Things to do in Mont-Tremblant with kids, summer and winter
Mont-Tremblant is one of Quebec's most popular family destinations: a lively pedestrian village, a big ski mountain and a huge national park for summer. Here is how to enjoy it with kids, by season.
In short: in winter, skiing and the resort village activities; in summer, the beach and canoeing in the national park; for a quieter mountain, Mont Blanc or Vallée Bleue on the way.
The resort and its village
Station Mont Tremblant
More than a hundred ski runs in winter. In the pedestrian village: skating, snow tubing, snowshoeing and dog sledding; mini-golf and a summer luge. Kids' activities and childcare, plus ski, snowshoe and skate rental.
- 1000, chemin des Voyageurs, Mont-Tremblant
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The national park
Mont-Tremblant National Park
Quebec's oldest national park. In summer: canoeing, kayaking and swimming at the Lac Monroe and Lac Provost beaches, hiking and a via ferrata. In winter: 55 km of cross-country ski trails and 26 km of snowshoe trails in the Diable sector. Access is free for ages 17 and under.
- 3824, chemin du Lac-Supérieur, Lac-Supérieur
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Skiing nearby
Ski Mont Blanc
An often less crowded hill on Route 117, a little before Mont-Tremblant.
- 1006, route 117, Mont-Blanc
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Ski Vallée Bleue
Val-David's "family ski hill", with lessons for all levels: ideal for a first time.
- 1418, chemin Vallée Bleue, Val-David
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For parents
Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant
A Nordic spa in the forest on the Diable River, for an adults' break if someone watches the kids.
- 4280, chemin Ryan, Mont-Tremblant
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Our tips
- Book lodging early for spring break and the holidays.
- At the national park, pay your access fee online before you go.
- With young skiers, half a day of skiing followed by village activities is often enough.
Frequently asked questions
What to do in Mont-Tremblant with kids who don't ski?
Skating, tubing, snowshoeing and dog sledding in the resort village, and cross-country skiing or snowshoeing in the national park.
Does Mont-Tremblant National Park have beaches?
Yes, at Lac Monroe and Lac Provost, but they are unsupervised.
How much is national park entry for kids?
Access is free for ages 17 and under.
Information verified on October 13, 2026. Prices and hours can change: confirm with each venue before you go.
