The 15 Best Tours in Mont Tremblant

1.Mont Tremblant Guided Zipline Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 918 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $142Our pick

Ride Quebec’s longest ziplines on a three-hour guided trip from Mont Tremblant’s summit to the village. You’ll take the Panoramic Gondola, cross five lines totaling 4 kilometers, and walk mountain trails between runs. Guides such as Nicholas, Emma, Jason, and Georgia have been praised for calm instruction and good humor, but expect stairs and moderate hiking.

“We got the booking and spots right on time we enjoyed a lot and fun all our family and kids were happy hopefully we gonna booked next time”

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2.Summit Zip-Lining Tour with 5 Zip Lines

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 211 reviews · 3 hours · from $138

You’ll ride a gondola to Mont Tremblant’s summit, then zip back toward the village on five lines totaling nearly 2.5 miles. Guides such as Jade, Fred, Felix, and Simeon have led recent departures, adding safety coaching and ecology notes about local species. Plan on stairs, moderate hiking, and three hours outdoors.

“All! The guides were great!! Great value for your money. Jason and Lea kudos guys!!”

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3.Mont-Tremblant: Treetop Observatory and Self-Guided Walk

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 130 reviews · from $35

Drive to a former fish hatchery about 20 minutes from Mont-Tremblant Resort, then follow a nearly 1-kilometre forest path to a 40-meter observatory. The 2.7-kilometre return walk takes about two hours, with gentle slopes, Laurentian views, wildlife and plant information, accessible paths, and an on-site cafeteria.

“Awesome I’m not great with heights so this was challenging for me but well worth it.”

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4.Mont-Tremblant: Guided Scenic Lake Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 126 reviews · 1 hour · from $34

Meet your English or French-speaking guide at the federal wharf and cruise the full 7.5-mile length of Lac Tremblant. You will hear stories about the Algonquin name for the trembling mountain, spot habitat for trout, bass, and pike, and enjoy mountain views from an indoor nook or open-air seat. Bring a coat and arrive early for the best seating.

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5.Mont-Tremblant Lake Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 101 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $35

Board at Place Saint-Bernard for a one-hour cruise around Mont-Tremblant Lake. Captain Pierre and other guides share local stories, point out remote homes and celebrity properties, and explain the area in French and English. Bring a coat for the wind, arrive 30 minutes early, and buy drinks aboard if you wish.

“Very nice and informative. Well organized and clean. Also, very nice personnel. Trip lasted for about an hour, but it went by very fast.”

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6.Mont-Tremblant: Snow Tubing with a Mechanical Lift

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 94 reviews · 2 - 4 hours · from $27Best value

Head to Snow Adventures Laurentians at the Ax Hotel, about 15 minutes from Tremblant Resort, for two to four hours of downhill snow tubing. You get a tube, access to eight runs, and two mechanical rope tows, with indoor warming space and food for purchase. Evening sessions, helmet rentals, and snow pants are available on site.

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7.Helicopter Tour Over Mont-Tremblant 70KM ( 20 min )

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 76 reviews · 20 minutes (approx.) · from $162

You’ll fly about 70 kilometers over Mont-Tremblant with an English-speaking pilot, taking in the pedestrian village, ski resort, and Mont-Tremblant National Park. Large helicopter windows make photo-taking easy. The flight is private for your group, and pilot Jeff has earned special praise for his calm, patient explanations.

“I have been wanting to go in a helicopter forever. So, for my 60th birthday I was able to check that off my bucket list. It was awesome! Jeff, our pilot was very informative and patient with all my photo taking. Thank you so much for a memorable experience.”

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8.Dogsled Diable Adventure in Mont-Tremblant

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 57 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $233

At Mont-Tremblant’s Diable Dogsled base, a professional guide teaches you how to handle a sled before sending you onto snowy valley trails for about an hour. Adults may switch between driving and riding, while children remain passengers. Back at the kennel, you can brush the dogs and enjoy hot chocolate and cookies in a yurt.

“Highly recommended for first timers. Hour went by very quickly. Dogs friendly. Guide professionnel and safety conscious.”

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9.Mont-Tremblant: Sleigh Ride w/ Storytelling & Hot Chocolate

★★★★★★★★★★3.9 · 47 reviews · 1 hour · from $44

Set out from Chemin Champagne for a one-hour sleigh ride through fields and forest near Mont-Tremblant. Your English or French guide may share Tremblant legends, Québécois songs, or live music, as Felix does on violin. You get a blanket, hot chocolate, and maple candy from mid-February. With or without snow, the ride runs on skis or wheels.

“We enjoyed a sleigh ride through the beautiful snow, and your hot chocolate with maple syrup was delicious. You’re an amazing person, and your service was excellent. We look forward to seeing you again soon!”

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10.Mont-Tremblant: Half-Day White Water Rafting

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 42 reviews · from $95

You’ll raft 8 km of the Rouge River with English- or French-speaking guides, handling ledges, drops, and waves in a shared raft for up to eight people. Expect a safety briefing, paddling practice, calm pools, river swims, sandy beaches, and access to the base’s pool and hot tub. Transport from Tremblant resort is available.

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11.Mont-Tremblant: Guided Dogsledding Tour with Hot Chocolate

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 41 reviews · 1 hour · from $213

Join a small guided dogsledding group near Mont-Tremblant for about an hour on valley trails. You help harness the dogs, learn to drive, and may switch between driver and passenger. Children ride with guides. Afterward, brush and treat the dogs before hot chocolate and cookies in a yurt.

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12.Side-by-Side ATV Guided Off-Road Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 27 reviews · from $174

Take a 1.5-hour guided side-by-side ATV ride through Club Iroquois trails near Mont Tremblant. Your 1 to 4 person vehicle has a roll cage and three-point belts, and an ORV-certified guide leads you through rocky forest tracks, mountain views, and pine woods. Two participants may share the driving, with one scheduled driver swap.

“The price was too high. The route was the same there and back.”

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13.Mont-Tremblant 1-Day Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 23 reviews · from $107

Spend about 12 hours exploring the Laurentians with an English- or French-speaking guide. Walk the Sentier des Cimes Laurentides, ride Mont-Tremblant’s panoramic gondola, enjoy mountain views, and stop in Saint-Sauveur. Round-trip transport and admission to Sentier des Cimes are included, with hotel pickup available within 5 km of downtown Montréal.

“The guide's French pronunciation needs a boost, I only caught one word out of five. What a shame!”

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14.Tremblant Sleighride

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 23 reviews · 50 minutes (approx.) · from $45

Set out from 332 Chem. Champagne, just two minutes from Tremblant resort, on a 50-minute ride behind two Percheron horses. A storyteller-musician provides Québecois songs and local legends as you cross field trails and forest. Blankets, hot chocolate, and maple candy in late winter add warmth. Rides run with snow or on wheels without it.

“The actual foreign ride is fun, through a golf course with lots of people on the sleigh, around 16. However the real highlight was Ben our guide. He made the trip a lot of fun with his songs, music, stories and bad Dad jokes! A real treat for Christmas.”

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15.River Ziplines – Nature Tours

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 21 reviews · 2 hours · from $55

Fly over Laurentian forest and rivers on 18 ziplines reaching 50 feet high and 400 meters long. A guide leads this two-hour, small-group outing in French or English, with a continuous lifeline, harness, helmet, and gloves included. Plan for a 20-minute walk and bring closed-toe shoes.

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