Chapelle Saint-Bernard in the snow at Mont-Tremblant, Québec
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Mont-Tremblant in Winter 2026–27: Ski Season Dates, Things to Do and a 4-Day Itinerary

Mont-Tremblant in winter: the 2026–27 ski season runs Nov 26 to Apr 18, 2027. When to go, what to do off the slopes and a 4-day itinerary.

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Tremblant's 2026–27 ski season runs from Thursday, November 26, 2026 to April 18, 2027, with an opening-day celebration at the base of the Express Gondola at 8 AM on November 26 (Tremblant). The resort sits in Québec's Laurentians, 90 minutes (125 km) from Montréal by car, with a pedestrian village at the foot of the slopes. For the best snow and the quietest slopes, go in January or March; Christmas and the February holidays are the busiest weeks.

A winter getaway with a fixed season (Nov 26, 2026 – Apr 18, 2027) and an easy drive from Montréal.

Chapelle Saint-Bernard in the snow at Mont-Tremblant, Québec

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Chapelle Saint-Bernard in the snow at Mont-Tremblant, Québec
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Key winter 2026–27 dates

WhatStatusDate
2026–27 ski season✅ Official (Tremblant)Nov 26, 2026 – Apr 18, 2027
Opening day celebration, base of the Express Gondola✅ Official (Tremblant)Thu Nov 26, 2026, 8–9:30 AM
Number of runs and lifts open on a given day⚠️ ProbableDepends on snow; check the daily conditions report
2027 winter events in the village⚠️ Not announcedCheck Tremblant's events page closer to the date

When to go

  • Late November to mid-December: the season opens; fewer runs, but quieter and good for a first look.
  • Christmas to New Year: festive village and the busiest period; book early.
  • January: the coldest month, often with good snow and fewer people outside holidays.
  • February to March: longer days; mid-March is a good balance of snow and milder temperatures.

4-day itinerary (example: Thu Jan 14 – Sun Jan 17, 2027)

  1. Day 1Thu: Montréal to Tremblant

    Watch day 1
    • Drive or take a shuttle from Montréal or Montréal-Trudeau airport: 90 minutes (125 km) according to Tremblant; allow more time in snow.

    Evening walk through the pedestrian village and its lights.

  2. Day 2Fri: Ski the south side

    Watch day 2
    • Take the Express Gondola from the village; beginners can book lessons at the ski school.
  3. Day 3Sat: North side or off the slopes

    Watch day 3
    • Skiers
      The north side for different terrain and views.
    • Non-skiers
      Snowshoeing, skating or a dog-sledding outing with a local operator (probable; book ahead).
  4. Day 4Sun: Last runs and departure

    Watch day 4
    • Morning on the slopes, then back to Montréal, or continue to Québec City for its February carnival.

Practical tips (from official sources)

  • Conditions change daily: check the resort's snow and lift report before you go up.
  • Cold days: January temperatures can be very low; layer up and cover your face on the gondola.
  • Winter driving: from December 1 to March 15, winter tires are mandatory on vehicles registered in Québec, including rental cars (SAAQ, Gouvernement du Québec). A shuttle is easier if you're not used to snow.
  • Combine it: Tremblant fits well between Ottawa and Québec City; see our Canada in winter guide.

FAQ

When does Mont-Tremblant open for the ski season?

Tremblant's 2026–27 ski season opens on Thursday, November 26, 2026, with a celebration at the base of the Express Gondola at 8 AM, and runs until April 18, 2027, according to the resort.

What is the best month to ski at Mont-Tremblant?

January and March are usually the best balance of snow and smaller crowds. The Christmas holidays and February are the busiest weeks.

How far is Mont-Tremblant from Montréal?

Tremblant gives 90 minutes by car (125 km) from Montréal, and 2 hours (165 km) from Ottawa. Snow can make the drive longer, so leave extra time.

What can you do in Mont-Tremblant in winter if you don't ski?

Walk the pedestrian village, ride the gondola for the views, go snowshoeing or skating, or book a dog-sledding outing with a local operator.

Plan your Tremblant trip

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Published on October 21, 2026

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