Guidebook for Mont-Tremblant
Drinks & Nightlife
Le P'tit Caribou
125 Chem. de KandaharBar Café D'Epoque
119 Chem. de KandaharIt’s in their beer-museum inspired Resto-pub that the
Saint-Arnould microbrewery team in Mont-Tremblant
welcomes you to savor a mouth-watering variety of
craft beers made on site along with comforting cuisine
with beer-based recipes. Whether it’s to enjoy happy
hour, a meal with friends, a game of pool, live music
or to receive attentive service, the Saint-Arnould is the
choice destination.
Be charmed by the relaxed atmosphere of the pub!
Become a “Tremblantois” at the Saint-Arnould
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Microbrasserie St-Arnould
435 Rue des PionniersIt’s in their beer-museum inspired Resto-pub that the
Saint-Arnould microbrewery team in Mont-Tremblant
welcomes you to savor a mouth-watering variety of
craft beers made on site along with comforting cuisine
with beer-based recipes. Whether it’s to enjoy happy
hour, a meal with friends, a game of pool, live music
or to receive attentive service, the Saint-Arnould is the
choice destination.
Be charmed by the relaxed atmosphere of the pub!
Become a “Tremblantois” at the Saint-Arnould
Parks & Nature
The Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, or Mont-Tremblant Park, is a protected nature area and part Quebec's network of national parks. It alone represents close to 20 per cent of the protected areas of Quebec. It is the largest and oldest of Quebec's parks - the mountains are over a billion years old - and serves a catchment area of more than three million persons (not counting the people who visit it from the Outaouais-Ottawa region). It is part of two natural regions of the province (the Laurentides, or Laurentians, and the Lanaudière) and touches the territories of the MRC des Laurentides, of Matawanie and of Antoine-Labelle.
The park extends over an area totaling 1,510 square kilometres, and five per cent of its surface area is within the territory of the Ville de Mont-Tremblant.
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Nationalpark Mont Tremblant
3824 Chemin du Lac Supérieur The Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, or Mont-Tremblant Park, is a protected nature area and part Quebec's network of national parks. It alone represents close to 20 per cent of the protected areas of Quebec. It is the largest and oldest of Quebec's parks - the mountains are over a billion years old - and serves a catchment area of more than three million persons (not counting the people who visit it from the Outaouais-Ottawa region). It is part of two natural regions of the province (the Laurentides, or Laurentians, and the Lanaudière) and touches the territories of the MRC des Laurentides, of Matawanie and of Antoine-Labelle.
The park extends over an area totaling 1,510 square kilometres, and five per cent of its surface area is within the territory of the Ville de Mont-Tremblant.
Le parc linéaire Le P'tit Train du Nord is now paved on a distance of 11.9 kilometers from montée Kavanagh to chemin Plouffe.
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Parc Linéaire Le P'tit Train du Nord
P'tit Train du NordLe parc linéaire Le P'tit Train du Nord is now paved on a distance of 11.9 kilometers from montée Kavanagh to chemin Plouffe.
The Domaine Saint-Bernard, which is managed by a social interest trust, has a surface area of about 6.01 square kilometres on the south bank of the Diable River, facing the Versant Soleil area of Mont Tremblant Resort. It features a network of trails for hiking on foot, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, plus a swimming beach on Lac Raynaud. The main entry is via Chemin Saint-Bernard off Rue Labelle at the end of Lac Ouimet.
The Domaine Saint-Bernard has 45 kilometres of trails, most of which are reserved for cross-country skiing (skating styles 14 kilometres) that are maintained by the Mont-Tremblant cross-country ski centre : Centre de ski de fond Mont-Tremblant.
Around, curious mésanges eat in your hand while fearful deer tend ear. Jays, trills and pine trees will be your hosts for a few hours or days of pure happiness, sharing territory with the community and visitors.
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Domaine Saint-Bernard
539 Chemin St BernardThe Domaine Saint-Bernard, which is managed by a social interest trust, has a surface area of about 6.01 square kilometres on the south bank of the Diable River, facing the Versant Soleil area of Mont Tremblant Resort. It features a network of trails for hiking on foot, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, plus a swimming beach on Lac Raynaud. The main entry is via Chemin Saint-Bernard off Rue Labelle at the end of Lac Ouimet.
The Domaine Saint-Bernard has 45 kilometres of trails, most of which are reserved for cross-country skiing (skating styles 14 kilometres) that are maintained by the Mont-Tremblant cross-country ski centre : Centre de ski de fond Mont-Tremblant.
Around, curious mésanges eat in your hand while fearful deer tend ear. Jays, trills and pine trees will be your hosts for a few hours or days of pure happiness, sharing territory with the community and visitors.
Shopping
Factoreries Tremblant
2555 Rue De L'AulnaieEssentials
IGA extra Tremblant
412 QC-117Super C
420 QC-117Maxi
390 QC-117Metro Mont-Tremblant
1011 Rue de St JoviteRachelle-Béry épiceries santé
909 Rue de St JoviteProduits bio
Getting Around
Taxi Local
Entertainment & Activities
Centre de Quilles St-Jovite Inc (Le)
31 Chem. de BrébeufSlip on Tube - Snow Adventures Laurentides
850 Rue LalondeFood Scene
Restaurant C'est la Vie
708 Rue de St JoviteRestaurant le vieux four
973 Rue de St JoviteAmazing food and service, great ambiance.
La Cage - Brasserie sportive
340 QC-117Perfect for sports lovers!
Le Grill Saint-Georges
890 Rue de St JovitePerfect setting, terace. Food and service are great.
Full breakfast menu - Menu Déjeuner complet
Enjoy evening live entertainement as the Whisky bar
Chez Borivage & Whisky Bar - Steak - Breakfast/Brunch - Wine/Cocktail Bar
2396 Rue LabelleFull breakfast menu - Menu Déjeuner complet
Enjoy evening live entertainement as the Whisky bar
Bullseye - Saloon & Grillades
Groupe menus available
The greatest pleasures in life are simple: being
surrounded by people you love and enjoying a good
meal! At Patrick Bermand’s you’re more than just a
client, you’re the guest of honour of a remarkable host.
Discover an amazing place where fine dining meets a
wonderfully relaxed atmosphere: a beautiful patio, a
wine bar, a private room and a dining room overlooking
the kitchen.
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Restaurant Patrick Bermand
2176 Chem. du VillageThe greatest pleasures in life are simple: being
surrounded by people you love and enjoying a good
meal! At Patrick Bermand’s you’re more than just a
client, you’re the guest of honour of a remarkable host.
Discover an amazing place where fine dining meets a
wonderfully relaxed atmosphere: a beautiful patio, a
wine bar, a private room and a dining room overlooking
the kitchen.
Restaurant La Quintessence & Winebar, rated Four
Diamond by CAA and AAA, is a must in Tremblant. The
Chef and his team pride themselves on delivering an
extraordinary culinary experience in a warm ambience.
Artfully blending styles and flavours, the regional cuisine
is rooted in Nordic influences with French tradition.
The menu features the finest ingredients from local
producers paired with an award-winning wine list.
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Hôtel Quintessence
3004 Chem. de la ChapelleRestaurant La Quintessence & Winebar, rated Four
Diamond by CAA and AAA, is a must in Tremblant. The
Chef and his team pride themselves on delivering an
extraordinary culinary experience in a warm ambience.
Artfully blending styles and flavours, the regional cuisine
is rooted in Nordic influences with French tradition.
The menu features the finest ingredients from local
producers paired with an award-winning wine list.