Mont Tremblant is the largest ski resort in eastern Canada, with 102 trails, 14 lifts, and a vertical drop of 645 metres. The mountain has two distinct sides: the north side, with its more challenging runs and better powder, and the sunnier south side where beginners and intermediates do most of their skiing. The ski season runs from late November to mid-April, with snowmaking covering the main trails when nature doesn't cooperate.
In summer the mountain transforms entirely. The gondola still runs, carrying hikers and mountain bikers to the summit, where on clear days you can see the Laurentians stretching to the horizon. The bike park has trails for all abilities. Lift-served hiking and trail running are popular from June through October.
The resort village at the base — modelled on a Québécois town square — fills with visitors year-round. It's deliberately pedestrianised and can feel like a theme park at peak times, but the mountain itself remains the real draw.