The village and around
Out of the Terrace door: the pedestrian village and what lies beyond
The hotel opens onto the resort's car-free village. A few steps further are the chapel, the lake, the town and the park.
Coloured roofs and a gondola in the street
Leave the hotel by the Terrace level and you are in the pedestrian village. Intrawest rebuilt it after buying the resort in 1991, with architecture that recalls traditional Québec, Wikipedia says, and an open-air gondola called the Cabriolet joins its upper and lower parts. The original Mont Tremblant Lodge of 1939 is still part of it. The hotel's activities page lists chocolate makers, sportswear boutiques, tea shops and souvenir stores; the resort's base has many places to eat.

St. Bernard, 1940–41
At the base of the village stands the St. Bernard Chapel, which the resort's founder Joe Ryan built in 1940 and 1941; he is buried beside it with his wife Mary and son Peter. It is the quietest place in the resort, and the reason our history page spends a story on the road that bears its name.
Mont-Tremblant itself
The city of Mont-Tremblant, formed in its present shape when four municipalities merged in 2002, had 10,992 residents at the 2021 census, and French is the first language of most of them. The resort is about seven kilometres from the village proper. The town grew around a railway that reached Saint-Jovite in 1892 and Lac Mercier in 1904.
Park, lake, circuit
- Mont-Tremblant National Park — Québec's oldest provincial park (1895), about 1,510 km², a dark-sky preserve since 2023.
- Lac Tremblant — boats and water sports from the Centre Nautique Pierre Plouffe at the Beach and Tennis Club.
- Circuit Mont-Tremblant — a 4.2 km road course from 1964, Formula One host in 1968 and 1970.
- The casino — on the Versant Soleil, by Montée Ryan or the shuttle; 18+.
Where these facts come from
Pages read on 15 November 2026 unless a different date is given in the text.
- Fairmont Tremblant — guest services (check-in, parking, pools, pets)
- Fairmont Tremblant — activities
- Wikipedia — Mont Tremblant Resort (secondary source)
- Wikipedia — Mont-Tremblant, the city (secondary source)
- Wikipedia — Mont-Tremblant National Park (secondary source)
- Wikipedia — Circuit Mont-Tremblant
- Casino de Mont-Tremblant — plan your visit (Loto-Québec)