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About Mont Tremblant, Quebec

 

Town of Mont Tremblant
Rich in charm and bubbling with activity, the Town of Mont Tremblant is divided into three sectors (Mont Tremblant Resort, Mont Tremblant Old Village, and Mont Tremblant Downtown) each with a distinct style and magic all its own.

 

Mont Tremblant Resort
The highest peak in the Laurentians, Mont Tremblant offers skiers 600 acres for skiing and riding, with 121 acres of glades and a 2000+ feet of vertical rise. Plus, guests can enjoy Tremblant's high-energy Snow Park with its 18 acres of ramps, modules, jumps, music and Olympic-caliber half-pipe, in addition to plenty of trails on the area's vast cross-country network. Considered the premier European Resort in North America, Mont Tremblant offers excellence and proximity for Canadians, Europeans and East Coasters, alike.

 

Pedestrian Village
Anchoring the mountain is the Pedestrian Village, the heart of the Resort. Located on the shores of Lake Tremblant, the Pedestrian Village sparkles with activity and provides guests with access to everything the heart could possibly desire-all within walking distance. Enjoy ski-in/ski-out access, exclusive and one-of-a kind boutiques, fine-dining, fabulous après-ski and nightlife or simply soak up the sun and enjoy the authentic Quebec architecture and multi-colored roofs that lend themselves to the hip charm and distinct worlds-away feel of Tremblant. Home to a movie theatre, La Source Aqua Club, the children's circus and the alpine luge.

 

Mont-Tremblant Old Village
Small and friendly, the old village with its typically Québécois features and its rustic atmosphere offers guests a wide variety of seasonal attractions in all seasons. Families and sun enthusiasts alike can relax at Lac Mercier beach or discover the fresh produce and farm product of the Summer Market. Other attractions include the art gallery housed in the old train station and unique boutiques and great restaurants.

 

Mont Tremblant Downtown
Formerly the town of Saint Jovite, Mont Tremblant Downtown is celebrated for its country atmosphere and offers a range of services including a selection of bakeries, specialized food markets, and a range of restaurants, and sports and gift shops. Also home to the Mont Tremblant Tubing area.

 

Geant
Situated next to the golf course, Géant enjoys village acces and offers a varity of luxury condos and harming residences. Great for familiesFor families, it's a dream come true!

 

La Foret
Nestled along the mountainside, Tremblant Sunstar residences of Domaine de la Forêt offer spectacular views, all the conveniences and direct access to the ski trails. The ideal home-away-from-home for avid skiers!

 

Nansen
Within this private, peaceful enclave, poised between earth and sky, lake and mountain, wilderness and civilization, Domaine Nansen is a small cluster of homes, hidden on Tremblant's forested South Side borned from a successful study in what mountain living should be.

 

Versant Soleil (versant = mountainside)
Rooted in the Old World, adapted to the New World, and perfectly realized in Quebec's Laurentian Mountains, Versant Soleil is a perfect complement to today's Tremblant. Versant Soleil is now officially open, having welcomed its first homeowners in June 2007 and continues to shine with dazzling new developments, including ski terrain expansion, premium shopping and dining, and a direct connection between Versant Soleil and the South village thanks to a new village to village lift. NOTE south village is versant sud.

 

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