j8-2","type":"VideoObject","embedURL":"https:\/\/www.youtube-nocookie.com\/embed\/9SY7s6gf0j8?feature=oembed&width=840&height=1000&discover=1&iv_load_policy=3&modestbranding=1&rel=0&autohide=1&playsinline=0&autoplay=0"} Though the atmosphere was tinged with sadness Well known and deeply respected within the ski industry for his human approach to leadership Roger McCarthy played a pivotal role in the remarkable revitalization of Tremblant following its acquisition by Intrawest in 1991 he successfully guided the team through a complete renewal helping the destination rise to the top as the best ski resort in Eastern North America in under five years “There’s no better way to spend your days than living and working in the mountains delivering great guest experiences and being surrounded by people who share the same passion and enthusiasm.” – Roger McCarthy attracting more and more skiers each season Those who worked alongside him describe him as a fair and thoughtful leader—always willing to listen even heading into the maintenance shops to chat with mechanics beneath the snow groomers One of the most poignant moments of the ceremony was when Roger’s son was presented with a ski trail sign bearing the name Roger McCarthy This new trail name will replace the former Alpine run it ensures Roger’s name will forever be part of the mountain he loved and helped transform each descent down this South Side run will be a tribute to his lasting legacy Tremblant resort also announced the renaming of a meeting space—formerly known as La Verrière—which will now bear Roger McCarthy’s name Roger McCarthy’s impact—at Tremblant and across the ski industry in Canada—is enduring carved into the mountain and remembered each day by those who Our summer and fall seasons are packed with fun activities for the whole family and our winter season offers endless entertainment When the vibrant fall foliage has all but left the trees and the mountain has yet to be covered in snow there’s more to do than you would expect On top of the numerous boutiques and restaurants you can enjoy year-round here are some activities to enjoy in the coming weeks With our colours season coming to an end on October 14 most activities and attractions will be closing at the resort there are still some activities you can do if you visit us after this date Here’s a list of what’s still until the ski season opening day on November 23: It’s never a dull moment in Tremblant as multiple activities and facilities are open year-round Here’s what you can do at the resort while waiting for the winter season: Entertainment is a way of life at Tremblant as events are happening all year long in the pedestrian village and on the mountain See the events calendar for the month of October and November Check out our last minute deals on the button below and book your next getaway at Tremblant Whether you’re a Tremblant regular or visiting for the first time the Info-Ski team is here to make your experience even more memorable on the mountain don’t hesitate to ask questions or join a guided tour the Info-Ski team has been an institution at Mont Tremblant Easily recognizable by their yellow jackets featuring a question mark on the back these passionate volunteers are an extension of the resort’s guest services on the slopes around a hundred Info-Ski volunteers take turns assisting skiers and guide visitors while ensuring their safety and overall experience on the mountain our Info-Skis love to share their favourite spots and best-kept secrets Here are the top recommendations from Michèle Nobert and Serge Laperrière helping skiers get to know the mountain and explore its different sides these tours take place on green or blue trails The goal is to help skiers venture beyond the South Side and discover new areas skiers can extend the experience by sharing stories over drinks or a meal at one of the resort’s many restaurants and bars They can also join après-ski events at Place St-Bernard—a perfect time to chat about favorite runs and plan the next day’s adventure we are looking for people who are passionate about their job we promote the well-being of our team members and strive to create a work environment in which you can grow and learn through core values: integrity Whether you are looking for seasonal or full-time employment Station Mont Tremblant and Tribu Tremblant are waiting for you to join their teams Station Mont Tremblant counts more than 1,500 employees in more than 100 different positions in various sectors of activity Our team members are passionate about sports and the outdoors and working at Tremblant gives them the chance to share this passion with their colleagues and our guests “I chose Tremblant for relaxed rhythm and way of life offered in the region It is a real pleasure to assist vacationers in the vibrant atmosphere of the resort there are plenty of benefits in working for Station Mont Tremblant; I feel a strong sense of belonging well-being and pride and I encourage those around me to join the team!” the atmosphere of meeting people on vacation on the site and the loyalty of the employees are factors that pushed me to join the Station Mont Tremblant hotels’ team” “Attracted by the quality of life offered in the Laurentians and having a second home in the region the pandemic allowed me to settle here permanently and the need for new challenges that prompted me to choose Station Mont Tremblant.” Tribu Tremblant brings together the 60 employers of the Tremblant Resort who aim to make it a remarkable place to learn It’s a community of employees at the service of a unique and magnificent site proud of its strengths and the impact of coming together as one Tribu Tremblant has also released a web series called the Tribu’s Stories allowing you to discover authentic and inspiring Tremblant employee stories If you are seeking an unforgettable winter experience look no further than the ice skating trails in the forest just outside the front door of Grand Lodge Mont-Tremblant a delightful series of winding trails beneath a canopy of towering pine trees is a favourite for mountain biking in the spring Illuminated day and night with white lights looped throughout the forest there are 1.2 kilometres of iced magic to discover this is a not-to-be-missed winter activity And if you want to take a break from the gorgeous trails grab an oversized chair near the fire pit just off the hockey rink in front of the hotel’s old barn general manager of Grand Lodge Mont-Tremblant Ice skating through our pine forest is a magical experience bringing added value to our hotel property The hotel initiated its first iced skating trail in 2024 The trail covered 750 metres and immediately enchanted not only hotel guests it’s double the size of the original endeavour Because the trail is protected from winter sunshine by the old growth pine forest Zaurrini expects to keep the ice skateable through the end of March the popular sports boutique on the hotel property The skating trail is free to Grand Lodge Mont-Tremblant guests and is accessible to the general public with the purchase of a resident pass available through the hotel or SK Expérience legrandlodge.com experiencesk.ca Sign In Register said he'd been texting his parents throughout the evening and is normally in frequent communication with family and friends "He keeps in contact with us and tells us about his fun and what he's doing," she said in a phone interview "This is not Liam's nature to not text us." his parents say Toman's wallet was found outside Mont-Tremblant handing out flyers and raising awareness of their son's disappearance and the family is hoping someone might have seen something that could help trace his son's whereabouts a lot of interactions with young adults," he said "It seems somebody has seen something or somebody should remember something." and are grateful for the outpouring of support they've received "We’re numb and it’s surreal," Kathleen Toman said you consider and we consider every possibility," Kathleen Toman said the ski industry is