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The Lac Tremblant Cruise leaves from a point just two minutes from Tremblant resort, offering a relaxed time on the water. This experience is a straightforward boat cruise across Lac Tremblant, designed so you can enjoy the lake from a different perspective. You will travel across more than half of the lake, with the captain and his crew acting as your hosts throughout the outing. They will manage the vessel and attend to guests as you move through open water. Along the way, you’ll spend time afloat and see large areas of Lac Tremblant that are best viewed from the boat, while enjoying the calm of being on the lake.

At the snow tubing park in Mont‑Tremblant you'll find eight dedicated tubing runs and two rope tows set on slopes that offer views of St Jovite village. You can enjoy tubing during the day or choose an evening session, making the park suitable for families and groups and a good option for an après‑ski or evening outing. The site also includes a picnic area and a restaurant where you can rest between runs. Self‑check‑in kiosks are available to help speed up arrival. Helmets and snow pants may be rented on site, though inventory is limited, so you may want to arrive early if you need equipment.

An evening ride in Mont‑Tremblant offers a gentle way to take in the surrounding winter scenery. The journey will begin along open fields and continue through the forest, letting you move quietly into the Laurentian winter landscape. Along the way you will have time to absorb the calm surroundings and the changing sights of trees and snow. A storyteller or musician will entertain you and your family with legends of Tremblant or with songs, creating a warm, communal atmosphere as you travel. You will also enjoy a warm cup of hot chocolate. The experience is designed to be family‑friendly, so everyone—from the youngest to the oldest—can share the ride and the stories in comfort.

On Mont Tremblant in Quebec, you'll reach the zipline start via gondola and join a professionally guided experience on the province's longest ziplines. You will have the opportunity to zip from the summit of the mountain back down to the village, moving along five distinct lines that together total almost 4 km in length. Along the way, the route shifts in length and angle, so each zipline feels different as you travel from the top towards the village below. Guides will lead the group and oversee safety throughout, while you experience the continuous descent across the five spectacular ziplines and the change of perspective that comes with moving from summit to village.

A helicopter flight from Mont Tremblant offers a unique way to see the Laurentians from above. These are the only Mont Tremblant helicopter flights in the Laurentians, so the experience focuses on aerial views of the region. From the lift-off to the flight over the landscape and the return to land, you’ll have a compact, memorable perspective on the area. You’ll be seated next to a window and will be given a headset so the pilot can share knowledge of the local geography and answer your questions along the way. As you move through the sky, expect wide views of the Tremblant area and surrounding Laurentian scenery. The combination of take‑off, airborne views and landing gives you a complete short flight experience that highlights the region from a different angle.

Beginning with pickup from the Tremblant resort, this family rafting tour takes you down the Rouge River. It’s suitable for families with children aged 6 and up. A professional guide will give a safety briefing and clear instructions before you set off, so everyone knows what to expect on the water. As you move along the river, you’ll experience class 1 and 2 rapids that are family-friendly yet fun. There will be chances to stop for swimming, try raft surfing and even cliff jumping if you choose. Along the route you’ll also pause for lunch, and a vegetarian option is available. The trip balances gentle thrills with relaxed breaks so the whole family can join in.

You will have a dogsled experience in the Laurentian wilderness that begins at the kennel. When you arrive, the sound of eager sled dogs will welcome you. Together with your guide, you will meet the team of dogs before heading out through forests, across field trails and over hilly terrain pulled by the dogs. During the ride, you may drive your own sled or sit as a passenger; participants typically switch places at the mid-point so everyone has a turn behind the sled. Along the way you will travel amid the natural scenery of the Laurentians and be able to spend time with the dogs. Hot chocolate will be served to help you warm up and to give you a relaxed moment to chat with your guide and learn more about the animals and the kennel.

Take to the air over Mont-Tremblant on a panoramic helicopter flight that gives you a broad aerial view of the area. From above, you will see the whole of lake Tremblant, the surrounding mountain and the touristic village, all laid out beneath you as the helicopter moves along. The elevated perspective makes it easy to appreciate how the lake, slopes and settlement fit together in the landscape. The service operates year-round, so you may take this flight in any season. Bring your camera to capture the scenery, and keep an eye out for wildlife — you may even spot animals typical of the Laurentians from above. The experience focuses on sightseeing and photographic views of Mont-Tremblant and its surroundings.

