Mont Tremblant is the ultimate destination for families looking to embrace winter. We recently experienced this snowy paradise located in Quebec, Canada and tried first-hand plenty of exciting activities, delicious dining options, and family-friendly accommodations. It’s safe to say that if you’re looking for the perfect Canadian family vacation spot to do all the winter things, Mont Tremblant is the place to be! I’ve put together this Mont Tremblant winter travel guide for families to help you create your own Mont Tremblant winter itinerary.
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Where to Stay in Mont Tremblant
Choosing the right accommodation is essential for a family trip, and the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tremblant offers comfort and convenience. Located just steps from the pedestrian village, this hotel is ideal for families. Their spacious suites include kitchenettes, making it easy to prepare snacks or light meals. The hotel also offers complimentary breakfast and an outdoor hot tub to relax in after a day on the slopes. Plus, its proximity to the lifts and village amenities makes getting around fast and easy.
Mont Tremblant Winter Activities to Experience
Mont Tremblant is packed with fun winter activities for families. Here’s what we recommend adding to your Mont Tremblant winter itinerary while you’re there:
Skiing & Snowboarding
Mont Tremblant is renowned for its world-class slopes that cater to all skill levels. Families can spend the day exploring the mountain’s many trails, and with over 100 runs, there’s something for everyone. The well-maintained slopes and scenic views make skiing or snowboarding here a memorable experience.
Kids Ski Lessons with Tremblant Snow School
If your kiddos are new to skiing like our daughter was, the Tremblant Snow School offers lessons with experienced instructors. They focus on safety, building confidence, and making skiing fun for kids, ensuring they have a positive introduction to the sport. Our daughter absolutely loved her ski lesson and was begging to go again the next day. If you have kids with little to no ski or snowboard experience, I recommend adding this Mont Tremblant winter travel family guide for families suggestion to your list!
Helicopter Tour with Heli Tremblant
Get to see Mont Tremblant from a new perspective during a helicopter tour with Heli Tremblant. You’ll get a bird’s-eye view of the snow-covered mountains and forests.
brind’O Aquaclub
Take a break from the cold with a visit to brind’O Aquaclub located within the village. This indoor water park features slides, pools, and water play areas that are perfect for kids. It’s a great way to mix in some indoor fun during your stay. During the winter months until February 16th, the park is open Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday’s from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For opening hours throughout the rest of the year, you can check out the brind’O Aquaclub website.
Snow Tubing with Snow Adventures Laurentians
Snow tubing is a guaranteed family favorite. Zooming down the slopes on tubes is both thrilling and easy, making it perfect for kids of all ages. Snow Adventures Laurentians offers well-maintained tubing runs with various levels of intensity.
Skating at the Chapel Grounds
Another fun and truly Canadian winter experience is ice skating. You and the family can glide across the outdoor skating rink near the chapel, surrounded by twinkling lights and mountain views. Don’t have skates? No worries! There are rentals are available in the little house beside the rink.
Where to Eat in Mont Tremblant
Whether you’re craving a hearty meal after skiing or a quick dessert stop, these restaurants are family favorites:
Ô Wok
Ô Wok serves up fresh Asian-inspired dishes like stir-fried noodles, rice bowls, and spring rolls. The warm, flavorful meals are a great way to refuel, and the restaurant’s casual vibe makes it family-friendly.
Le Grand Manitou
Situated at the summit of Mont Tremblant, Le Grand Manitou is ideal for a mid-ski break or a scenic lunch. This place offers a quick service counter and cafeteria style food like soups and pasta. This place definitely has the best view in the Laurentians!
Resto-Bar Le Shack
Located in the heart of the pedestrian village, this cozy bar and grill is known for its generous portions and laid-back atmosphere. The menu is full of comfort food like burgers and poutine (you need to have AT LEAST one during your stay), making it a great option after a full day on the slopes.
Chocolato
Chocolato is the go-to spot for decadent desserts and hot chocolate. Whether you’re stopping by for a sweet treat after skating or indulging in fondue, this café will satisfy your sweet tooth. Do yourself a favour and go here on day one. Just so you can see how insanely good the hot chocolate is, and you can continue having one every day of your visit.
Microbrasserie La Diable
This beloved microbrewery is a must-visit for craft beer lovers, but it’s also great for families. Their menu features hearty pub fare, from burgers and nachos to shepherd’s pie. Parents can sample the house-brewed beers while kids dig into the comfort food classics.
La Pizzateria
If you’re craving pizza during your stay, La Pizzateria is the place to be. Their wood-fired pizzas are much loved by both kids and adults, and the menu also offers a variety of pasta and salads as well. The relaxed atmosphere and extensive menu make it a great option for family dinners.
As you can see from my Mont Tremblant winter travel guide for families, there’s plenty to do to embrace the colder season. Whether you’re hitting the slopes, indulging in sweet treats, or enjoying scenic views from a helicopter, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Start planning your adventure using this Mont Tremblant winter itinerary and create forever memories with your family in this winter wonderland!