very sensitive to climate change From seasons that are very different from one year to the next to drastic temperature changes in a single day operating a snow-dependent leisure service is increasingly difficult It’s been a long time since we could count on natural snow to provide a ski area that meets the demands of our guests Snowmaking systems are therefore used at full capacity from the very first cold windows in the fall These cold periods are however shorter and less reliable at the start of each season Our teams are proactive and are constantly on the lookout for changes in weather They prepare the equipment according to the forecasts to maximize efforts on the ground we’re constantly studying new technologies and investing in more energy efficient infrastructure Our new machines can operate at higher temperatures and create perfectly crystallized snow no matter the temperature The rain and wind are what most affect the skiing conditions since they can create a compacted snow surface It then lies on our excellent grooming team to compensate for what Mother Nature sends our way snowmaking is also influenced by humidity levels: if the air is more humid colder temperatures are needed to make snow it takes temperatures of around -2°C to operate when it is more humid Days reaching a threshold of 0°C average daily temperature are considered days with good snowmaking potential snowmaking is only reasonable if it can compensate for the potential loss we have to assess whether the window of cold is not followed by too much rain All this technology comes at a significant financial and ecological cost a good percentage of expenses are dedicated to snowmaking; for energy we are lucky at Tremblant to have several natural accesses to water and an environment that is favorable to the cyclical renewal of water It comes from Lac Tremblant and Rivière du Diable and naturally returns there when the snow melts we operate on renewable energy using hydroelectricity Tremblant became the first Canadian resort to join the POW program this growing movement has united businesses professional athletes and outdoor enthusiasts advocating for global solutions to climate change According to Tremblant’s eco-responsible manager Nathalie Dandoy: “Tremblant has already demonstrated proactivity in researching and implementing eco-responsible solutions to help future generations enjoy the same pleasures that we are entitled to today But the experts are clear on the urgency of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and each of us has a responsibility to take action without delay Every gesture counts and we encourage our guests partners and community to demonstrate real commitment and to become actively involved so that the joys of winter last a very long time.” Tremblant has been taking concrete and positive environmental actions for over 20 years We’ve deployed countless green initiatives from waste management promoting recycling and composting introducing solar panels and electric vehicle charging stations protecting the mountain’s ecosystems during development and snowmaking implementing a green hotel program as well as steering promoters towards hosting and managing eco-friendly events Tremblant is home to a multitude of varied restaurants in the pedestrian village and on the mountain it is possible to eat exactly what you’re looking for as a culinary experience But some people have more difficulty to eat when they have dietary restrictions several of our restaurants offer dishes and options to accommodate these dietary restrictions you will find something to enjoy at one of these establishments a picturesque haven nestled in the heart of Québec that promises a blend of adventure Whether you’re planning a thrilling ski trip or simply a delightful weekend in the village Mont Tremblant offers a variety of experiences to suit every traveler and must-do activities to ensure you make the most of your visit We drove this time and were lucky enough to work with Mazda and their press fleet to test out the new 2025 CX-70 Mild Hybrid This mid-size SUV is great for 2 couples or a family and has space in the trunk for our snowboard gear and bags for a 4-day trip Driving long distance in the winter requires comfort all of which were accomplished by this vehicle We also love the detailing inside of Mazdas as well as their user interface for their dashboard computer To get to Tremblant we took the 407 to the 401 and then up through Ottawa towards our final destination The drive is about 6 hours from Toronto with places like EnRoute or smaller towns to stop along the way you can stop in Kingston or Ottawa to grab a bite to eat at a nicer spot Flying to Tremblant requires you to first fly in to Montréal and then drive about 2 hours to reach your destination We have often found it much easier to drive with all the time lost at airports and wait times But if you are coming from somewhere else in the world you will most likely fly into Montréal and then rent a car or take a bus the rest of the way For an ideal stay in Mont Tremblant, consider the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mont Tremblant Conveniently located on the main strip of the Mont Tremblant Village this hotel provides easy access to various shops and eateries Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast featuring bacon We stayed in a spacious suite complete with a fireplace and balcony The hotel offers practical amenities such as ski gear storage it’s just a short 5-minute walk to the town gondola adding to the convenience and charm of your stay Mont Tremblant boasts a vibrant culinary scene with options ranging from casual quick-service spots to cozy pubs and elegant dining establishments Le Shack is conveniently situated right next to the gondola at the top of the village in Mont Tremblant making it the perfect stop for a bite to eat during a day of adventure With a unique interior adorned with artificial trees in fall colours and spacious cool shack-like structures that inspired its name Le Shack exudes a cozy and welcoming atmosphere Known for its pub-style menu featuring classic comfort foods such as fish and chips this establishment caters to families and visitors seeking a relaxed dining experience the terrace offers a picturesque view overlooking Place St-Bernard be sure to treat yourself to their delicious strawberry milkshake and savour the crispy and flavourful fish and chips Perched at the top of the mountain and accessible by the gondola, Le Grand Manitou in Mont Tremblant provided a convenient and satisfying quick-service dining option Offering a wide array of culinary choices akin to most ski resort lunch cafeterias the cafeteria-style setup presented an assortment of options including customisable salads self-serve soups with accompanying add-ons such as crackers what truly set Le Grand Manitou apart was the breathtaking panoramic view it afforded overlooking the mountain and the picturesque valleys below The ease of access and ample seating made it an ideal spot for a pit stop during a day of skiing eliminating the need to descend into the village the affordability of the offerings made it a practical and inviting choice for a satisfying meal with a spectacular backdrop At the microbrasserie La Diable we indulged in a satisfying dining experience at this cozy bar and restaurant known for its impressive selection of meat dishes perfectly complemented by the presence of some exceptional craft beers Our meal consisted of mouthwatering ribs served with crispy fries and a refreshing Caesar salad along with a delightful selection of two sausages paired with fries Opting for the Toulouse and Swiss sausages we found each selection to be unique and satisfying ensuring that we could fully enjoy our generous portion sizes A unique touch was the opportunity to contribute to the bar’s collection of coasters displayed proudly on the walls La Diable microbrasserie provided a welcoming atmosphere and delicious meals that left us thoroughly satisfied Located close to the