On the Rouge River in Quebec, you’ll take part in a white water rafting trip that has been one of the province’s most popular for more than a quarter century. You’ll face rapids that come up fast and furious in a cascade of ledges, drops and waves, giving both veteran rafters and newcomers an exciting ride. The rafting season typically opens in the Harrington Canyon when the spring flood is at its peak. In summer, trips typically run through the challenging Seven Sisters, which offer impressive continuous rapids. Along the way you’ll descend the stretches of river that best suit the current water levels, so the exact sections you experience may vary. Overall, you’ll encounter a mix of short, sharp drops and longer, running rapids that showcase why the Rouge River is rated among North America’s top rivers for rafting.

This rafting trip offers one run on either the Harrington Canyon or Seven Sisters sections of the Rouge River. The rapids come up fast in a cascade of ledges, drops and waves that are sure to thrill seasoned rafters and beginners alike. Along the way you’ll experience lively, technical water that keeps the pace exciting without overstating what to expect. You will raft 8 km with a guide and all equipment is provided. Transport to and from the Tremblant resort is included, and the outing is a shared experience with other guests. Food and drink will be available to purchase separately during the trip.

The Fire Man guided snowshoe tour in Mont‑Tremblant leads you into a quieter side of the area, away from busier slopes. An entertaining and knowledgeable guide will take you along forest trails and up to beautiful viewpoints. As you move through the trees, the pace will allow time for conversation and for the guide to share local insights about the landscape. Along the way you'll have the chance to see wildlife such as deer, and to come across bear and porcupine tracks. The guide may point out animal signs and explain what they mean, helping you notice details you might otherwise miss. The experience combines gentle outdoor exercise with peaceful woodland scenery and intermittent panoramic views.

This private SUV transfer from Mont‑Tremblant to Montreal Airport (YUL) provides a comfortable, door‑to‑door journey tailored to your needs. You will travel in a spacious, air‑conditioned SUV that carries up to four passengers and offers ample room for luggage. Professional, multilingual drivers fluent in English, Polish and Ukrainian will meet you and handle the route for a direct, private transfer. Along the way your driver will monitor flight status to ensure on‑time pick‑up and drop‑off. You will avoid taxi queues and shared rides, and enjoy the privacy of a dedicated vehicle. The service uses fixed pricing with no hidden fees, so the cost you see is the cost you pay. The transfer is suitable for families, business travellers or small groups who value comfort and reliability.

Challenge yourself with an ice climbing initiation course at Tremblant resort. This activity is aimed at beginners, so no previous climbing experience is necessary. It’s presented as a family-friendly way to try a new winter sport in a resort setting. The course is an introduction to ice climbing and may include learning basic movements, simple techniques and essential safety concepts as you try climbing on ice. Along the way, you'll have the chance to experience the unique feel of climbing frozen surfaces in the mountain environment. The pace is suitable for newcomers and for families who want to take part together, giving you a practical, hands-on taste of the sport without assuming prior skills.

This private, personalised and luxurious travel experience offers a calm, stress-free way to see places on your own terms. You will enjoy a focus on comfort and privacy, with services arranged to create a relaxed journey. The overall aim is to remove hassles so you can concentrate on the places and moments that matter to you. A tailor-made itinerary will be prepared to match your interests and preferences. Along the way, plans will reflect what you want to explore, at a pace that suits you. The experience is designed to be flexible and personal, with luxury touches throughout to enhance your time away.

The Treetop walk offers a new way to see the Laurentian landscape from above the trees. You will start along a path that winds through the forest and up into the treetops. The nearly one-kilometre elevated walkway leads to an observation tower that rises 40 metres (about the height of a 12‑storey building) above the forest. From there you will look out over the Laurentian forests and mountains and may spot landmarks such as Mont‑Tremblant. The walkways and main tower have a maximum slope of 6 degrees, so they are accessible to strollers and wheelchairs. The route is set on the grounds of a former fish hatchery, where you will explore attractive outdoor spaces and pass a heritage building that includes a restaurant. An optional LUMAGICA experience is also available.