Canada · MONT TREMBLANT TOURS
The 15 best mont tremblant tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Fly 4 km across Mont Tremblant on five guided ziplines, with gondola views, mountain trails, and friendly instruction for $142.58.
“Definitely a must when you are in the area! Loved it ! Guides are great very helpful and knowledgeable”
Ride five zip lines from Mont Tremblant’s summit, including a 3,500-foot run, gondola views, ecology lessons, and practical tips.
“honneslty had SO MUCH fun! the guides were supper nice and funny as well! a bit pricy, but so worth it! would and will do again! 😁 So so beautiful. 3h of pure fun. shout out to Emmanuel the guide who forgot his coat on a super cold day 😂”
Review of the Laurentides treetop walk near Mont-Tremblant, with tower views, accessibility, winter tips, timing, parking, and value.
“Le personnel sur place est adorable et le paysage à couper le souffle. Je recommande ++++”
Cruise Lac Tremblant for mountain views, local legends, fall colors, and friendly bilingual commentary during this relaxed one-hour tour.
Review of Mont-Tremblant dogsledding with huskies, forest trails, fire shack, hot chocolate, kennel visit, and soup for $193.
“The dog-sledding was so much fun! Everything was beautifully organized and orchestrated. I was allowed to co-drive the sled, which was thrilling. The guides were absolutely wonderful. This was a superb experience!”
Ride through Mont-Tremblant fields and forest with local stories, folk music, hot chocolate, blankets, and maple candy from mid-February.
“We enjoyed a sleigh ride through the beautiful snow, and your hot chocolate with maple syrup was delicious. You’re an amazing person, and your service was excellent. We look forward to seeing you again soon!”
Ride Quebec’s Rouge River through rapids, pools, beaches, and waves on a guided four-hour rafting trip from Mont-Tremblant.
Guide a dog team through Mont-Tremblant’s pine forests, then warm up with hot chocolate, cookies, and time with the dogs.
Ride the gondola, explore snowy Mont-Tremblant Village, and weigh the value of this full-day Montreal winter trip.
“Journée sympathique, belle découverte. Il faut vraiment faire une activité en plus durant la journée car sinon la journée risque d’être longue… perso je trouve que le rapport qualité/prix n’est pas optimum car la visite au final se fait tout seul.. et il n’y a pas assez de choses à voir pour occuper la journée sans rajouter des suppléments d’activité”
Review of a Montréal to Mont-Tremblant day tour with Sentier des Cimes, gondola views, Saint-Sauveur, tips, costs, and practical advice.
“The guide's French pronunciation needs a boost, I only caught one word out of five. What a shame!”
Review the Laurentians’ 18-line family zipline course near Tremblant, with safety details, pricing, access tips, and honest advice.
Paddle the calm Rouge River near Mont-Tremblant on a 12 km self-guided trip with sandy beaches, picnic stops, and shuttle transport.
“La descente de la rivière est agréable, il y a plusieurs plages où on peut arrêter pour se faire bronzer et pendre une petite pause collation. Une belle demi-journée à profiter de la nature. Je le recommande à tous!”
Ride a sled through Quebec’s boreal forest, meet friendly huskies, warm by a campfire, and enjoy a guided hour near Mont-Tremblant.
“Glisser sur l'immensité blanche, porté par l'énergie puissante d'un attelage de chiens, au cœur des paysages sauvages du Canada... L'air est vif, le silence est presque sacré, seulement rythmé par le souffle des chiens et le crissement des patins sur la neige. Chaque virage à travers la forêt boréale, chaque étendue gelée traversée, donne le sentiment d'être hors du temps. Un immense MERCI 🙏 pour votre gentillesse, votre bienveillance et votre compréhension. Surtout pour avoir vécu cette mauvaise surprise , vous ne pouvez pas être deux dans le traîneau.”
Review the 2-hour Mont-Tremblant snowshoe tour, with forest trails, wildlife clues, Québécois traditions, guides, gear, and practical tips.
“I’ve done so many snowshoeing tours, and individual snowshoeing on my own and this was my greatest experience. Thanks to our guide, Alex! Alex is truly amazing, he took us us through the most fabulous path. shared a lot of history and culture, was super friendly, and very enthusiastic. Thank you very much Alex for the great day. Certainly recommend this activity, and if you have a choice, certainly go with Alex!”
Try ice climbing at Mont-Tremblant with a bilingual guide, quality gear, frozen waterfalls, and beginner-friendly instruction for $88.
“It was AMAZING! Max was wonderful! He was informative, fun & emphasized safety. He made the experience memorable. I didn’t realize that ski boots are REQUIRED because of the ‘crampits’ used to climb. FORTUNATELY, we were able to rent ones (next door) & save the day. Though I initially thought the front desk guy to be ‘pushy’ (would now let us to cancel or reschedule since ), I now find it ‘encouraging’ since he directed us to rent ski boots then catch up with the group. We climbed to our hearts’ delight & were exhausted. Despite the recent rains, Max found for us nice spots to climb; two areas adjacent…”
Every kind of Canadian day out, and the best of each.
