At The Tremblant Activity Centre, we believe the long-term health of the environment is crucial for outdoor activities, and that outdoor activities are in turn crucial to the local community and regional economy. We also believe that land use for outdoor activities helps keep natural environments protected.
For centuries, or even millennia, outdoorspeople have been stewards of the environment. This attitude is rooted in a deep appreciation for natural places and the wilderness. Outdoors people have an innate respect for nature and it's our responsibility to pass it on to others.
The Tremblant Activity Centre has signed the Sustainable Tourism 2030 Pledge as part of our commitment to improving our sustainability between now and 2030.
We track our energy use, waste management practices, and overall environmental footprint, and monitor our progress through annual sustainability assessments.
We track and prioritize purchases from local businesses and service providers, and work to increase the value of underused local resources year over year.
We encourage responsible tourism practices by promoting Leave No Trace Canada principles to our guests and support our activity partners in adopting industry best practices.
We hold certifications that reflect our commitment to quality, safety, and environmental stewardship.
We are Leave No Trace members and integrate its 7 principles into our operations and guest communications.
Many of our activities are certified by Aventure Écotourisme Québec for quality and security. Look for this badge on activity pages.
Some of our activities carry the AEQ Ecotourism certification. Look for this badge on activity pages.
At The Tremblant Activity Centre, we want every guest to travel responsibly and get the most out of their experience with us. To help make that happen, we encourage all guests to follow the guidelines below to help protect our environment, support our local community, and ensure everyone has a great time. Taking a few moments to read through them before your activity will set you up for a great experience.
We recommend bringing or renting a car in Montréal if you want to get around the Mont-Tremblant area easily. We are in a rural area, so taxis and rideshare can be limited or delayed in peak season. That said, many of our activities are accessible on foot, by bicycle, or by public transit. Access details and precise directions are available on every activity page under "additional information", and exact getting-there instructions are included in your Reservation Email.