gondola that takes you up the mountain, La Forge restaurant offers a unique dining experience with a bar and bistro downstairs and a steakhouse upstairs We ordered the delightful chèvre chaud salad artfully prepared with deep-fried goat cheese balls providing a delicious twist to a classic dish The menu featured smashed burgers alongside a range of tantalising options including the ability to upgrade your fries to a decadent poutine like the standout duck confit poutine The ambiance at La Forge struck a perfect balance – vibrant and energetic from the bar yet maintaining a cozy and welcoming atmosphere you can expect a cool fireside patio seating experience with heaters above and a fireplace in each table’s centre owned by the same owner as Le Shack and ideally situated between the ski slopes and Place St-Bernard is the ideal location for a trendy après-ski outing and enjoying delectable seasonal meals with family or friends in the heart of the pedestrian village From exhilarating adventures to enchanting evening experiences Mont Tremblant provides an array of activities to make your visit unforgettable Mont Tremblant is one of Canada’s best ski resorts and Eastern Canada’s crown jewel then Mont Tremblant is often your best bet for quality slopes A pass for the day at Tremblant ranges from $104 for a half-day adult pass all the way to $177 for adult full-day during the New Year week Kids under 4 can go for as little as $20 so be sure to get them started young Rentals for equipment cost about $100 a day and they offer free valet for your skis and snowboard rentals to keep them close to the hill over night so you don’t have to take them with you Lessons in groups or private also run throughout the mornings and afternoons Central Tapas and Nightclub in Mont-Tremblant offers a vibrant mix of latin flavours and a lively nightlife experience Drawing inspiration from traditional Spanish tapas restaurants with a touch of Quebec flair the atmosphere transforms into the hottest spot in Tremblant you can enjoy an array of mouth-watering desserts after dinner while immersing yourself in the energetic ambiance and diverse music selection curated by the DJ based on the night and crowd Don’t miss the opportunity to witness flair bartending showcases for an added touch of excitement Located just a 10-minute drive from the hotel the local sleigh rides provide a charming and festive experience for visitors Led by two horses originally from the south of France and a host who entertains with regional stories and jokes adding an extra layer of enjoyment to the hour-long trip guests gather around a fire to savour hot cocoa creating a cozy and heartwarming interlude It’s a popular destination and activity for international visitors seeking a snowy as evidenced by the diverse groups of guests The excursion provides warm blankets for all participants a thoughtful touch ensuring everyone stays cozy amid the winter chill Whether enjoyed in the afternoon or at night this old-fashioned family activity offers an enchanting way to embrace the winter season complete with legendary tales about Mont Tremblant and folk songs provided by the host and storyteller As a chain store with locations across Quebec its quality and service are consistently top-notch ensuring a wonderful shopping experience every time Nestled behind the Holiday Inn Express and Suites this candlelight piano concert series offers a magical holiday experience infused with the elegance of a warm sets the perfect scene for an intimate performance A post shared by Toronto Guardian (@torontoguardian) Mont Tremblant invites you to explore its charming village Whether it’s your first visit or a favourite destination this guide ensures you experience the very best Mont Tremblant has to offer For more information, please check out the Mont Tremblant website Kasha the cat is looking for a new home in the Toronto area I had heard about Lumina Borealis in Kingston Ontario a few weeks ago and had wanted to pay it a […] Thinking of taking a little time away this holiday season, perhaps with your intimate partner, for some fun, romance, or […] Have you ever wanted to go on a trip but none of your friends were available or interested? I’m certain […] A Toronto-centric online lifestyle magazine focusing on arts Excitement is in the air as Tremblant’s winter season kicks off in full swing transforming it into the perfect playground for skiers and snowboarders Early season is the perfect time to take advantage of freshly groomed trails and soak in the excitement as Tremblant comes alive in November Here’s what you won’t want to miss at the start of the season Join us at 8 AM for the official start of the 2024/25 ski season The festivities begin at the base of the Express Gondola with a red-carpet parade and lively entertainment Grab your skis and be among the first to carve through the snow this season The atmosphere will be electric as we welcome the start of another amazing winter Experience a weekend full of excitement and adrenaline as the FIS Women’s Giant Slalom World Cup returns to Tremblant the world’s top female skiers will battle it out for victory on the slopes Whether you’re a die-hard winter sports fan or just curious about competitive skiing this event is the perfect chance to witness elite athletes in action Expect breathtaking performances and unforgettable moments With an ambitious fundraising goal of $7.5 million this year Whether you’re participating or cheering from the sidelines transforming into a winter wonderland where families the pedestrian village becomes the perfect place for joyful celebrations Whether you’re looking for magical performances Tremblant during the holidays is an experience you’ll never forget This year, we’re thrilled to introduce Luminosa set in the candle-lit Saint-Bernard Chapel offers a mesmerizing blend of music and light With the soothing sounds of piano filling the air you’ll be transported into a magical holiday world Luminosa is the perfect way to unwind and soak in the beauty of the season in a warm Calling all ski and snowboard enthusiasts—Super Demo Days are your chance to test next season’s latest gear These events give you the opportunity to try out the newest skis and boards before they hit the market and enjoy exclusive promotions at Tremblant’s SMT shops It’s a must-do for anyone who wants to stay ahead of the game on the slopes Get into the holiday spirit with family-friendly activities throughout the village. Tremblant becomes a festive playground with Christmas decoration workshops, storytelling, caroling, and, of course, a visit from Santa! Enjoy ice sculpting demonstrations and snow hockey matches, and let the magic of the season carry you away in this enchanting setting Ringing in the New Year at Tremblant has become a beloved tradition. The evening starts with an outdoor dance party at Place St-Bernard followed by a torchlight parade down the slopes and a DJ set by Ill Master to get the crowd hyped for the midnight countdown Join us for an unforgettable night under the stars to welcome 2025 in style offering endless opportunities for adventure The snowy landscape invites you to explore—whether you’re skiing With special activities planned for school breaks and exciting evening events each day is filled with ways to embrace the beauty of winter It’s the perfect time to enjoy crisp mountain air and the warmth of a vibrant winter community School breaks are all about fun at Tremblant Whether you’re vacationing with family or friends there’s a jam-packed schedule of activities and entertainment school breaks at Tremblant are sure to delight both the young and the young at heart Check tremblant.ca for specific dates and details for American (February 15-22), Quebec (March 1-8), and Ontario (March 9-14) school breaks For a one-of-a-kind adventure, join us for the Touring at Night event you’ll embark on an alpine touring hike up the mountain followed by a magical descent through the moonlit forest This is the ultimate activity for those seeking a new Celebrate