One of Canada's favourite ski resorts, Mont Tremblant kicks off this year's season on November 20th.
Just a little over an hour from Montreal, the resort area offers both alpine skiing and snow boarding on 95 runs spread over four mountain faces.
A third of the runs are suitable for intermediate skiers while 18 are designed for skiing newbies. At an elevation of 875 meters and a run of six kilometres, expert skiers will also appreciate these 654 acres of great skiing.
New this year is the upscale, Casino Mont Tremblant, accessible by the south mountain gondola or shuttle bus.
The Fairmont and Westin properties also offer après skiing spa treatments under the Amerispa brand. Those seeking a more natural spa experience, should head to Le Scandinave Spa Mont Tremblant, a five-minute drive from the Mont Tremblant Pedestrian Village. Here the famed thermal baths incorporate the beautiful Diablo River year round for a true cooling finish!
Try Tremblant VIP Lodging for the best assortment of lodging and the best prices in the resort and surrounding area.
Favorite dining spots include Crêperie Catherine, a casual family spot with an emphasis on good quality ingredients and plenty of choice. The Avalanche Bistro is a good fine dining choice. For lunch head to Le Shack. A well-stocked General Store in the heart of the Pedestrian Village stays open late for do- it- yourselfers.
Direct seasonal flights operate to Mont Tremblant International Airport from December 19th, 2009 until April 4th, 2010. Porter Airlines offers flights from Toronto City Centre Airport from $99.00 each way.
Continental offers mid day flights from New York.
Skyport International operates a reliable and comfortable shuttle service from downtown Montreal or from the Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport starting at $65.00 per person one way.
Daily bus service operates out of the Montreal Central Bus Station at the Berri -Uqam metro station.
Book you accommodation with Tremblant VIP Lodging. Get the ebst avaibale price on the reort at time of booking.
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