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What to do in Mont-Tremblant in winter with a large family?

Planning a winter trip for a big family or a group of friends is its own kind of challenge: you need activities that work for grandparents and grandchildren alike, that...
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Two people in red jackets enjoy dogsledding, riding a sled pulled by six dogs along a snowy trail surrounded by trees and wooden fences—a great way to see how dogsledding works firsthand.

Romantic winter getaway to Mont-Tremblant: our activity ideas for couples

Winter has a way of slowing everything down, and thats exactly what makes it the right season to get away together. The cold fresh-air outside, the quiet of fresh snow,...
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Three people walk through a snowy forest wearing winter clothes and snowshoes. Snow covers the ground and trees.

Winter outdoors: our low-impact activities in Mont-Tremblant

To experience winter in Mont-Tremblant with minimal impact, the best ways are under your own power, or behind a team of animal friends. No engine, no exhaust, just the crunch...
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Three people ride snowmobiles on a snowy hill, following parallel tracks under a clear sky with trees in the background—reminding riders to check snowmobile driving requirements before heading out.

Do I need a license to drive a snowmobile?

Yes, an automobile driver’s license is required In Quebec, to drive a snowmobile on the trails, a valid automobile driver’s license is required. This means that anyone driving a snowmobile...
A man in an orange and black jacket is instructing two people on a snowmobile, discussing the snowmobile minimum age. All are wearing helmets and winter gear, with snowy trees in the background.

What’s the minimum age to drive a snowmobile?

16 years old: the legal minimum age for privately owned machines In Quebec, the minimum age for riding a snowmobile on public trails is 16. The purpose of this regulation...
A group of people enjoy a beginner snowmobile tour through a snowy forest trail, with trees on both sides and sunlight filtering through the branches.

Are there snowmobiling tours for beginners?

Absolutely! Our snowmobiling tours are designed for beginners. These tours often include a briefing and instruction on how to operate the snowmobile before you head out. Experienced guides will accompany...
Four people wearing helmets and winter gear sit on two snowmobiles parked on a snowy forest trail, ready for snowmobiling tours with all the necessary equipment, surrounded by trees and fresh snow.

What equipment is provided for a snowmobiling tours and what do I need to bring?

Having the right gear is a legal requirement.  Dressing appropriately for our Canadian winter is important. You should wear warm clothes underneath, like your long underwear or anything you would...
Three people ride snowmobiles along scenic snowmobile trails surrounded by pine trees and mounds of snow under a blue sky.

How long are the snowmobile trails?

The Laurentian region boasts an extensive network of over 2359 kilometers (1465 miles) of meticulously groomed snowmobile trails, offering a diverse range of riding experiences.  However, when considering our guided...
A person rides a snowmobile on a snowy trail through a forest with clear blue sky overhead, enjoying the best time for snowmobiling during the vibrant Quebec snowmobile season.

What is the best time of year for snowmobiling in Quebec?

The best time for snowmobiling in Quebec is generally from mid-January to early-March.  Snowmobiling during the holiday season We offer guided snowmobiling tours during the holiday season, and we are generally...
Two people ride a vintage yellow snowmobile across a snowy landscape, celebrating the rich history of snowmobiling in Canada.

History of snowmobiling in Canada

Early Beginnings Snowmobiling in Canada traces its roots back to the early 1900s. The need for efficient transportation in snowy regions inspired inventors to experiment with motorized sleds. In 1922,...
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