the start of spring skiing with JAMIGOS It’s the perfect way to enjoy the last snow of the season in a fun and energetic atmosphere As spring starts to make its presence felt but the sunshine and warmer temperatures bring a new kind of excitement Springtime at Tremblant is full of fun and quirky events that add a lighthearted twist to the end of the season It’s a time for celebrating the joy of winter with a little extra sunshine The classic Caribou Cup The legendary springtime tradition is one of Tremblant’s most hilarious and entertaining events Participants don their wildest costumes and attempt to ski or snowboard across a pond without falling in followed by a lively party at Le P’tit Caribou—perfect for keeping the good times rolling Youth ages 12 and under can hone their skiing skills at this special event An inspiring weekend for little winter sports enthusiasts Saturday will be dedicated to youth snowboarding and Sunday for skiers Say goodbye to winter in style at the Corona Summit Party Head to the top of the mountain for live music There’s no better way to bid farewell to the season while soaking up the last bit of snow Wrap up the season with some family fun during Easter at Tremblant and chocolate treats are all on the agenda for a day full of laughter and joy It’s the perfect way to end the season with some colorful and festive cheer join us at Tremblant as we offer a range of exceptional events you won’t want to miss Embrace the fun and make lasting memories with your family and friends Mont Tremblant is one of Canada’s most iconic ski destinations Offering an unforgettable experience for skiers and snowboarders of all levels Tremblant attracts visitors from all over the world each winter For frequent visitors, a Tremblant season pass is the best way to fully enjoy the resort With lift access and a range of exclusive benefits the season pass offers exceptional value and convenience for those looking to make the most of their time on the mountain The main advantage of a Mont Tremblant season pass is unlimited or nearly unlimited access to the slopes throughout the winter season Pass holders can ski or snowboard at their leisure from the first snowfalls to the sunny spring runs thanks to one of the most advanced snowmaking systems in Canada It’s a hassle-free way to enjoy everything the mountain has to offer without worrying about tickets or fluctuating prices your physical ski pass with an RFID chip allows you to go directly to the lifts without stopping at ticket booths This contactless technology makes access quick and smooth Tremblant season pass holders enjoy a variety of exclusive discounts and benefits that enhance their experience on the mountain One of these perks is access to Alpine Touring For adventurous skiers looking to venture beyond the groomed trails this opportunity adds a more diverse and challenging dimension to the skiing experience Pass holders also enjoy discounted tickets for friends and family making it easy to share the joy of skiing with loved ones while saving money purchasing a Tremblant season pass connects you to a dynamic and active community of skiers Pass holders often meet fellow enthusiasts who share similar interests creating a true sense of camaraderie both on and off the slopes A perfect example of this community spirit is the exclusive Ikon Pass Cocktail where Ikon Pass holders are invited to celebrate the ski season with Mont Tremblant’s executive team in a relaxed après-ski atmosphere Tremblant offers two main season pass options each designed to suit different types of visitors: Both passes offer significant savings for frequent skiers compared to purchasing daily lift tickets If you plan to ski at Tremblant more than 7 to 10 days during the season investing in a season pass is a smart choice that will enhance your overall experience For Canadian residents who may not visit the resort often enough to justify a full season pass but still want to enjoy multiple days on the slopes, the Nordik Card is the perfect solution This card offers 2 to 4 days of skiing at the best available rate with the option to use the days throughout the season (Sunday to Friday) The Nordik Card is ideal for those seeking flexibility and value offering substantial savings compared to buying daily tickets while allowing a few trips without the full commitment of a season pass For skiers looking to elevate their experience Tremblant offers a variety of add-ons that can be bundled with a season pass to make your ski days even more enjoyable: Purchasing a Tremblant season pass offers unmatched value with exclusive discounts and the opportunity to become part of a close-knit community of winter sports enthusiasts Whether you prefer a full pass or a more flexible card Tremblant has options to suit all types of skiers No matter how often you hit the slopes or your style of skiing you’re guaranteed to enjoy a memorable winter season at Tremblant Please enter your email and we'll send you a new password request code. Please complete your profile to unlock commenting and other important features. The mountain says recent temps have been "above the minimum snowmaking threshold." Quebec's largest ski resort is postponing its opening date due to unexpected warmth. MTL Blog StaffContributorNov 13, 2024, 11:25 AMMont-Tremblant visitors will need to hold onto their skis just a little longer this season as the resort has postponed the start of its 2024-25 season While the mountain was all set to kick off its winter fun next week on November 22, Quebec's weather has thrown a curveball. According to Tremblant recent temperatures have been too warm for snowmaking The ski resort said that without enough cold weather snowmaking opportunities have been "few and far between." But don't stash away your gear just yet! The mountain resort promises the delay will be short With colder nights in the forecast, Tremblant says it's using this time to prepare the mountain Extra snowguns have been installed on the lower Nansen trail to cover this area quickly while other trails are getting similar attention The resort said this additional effort is meant to help ensure an optimal experience when skiers finally hit the slopes the team at Tremblant shared that it is "[looking] forward to welcoming you and sharing unforgettable snowy moments." For those eager to kick off the season in style Tremblant will host its annual red-carpet event at the base of the gondola on Thursday — a fresh kickoff for a fresh new ski season So while it may mean a few extra days of waiting Tremblant is putting in extra effort to make sure this season opens on a high note the slopes are gearing up for another unforgettable winter Love this? 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Resend email verification from Millla If you’re planning to enjoy winter from its very start in November and December here are some local tips to make the most of your first runs The ski season at Tremblant typically kicks off around November 22 snowmaking is key to ensuring excellent skiing conditions right from the beginning we’re equipped with one of the most advanced snowmaking systems in North America with more than 1,200 snow guns covering an impressive 213 hectares (527 acres) of our 309 hectares of skiable terrain The first trails to open are usually the P’tit Bonheur and Nansen Haut green runs, perfect for beginners, along with others like the Beauvallon for the 24h Tremblant The season starts with about ten trails open on the North and South sides From opening day onward, we always plan to have terrain park features ready for our freestyle enthusiasts The Alpine Park typically opens in its entirety before the holiday season and boxes to get your freestyle fix early in the season This steady expansion provides a nice variety of runs for all levels right from the start our temperatures are often milder than what we experience later in the season This early season is perfect for skiing in moderate temperatures a bit of humidity is common until Lake Tremblant fully freezes