Mont-Tremblant National Park Essentials

Spanning the Laurentian Mountains, this selection covers both the vibrant pedestrian-only Mont-Tremblant Resort and the expansive wilderness of Quebec's oldest national park. The list features key natural landmarks including the La Roche and La Corniche viewpoints overlooking Lake Monroe, and the cascading Chute du Diable. It also highlights essential resort infrastructure, such as the Fairmont's ski-in/ski-out facilities and the Cabriolet gondola connecting the village levels.

Mont Tremblant Resort

Mont Tremblant Ski Resort is a year-round resort in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, Canada, located about 130 km northwest of Montreal.

Mont Tremblant Ski Resort

Mont Tremblant Ski Resort is a year-round resort in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, Canada, located about 130 km northwest of Montreal.

Fairmont Tremblant

A luxury ski-in/ski-out hotel located at the base of the mountain, featuring outdoor heated pools and direct access to the pedestrian village.

Parc National du Mont-Tremblant - Accueil Lac-Caché

Information center and entry point for the national park, providing maps and registration for the Diable sector.

La Roche Lookout Point

An elevated observation platform reached via a hiking trail, providing panoramic views of Lake Monroe and the glacial valley.

La Corniche

A cliffside observation point on the La Roche-La Corniche trail offering views of the Monroe Lake valley and surrounding Laurentian peaks.

Chute du Diable

A 15-meter-high waterfall accessible via a short, gravel path in the Diable sector of the park.

Cabriolet Mont-Tremblant

An open-air gondola connecting the lower parking lots and the Place des Voyageurs to the upper pedestrian village.

Chutes Croches

A series of cascading waterfalls located along a short walking trail near the Lake Monroe area.

Le P'tit Caribou

A long-standing bar and nightlife venue in the pedestrian village, established in 1993 and known for its après-ski atmosphere.