Mont Tremblant riding guide - World Snowboard Guide

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Freeriding

Freeriders have a really good mountain to explore, with plenty of white knuckle trails with drop offs, trees and powder. For some excellent tree-riding, go to Emotion. This area is graded a double black diamond trail, so it's not for the weak-kneed.

Freestylers

Freestylers have a decent size halfpipe and park, located under the Express Flying Mile chair on the South side, and only takes a few minutes to reach. The park is well looked after and you also get to listen to some decent tunes blasting out of the P.A.

Pistes

Carvers buckle up tight as you'll be able to show off in style on well-pisted trails with 'carve me up' written all over them. Geant, a long wide black run on the North side, is really fun, being long and wide, while Zag-Zag on the South side is a killer double black that tames out lower down.

Beginners

Beginners Tremblant offers more than enough for first timers, with easy green and blue runs on the South side. Take the Express Tremblant chair and novices can ride from top to bottom, via La Crette and Nansen green trails. If you're a late (in the day) starter then you may wish to have a late lesson; for around C$10 you can have an evening instruction session.

Resort Statistics

Resort Type: Alpine
Winter: Nov to May
Summer: None

Lifts

Total Lifts: 12
Gondolas: 2
Chair lifts: 9
Drag lifts: 1
Max people per hour: 27,230
Board Leashes required: Yes

Mountain

Total pistes/trails: 94
Total ride area: 602 acres
Longest run: 3.75miles (6km)

Top lift: 875m
Vertical drop: 694m
First lift: 181m

Piste suitability

Green runs: 17%
Red runs: 33%
Black runs: 80%

Lift Passes

Lift Passes:
Half-day $47.75
Full-Day $55.85
Lift times:8.30am to 4.00pm

Snowfall

Average annual snowfall: 3.82metres
Artificial snowmaking coverage: 70%

Facilities

Snowboard Schools: 90 minute group lesson, morning lesson $50, afternoon $57
Snowboard Hire: Board & Boots $32 per day, $45 for top stuff
Night Riding: : No