we suggest dressing in layers and opting for waterproof and breathable clothing to stay dry despite the humidity it evolves quickly thanks to our snowmaking system and the first natural snowfalls We typically receive an average of 62,4 cm of snow in November and 114,8 cm in December Early-season snow can sometimes be a bit heavier slower surface that’s perfect for regaining confidence on the slopes You’ll be able to enjoy a beautifully groomed surface for your first runs of the season The start of the season is packed with festive and sporting events that bring unique energy to the resort: Dig Deeper: Experience Holiday Season Magic at TremblantSEE FULL EVENTS CALENDAR {"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@id":"https:\/\/blogue.tremblant.ca\/tremblant-ski-season-opening\/#arve-youtube-t0kcdqlrv3q-2","type":"VideoObject","embedURL":"https:\/\/www.youtube-nocookie.com\/embed\/T0kCdQlRV3Q?feature=oembed&width=840&height=1000&discover=1&iv_load_policy=3&modestbranding=1&rel=0&autohide=1&playsinline=0&autoplay=0"} Why Visit Tremblant in November and December?If you love a festive atmosphere and want to enjoy a relatively quiet time before the holidays arrive November and December are the ideal months to experience Tremblant well-prepared slopes thanks to our snowmaking system this is when the resort is buzzing with early-season excitement Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned skier these early weeks offer a perfect introduction to the Quebec winter This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. 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Video evidence, NHLer testimony raise questions in world junior sexual assault trialThe National |May 2Video1:19 It is a priority for CBC to create products that are accessible to all in Canada including people with visual Closed Captioning and Described Video is available for many CBC shows offered on CBC Gem MontrealNewsMan dies after being found unconscious at ski resort in Mont-TremblantBy The Canadian PressPublished: March 12, 2025 at 6:30AM EDT Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved As the ski season transitions into its peak months Tremblant truly embraces its winter paradise vibe January and February bring some of the best skiing conditions of the year and breathtaking views of the snow-covered Laurentians the heart of the season offers something for every skier and snowboarder Tremblant’s average snowfall and expert snowmaking combine to create superb conditions across all four mountain sides We receive an average snowfall of 125 cm for January and 105 for February the snow becomes perfectly hard-packed—ideal for those who love carving smooth turns down signature runs like the Expo and Supérieur and alpine touring trails are typically open providing endless opportunities to explore the entire Trembant ski area Ski SmartThe colder temperatures of January and February are perfect for snow quality but demand extra preparation and take breaks at Tremblant’s cozy on-mountain lodges Dig deeper: Hidden Treasures: Le Refuge du Trappeur SEE FULL EVENTS CALENDAR Whether you’re a midweek adventurer or a weekend warrior January and February at Tremblant promise incredible skiing and unforgettable experiences and get ready to carve your way through the heart of winter Tremblant will welcome the first edition of BLOOMAFEST Tremblant The open-air event will take place at the foot of the pedestrian village and will mark the start of the summer season in Tremblant Jay Scott and Claudia Bouvette will grace the large stage set up for the occasion The team at Tremblant worked hard to create a quality program that will appeal to amateur and fervent music lovers alike Festival-goers of all ages can enjoy memorable moments with loved ones surrounded by stunning mountain views and a lively village in full bloom there’s something to delight everyone Singer-songwriter Claudia Bouvette has always been passionate about music With her long-time collaborator Connor Seidel she co-wrote and co-produced the vast majority of the 14 tracks that make up her first full-length album Claudia has performed at various festivals including Osheaga who has been touring around Quebec and Ontario even opened for Ne-Yo at the Festival des Montgolfières and for Sean Paul at Soif de Musique Claudia has been a staple of Quebec’s music scene for a few years now Jay Scøtt’s versatile and eclectic sound infuse a burst of flavour into his pop A veritable eulogy to Quebecer’s everyday reality Scøtt’s songs are replete with touching lyrics references to popular culture and memorable melodies they fuel the never-ending pursuit of happiness that carries all of us through life’s inevitable ups and downs Jay Scøtt draws people into his melancholy world of catchy rhymes and vocal melodies Next on the stage will be Charlotte Cardin an artist whose career has been gaining momentum around the world she recently won the ADISQ’s Félix de l’Artiste de l’année—Rayonnement international award in addition to receiving the most nominations at the 2024 JUNO Awards She went home with the awards for Artist of the Year Album of the Year and Single of the Year for “Confetti.” Her 99 Nights tour had her playing to sold-out rooms in over 50 cities around the world Charlotte will stop in Tremblant for one night only in May 2025 Elisapie’s unconditional attachment to her territory and her language remains at the core of her creative journey This millenary language embodies the wild beauty of the Inuit territory Always surrounded by Montréal’s best musicians Elisapie makes her culture resonate with finesse by mixing modernity and tradition where she covers ten classic rock and pop songs from the ’60s to the ’90s translated into Inuktitut Its success also earned Elisapie a Juno Award in the Contemporary Indigenous Artist of the Year category and allowed her to play over 70 concerts in Canada TALK is a Canadian singer-songwriter mostly known for his debut single TALK originally played bass in a country band before turning to rock and adopting his current stage name as an homage to Coldplay’s song “Talk” TALK quickly forged with a special bond with Quebec audiences he gave a remarkable performance at the Festival d’été de Québec (FEQ) where he sang La Bottine Souriante’s folk song “La Ziguezon” bolstered by his more than 747K fans on TikTok he won the JUNO Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year positive body image and inclusion has found a home in the heart of many of his fans Patrick Watson is an award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter from Montréal whose powerful vocals and musicality have earned him many awards including the Polaris Music Prize in 2007 and several JUNO nominations and additional Polaris prizes since His musical universe overflows with organic sounds and electronic textures that ground his sublime ballads in rock instrumentation and omnipresent vocals Patrick has toured on every continent with his band and as well as with symphony orchestras infusing his music with a new dimension and an ever-growing scope Tickets for BLOOMAFEST Tremblant go on sale on December 11 on the Ticketmaster platform the daily proscenium ticket at $99 and the daily VIP ticket at $129 (the latter includes covered boxes Full ticketing details are available at Ticketmaster.com This not-to-miss snowy adventure comes thanks to their partnership with TELUS. Samsung x TELUS Après-Ski Pop-Up Experience Designed to show skiers and snowboarders how the new Galaxy AI-powered features can enhance their day on the slopes the chalet-themed pop-up is loaded with activities to make this ski trip one for the books For the Slope Safari Scavenger Hunt, you'll take the new Galaxy S25 Series around Mont-Tremblant, and use the devices' latest Galaxy AI features to solve clues and find all the TELUS critters. You'll even have a shot at winning a Galaxy prize pack! but this chairlift photo experience at the Après All Day pop-up goes above and beyond snap a photo with the Galaxy S25 Series camera