Rich in natural attractions, the Mont-Tremblant region is a true paradise for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts. It is a summer heaven with its multitude of activities and animated villages.

Mont-Tremblant evokes superlatives. At 3,150 feet, this mountain, which the Abenakis called Manitou, is the highest of the Laurentian peaks. It is also Québec's oldest provincial park, created in 1894 to preserve its dense maple and pine forests, 500 lakes and three major rivers. The original Mont-Tremblant village possesses a turn-of-the-century French Canadian charm, while Tremblant Resort is North America's premier four-season recreational destination. It offers fabulous golf courses, a ski lift for summer and fall panoramas, miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, restaurants, boutiques, festivals ....