Slopes Tremblant

Ski slopes Tremblant

The ski resort of Tremblant has runs of all difficulty levels. The slopes lead down to the valleys through long and sometimes wide forest glades. For experts, there are long mogul slopes and very difficult runs. Beginners will feel very comfortable on the flat, long and wide slopes. Every turn is accompanied by a beautiful view of the Laurentian Mountains.

Runs/slopes

Total: 81.9 km

Easy	21.6 km	(26 %)
Intermediate	24.5 km	(30 %)
Difficult	35.8 km	(44 %)

Worth knowing

Artificial snow-making
1164 Snow cannons
85 % of the slopes have snow-making capabilities
Valley run available
Easy, intermediate and difficult runs lead down to the valley. These all have artificial snow-making capabilities.

Run location

under tree line

Longest run

Nansen · Length 6 km · Elevation difference 645 m

Most difficult run

Dynamite · Length 1 km · Elevation difference 330 m

Slope tip

Beauvallon (south side)
Toboggan (Le Soleil)
Beauchemin Haut (north side)
McCulloch (south side)
Jasey Jay Anderson (north side)
Lowell Thomas (north side)

Snowparks

Snow park/Fun park
No halfpipe

Highlights

Additional Offerings
Holders of a First Tracks pass can start their day on the slopes from 7.45 am. The pass can be purchased for a fee or is given to guests as a bonus at participating hotels in the ski resort.

McCulloch slope with panoramic view over Lac Tremblant — McCulloch slope with panoramic view over Lac…

Towns/villages at the ski resort (distance from town center):
Tremblant (0.1 km), Mont-Tremblant Village (5 km), Mont-Tremblant (12 km) Towns/villages at the ski resort more

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