features powered by Galaxy AI With the new Best Face feature the camera will take multiple photos to ensure you always capture your good side it wouldn't be an après ski hang without a warm cup of hot chocolate can use Circle to Search with Google and Galaxy AI on TELUS’ reliable 5G network to choose your toppings place your order and enjoy a speedy and seamless hot chocolate experience create and print a custom sticker for your ski or snowboard gear with the Galaxy AI sticker studio thanks to Galaxy’s Sketch-to-Image feature Happening March 6-23 at Mont Tremblant Ski Resort's Chalet du Versant Nord, Samsung Canada's Après-Ski pop-up is an experience you don't want to miss Address: Chalet du Versant Nord - Mont Tremblant Ski Resort Why you need to go: This action-packed pop-up is your chance to explore all the exciting new AI-powered features of the Galaxy S25 Series — and you might even walk away with a Galaxy prize pack Learn more Password reset email has been sent to ${C} Modern Mississauga is about exploring Mississauga through the lens of the 21st century We cover everything from a uniquely Canadian perspective - culture and community - and aim to represent the diverse blend of interests and experiences of Canada's sixth-largest city Click here for the directory of Mississauga businesses open during COVID-19 With Canadian travel experiencing a significant increase this year, make your winter wonderful by immersing yourself in the Mont Tremblant region of Quebec.I’ve been here a few times already but this was my first winter adventure and I’ll certainly be returning. Here’s how to enjoy the Mont Tremblant region with friends The gear is in solid shape and of good quality because regardless of experience level Outdoor skating is another signature aspect of winter in Tremblant Resort They’ve got one and between the upbeat music enclosed fireplace to complete this wonderful winter activity.  25 minutes from Mont Tremblant in Mont-Blanc is the majestic Sentier des cimes Laurentides a majestic 40-meter-high structure offering panoramic views This treetop wooden walkway is all about accessibility as there’s an elevator from the main building to bring you to the walkway.The incline is only six degrees as you move up the spiral path there’s a reinforced net that you can walk across or lay down in for a memorable experience the views you’ll enjoy are unmatched.  is the ideal location for a snowshoe hike and the team at D-Tour Outdoor Experiences made sure it was terrific The packed lunch was a welcome reward at the end of our hike.In the Visitors Centre Our advanced three-kilometre roundtrip hike took us up a mountainside for wonderful views and included a cup of hot tea along the way There are also beginner and intermediate trail options to suit your desired level of activity during your visit snowshoe rentals and an expert guide are part of the package.There’s also a network of cross-country ski trails across the park if that’s your thing Know that there’s little to no cell signal in the park aside from the free wi-fi at the Visitors Centre so if there’s someone you’re in contact with often let them know you’ll be soaking up nature for a few hours On the same road as Mont-Tremblant National Park is a relatively new spot called Farouche Tremblant a cafe with seven A-frame rental cabins that offers winter activities go snow shoeing and enjoy the area on the banks of the Devil’s River.  Want to go for an ATV adventure in the woods? Of course you do! Based out of Labelle, a mere 30 minutes outside of Mont Tremblant rugged and powerful  Kawasaki Teryx 800cc will keep you in motion and with the flaps deployed Each machine holds up to four people and the 15 km roundtrip spans 90 minutes The scenery in the northern edge of Mont-Tremblant National Park will keep everyone but the driver capturing pictures and video There’s a picturesque warming station approximately halfway through the journey.Helmets and a detailed briefing are included to make sure you’re safe the meaty tires kept us in motion the entire journey and our top-notch professional guide made for a perfect afternoon.Note that the machine is fairly loud so if you have sensitivity to loud sounds Of the dozens of dining destinations available in Tremblant Resort here’s where I went and highly recommend: La Forge Bistro-Bar and Grill sandwiches and more on their premium yet approachable menu It’s in the heart of Tremblant pedestrian village and if you’re into heated winter patio dining the patio seats are in the shape of chair lifts I’ve been here before and happily went again because the food is splendid the service superb and the healthy portion sizes will make sure you leave satisfied along with chocolate and fruit fondue for dessert Bonus points of you opt for the raclette.  This was a “I want wings” second dinner selection in the pedestrian village and this place hit the spot and then some This Western-themed restaurant has a good vibe just enough menu items without being overwhelming and the wings are quite good had a kitchen and with a grocery store in the village a quick trip there took care of breakfasts and some lunches I went simple with eggs and hash browns and know that the grocery store is well-stocked with a strong variety of items.  If you’re asking “what’s the best hotel in Tremblant Resort?” then I’ve got an answer for you; Sommet des Neiges a few more steps from the gondolas and chairlifts for skiing has underground parking and top-notch customer service The room I stayed in was adorned with a super-comfy King-sized bed aforementioned kitchen and a wonderful couch this is my new favourite hotel in Mont Tremblant The furthest I walked was from the hotel to the outdoor skating rink Speaking of walking, spend some time exploring the pedestrian village and experiencing the excitement of the village both during the day and at night. This special part of Quebec Canada has so much to offer and caters to variety of travellers both the action-seekers and those who prefer a slower a touch on the car I drove from Mississauga to Tremblant the 2025 Toyota Corolla Hybrid All-Wheel Drive this 1,500+ km journey was made better with the stability of the Corolla more so with the high-quality winter tires.  modern technology and several standard active safety systems all made this an ideal travelling companion To plan your adventure:laurentians.comtremblant.ca 2025 Hyundai Elantra Hybrid - Value Leader a much beloved and passionate advocate of the preservation and our stories The new and improved Marina Park in Port Credit has gone from bland to grand and reopens on May 3rd Welcome to the May 2025 Mississauga Music Notes; get ready for a marvellous month of music I’ll share some lesser-known attractions that are certainly worth visiting as you road trip in Eastern Newfoundland & Labrador Deep Cleaning: Creating a Commercial Cleaning Schedule That Works Learn about Mississauga’s Newton’s Grove School and their philosophy of “Classrooms that Think.” Voters in Mississauga can use the code 'WECANVOTE' to access two free 30-minute rides to help them get to and from their polling location Subscribe To Our NewsletterAboutContact UsMedia KitTestimonials © 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED MODERN MISSISSAUGA MEDIA LTD MontrealNewsMont Tremblant ski resort postponing opening due to warm temperaturesBy Marisela AmadorPublished: November 12, 2024 at 3:08PM EST The highly anticipated annual Legends Classic ski race is back at Tremblant Organized by the Canadian Ski Hall of Fame & Museum in conjunction with Station Mont Tremblant and Le Club de Ski Mont Tremblant this fun event is open to skiers of all levels 100 per cent of the $40 registration fee goes to support the Canadian Ski Hall of Fame & Museum Whether you are an experienced racer or would like to try your hand at the thrill of racing for the first time There are three categories: Juniors (ages 7 – 17) The Giant Slalom competition will take place on the McCulloch south-side trail The Legends Classic race was inaugurated on February 9 in celebration of Tremblant’s 75th Anniversary Amongst the many Legends who have participated in this high-profile event since its beginning are such former Olympians and highly decorated athletes as Nancy Greene Raine Michel Daigle and numerous distinguished notables including the Right Honourable David Johnston over 100 athletes and their coaches from the Club de Ski Mont Tremblant compete in the Legends Classic two-hundred and twenty-seven (227) skiers from 7 to 92 years old took part in the race One of the most seasoned competitors is 93-year-old Bill Gordon Bill is in training and has already registered for the upcoming race One of the highlights of the day is the awards ceremony held at 3 p.m in the storied Chalet des Voyageurs at the base of the mountain Everyone is welcome to join in the festivities families and friends gather there for the medal ceremony door prizes and presentation of the coveted André Charron trophy the first André Charron trophy was awarded in memory of André Charron to the male and female with the fastest time of the day Donated by his daughter Caroline Charron and his two grandsons the trophy has become a tradition for the past ten years the recipients of this prestigious award were Lily Ettedgui from the Club de Ski Mont Tremblant and for the 3rd time Caroline and her sons will be on hand to present the trophy on April 6th There are over forty valued volunteers who lend their time and expertise in the months leading up to the event and on race day.  If you are unable to race and would like to participate as a volunteer, please let the organizers know at:  legendsclassic@skimuseum.ca We can’t wait to see you at the Legends Classic 2025.  For more details and to register for the race, visit  skimuseum.ca/events Ottawa WatchMan dies at Mont-Tremblant ski resortMan dies after being found unconscious at ski resort in Mont-Tremblant The Quebec Liberal party held its only English-language leadership debate on Sunday at John Abbott College in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Unionized employees at Montreal’s IKEA store continued their strike on Sunday “It should be left to the discretion of professionals and teachers,” said one Montreal teacher as Quebec’s Education Minister announced new civility rules for schools on Thursday Olympic silver medalist Elvis Stojko is currently on tour with Stars on Ice and made a pit stop to talk about the tour and his need for speed on the racetrack with CityNews’ Sports reporter Lindsay Dunn “Entirely unfair both to the unhoused persons and to the STM,” said David Chapman of Resilience Montreal as the STM lifts its temporary loitering ban in Montreal’s metro system and get up-to-the-minute breaking-news alerts weather and video from CityNews anywhere you are – across all Android and iOS devices Did you know that the forests between the Le Géant and Le Diable golf courses are part of an officially recognized nature reserve the Rivière-du-Diable Nature Reserve is a protected forested area that has been officially recognized since March 2014 designated by the Ministère du Développement durable highlights a long-standing commitment to conservation and community well-being The roots of the reserve trace back more than 30 years During the planning stages of the Le Diable golf course Station Mont Tremblant and the Ministry of the Environment agreed to safeguard a 42-hectare section along the river’s south bank This initiative expanded in 2004 with an additional 32 hectares to the north creating a total protected area of 74 hectares—comparable to 150 football fields The reserve ensures the permanent preservation of 3 km of natural riverbanks This protected area helps safeguard local ecosystems and provides a vital habitat for various species including large numbers of white-tailed deer the reserve is a major recreational and tourism asset Stretching from Domaine St-Bernard to the resort center it enhances the municipality’s trail network and offers an accessible natural environment for all Station Mont Tremblant took its commitment one step further by donating the reserve to the City of Mont-Tremblant ensuring it remains a shared treasure for generations to come This gesture reflects a dedication not just to conservation but to the quality of life and natural heritage of the region The Rivière-du-Diable Nature Reserve stands as a testament to sustainable stewardship—a win for nature This image was not taken this year.Photo: Pgiam/Getty Images Nov 14, 2024While the ski season is getting underway out West, Mont-Tremblant Ski Resort has been forced to pump the brakes due to a spate of warm weather.  Mont-Tremblant originally intended to open on November 22nd according to a statement published by the resort earlier this week snowmaking windows have been few and far between preventing Mont-Tremblant from establishing an early-season base The resort now plans to open on November 28th 2024.Mont-Tremblant’s statement also pointed to the arrival of colder temperatures in the coming days which could expedite snowmaking efforts.  “The Tremblant team shares your impatience and is working hard to offer optimal conditions We look forward to welcoming you and sharing unforgettable snowy moments with you,” the statement reads The snow guns are firing on Mont-Tremblant's summit on November 14 was 21.7 degrees Celsius (71 degrees Fahrenheit) Mont-Tremblant is a day trip from Montreal by car It’s Quebec’s largest resort it’ll be the earliest opening since 1998 From ski resort news to profiles of the world’s best skiers The community of the Maître in Mont-Tremblant amazes us yet again with its new section a jewel tucked away among mountains and valleys Located in the heart of the majestic Laurentians Longchamp offers a matchless lifestyle where nature and comfort unite to create a remarkable environment to enjoy in every season the community of the Maître is a true paradise for those who love the outdoors Its golf terrain featuring two perfectly maintained 18-hole courses – is a perfect playground for golfers seeking challenges But the appeal of this property doesn’t stop there cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails and soon the new Gray Rocks nature reserve the river winding through the lower part of the estate becomes the perfect place to enjoy fishing pickleball and cycling trails enrich the idyllic surroundings providing residents and visitors with a multitude of activities to explore and appreciate The Longchamp section offers two new residence models designed to meet the needs of families and couples With configurations ranging from three to four bedrooms and prices starting at under one million Each one-storey house integrates harmoniously into the landscape with natural waterfalls enhancing the backyards and creating a truly peaceful haven the Maître de Mont-Tremblant is a vibrant community where well-being conviviality and harmony with nature are central to the priorities Whether you are seeking a peaceful refuge or a place to experience adventure and sports this estate invites you to savour each season in an exceptional environment Giant Mont-Tremblant has become one of the most popular stores for high-end name bicycles A destination in itself and located beside the P’tit Train du Nord it welcomes cyclists from throughout Quebec as well as from Ontario and the United States Founded by Claudie Maltais and Patrick Bohémier in 2020 this shop – formerly known as the Vélo-Gare Tremblant – originally offered rental and repair services after having worked for a few months for the brand Giant and its women’s subsidiary Liv Patrick and Claudie decided to associate with these indispensable members of the world of cycling to create this signature boutique While the place as a whole with its mountain style was magnificent it was important to climb to the second floor and see whether it would serve The wood and glass worked well together to spotlight the Giant-brand bicycles which in 2023 won the award for the best bikes as recognized by Finder with a crushing client-satisfaction rating of 98 percent It should be noted for connoisseurs that the shop also sells Momentum and Cadex bicycles Giant Mont-Tremblant meets cyclists’ needs: road a huge inventory of special bikes allows customers not only to rent one for single- or multi-day bicycle excursions but also to try the bicycle of their dreams prior to buying it A repair workshop permits all owners of Giant bikes to benefit from the technicians’ expertise and the guarantee of their mount Giant Mont-Tremblant clients can rely on the expertise of Coach Chris well-known in the world of cycling and endurance sports and we are really happy to work with him,” Patrick notes “He has been the coach and trainer for a number of training camps for duathlon He is a true expert in positioning on a bike and training for endurance sports.” Jean-Philippe Després had just arrived from Repentigny to obtain a Giant Propel Advanced SL 0 on which Dylan Groenewegen had won the sixth stage of the most recent Tour de France the new owner was able to take advantage of the expertise of Coach Chris to have his superb bike custom-adjusted and three different Giant Stores,” explains Jean-Philippe “My wife and I discovered Giant Mont-Tremblant when we passed it on the linear park and the service which made it our choice… and this region really charmed us we’ve been riding here a lot; the network of cyclable trails is incredible and we’ve ended up being the Quintessence hotel’s best customers,” he says joins his passion for biking and the creation of renowned businesses he works ceaselessly to promote cycling in all its forms and dreams of being able to introduce – on a bike and in a safe manner – our magnificent region “Some people want to know more about the region’s history and heritage while others want to find the best routes or mountain biking trails we’ve been organizing group rides with Coach Chris for everyone on Wednesday evenings when the shop closes It’s very popular and it’s free,” he concludes giantmonttremblant.com/ca More from this author by clicking on his photo below Discover a delicious array of hot chocolate experiences at Tremblant this winter Whether you love the classic and comforting or crave the more elaborate and decadent Tremblant offers a diverse selection of destinations for your next cup of cocoa come savor the magic of hot chocolate with us The Refuge du Trappeur located on the edge of the slopes on the Versant Soleil offers a warm escape in the heart of winter The shelter’s rustic atmosphere and welcoming fireplace create the perfect setting for a well-deserved break Imagine yourself shredding down the snowy slopes then stopping at the Refuge to enjoy a delicious classic hot chocolate topped with a generous layer of whipped cream Chocolato is an irresistible sweet oasis in the center of the pedestrian village Their decadent hot chocolate can be decorated with your choice of toppings such as hazelnut pieces intense dark chocolate shavings or a cascade of creamy whipped cream Don’t forget to top off this treat with a toasted marshmallow In the heart of the charming pedestrian village, Bistro Au Grain de Café offers a warm and delicious experience The picturesque atmosphere of this place transports you to a world where time seems to slow down the classic hot chocolate stands out for its richness and velvety texture warming the hearts of visitors looking for a moment of relaxation Rocky Mountain Chocolate delights foodies with a truly decadent hot chocolate where each sip reveals a divine fusion of flavours Delicately sprinkled chocolate curls flirt with a chocolate-covered marshmallow creating an exquisite symphony of textures and tastes On the edge of the Nansen Ski Slope, visitors can relax in a picturesque setting while enjoying a decadent hot chocolate, topped with a generous graham cracker topping. The snowy atmosphere and the comfort of the terrace create the ideal setting to enjoy this warm drink after a day of adventure on the slopes. The Ricochet Café thus becomes an essential stopover for lovers of skiing and gourmet pleasures At the top of the ski mountain, in the Grand Manitou chalet, Le P’tit Bonheur offers a deliciously comforting break enhanced with a light touch of whipped cream warms skiers looking for a sweet and simple moment the relaxed atmosphere and the familiar flavor of hot chocolate create a soothing interlude to the excitement of the slopes Mi-Station stands as the central point where the bustling energies of the pedestrian village and visitors converge This charming stopover is an ideal place to grab a quick snack after a day of mountain adventures At the foot of the slopes, near the gondola entrance, Café Johannsen welcomes lovers of classic hot chocolate There’s nothing better than enjoying this comforting drink while admiring the majestic view of the snow-capped mountains Le Fluide Bar à Jus offers a unique experience by offering much more than a simple selection of fresh juices and smoothies Among its hidden treasures is a classic hot chocolate At the top of rue des Remparts in the pedestrian village of Tremblant, the irresistible Queues de Castor offer an unforgettable gourmet break The 24h Tremblant event recently celebrated its 24th edition continuing its remarkable journey of solidarity for children raised a record-breaking $7,011,993 for children’s well-being Over 4,500 participants took part in this landmark event braving the cold of the night and celebrating in the sun to support this noble cause The weekend also featured an exciting lineup of performances and activities bringing together renowned artists such as Laurence Nerbonne The festivities included a stunning torchlight descent to electro beats by DJ Montana leaving colorful smoke trails in their wake the event is already gearing up for its 25th anniversary in 2025 with registrations now open for last year’s participants and general registration beginning in March 2025? who has been the executive producer from the very beginning came up with the idea to adapt this concept into a ski challenge to unite the community around a philanthropic cause 700 participants gathered for the first Grand Prix 24h de Tremblant raising the impressive sum of $300,000—double the expected amount the event’s impact has significantly increased funding critical pediatric healthcare and research initiatives Over the years, the 24h Tremblant has hosted numerous Canadian sports stars and entertainers and Alexandre Despatie have not only competed but also inspired participants featuring performances by artists like Simple Plan creating an electrifying vibe that propels everyone through the challenge There’s a unique magic to the 24h Tremblant that keeps participants coming back Whether skiing down the mountain during the night or in the early hours participants feel a deep connection to the cause Each edition is filled with unforgettable moments—cheers every hour will make a difference in the lives of children in need The event begins with the Friday night party all inspired by the courage of the children they are supporting Saturday morning starts with breakfast alongside the sponsored children moments that often spark further motivation buoyed by the live music and an overwhelming sense of community For its 24th edition, the 24h Tremblant is placing a special emphasis on delivering an extraordinary experience for participants through “La 24e : Grande Édition.” This year promises unforgettable moments, epic festivities, a top-tier music lineup, and exciting new features Both returning participants and newcomers will be part of something truly unique and memorable with every detail carefully planned to elevate the experience and make this milestone edition one to remember Whether you’re participating as an athlete the 24h Tremblant offers the chance to make a real difference while soaking in the breathtaking beauty and community spirit of Tremblant the 24h Tremblant is a powerful testament to the incredible things that can happen when a community unites for a common cause