Ski de Fond Mont-Tremblant is proud to offer you more than 75 km of mechanically groomed trails and 14 km of nordic skiing. With the bridge dedicated specifically to our Jackrabbit skiers, it is now possible and enjoyable to travel between areas of Mont-Tremblant and Domaine Saint-Bernard.

The trails are spread in an area of ​​over 25 square kilometers of forests, meadows, lakes, streams and especially the majestic River “La Diable”. This territory is inhabited by many birds and animals including white-tailed deer that you may be lucky enough to encounter on your hike. Several trails are lined with interpretive signs to the fauna and flora. Remember to get sunflower seeds from the “accueil” and enjoy feeding our little chickadees.

Ski de Fond Mont-Tremblant is proud to offer you more than 75 km of mechanically groomed trails and 14 km of nordic skiing. With the bridge dedicated specifically to our Jackrabbit skiers, it is now possible and enjoyable to travel between areas of Mont-Tremblant and Domaine Saint-Bernard. The trails are spread in an area of ​​over 25 square kilometers of forests, meadows, lakes, streams and especially the majestic River “La Diable”. This territory is inhabited by many birds and animals including white-tailed deer that you may be lucky enough to encounter on your hike. Several trails are lined with interpretive signs to the fauna and flora. Remember to get sunflower seeds from the “accueil” and enjoy feeding our little chickadees.

A new winter walking trail on the Domaine Saint-Bernard, we add 1.2 km trail to Deer Lake. Start from the Accueil of Ski de Fond Mont-Tremblant destination to Herman Deshaies shelter offers 1 km walking path and the possibility of feeding little chickadees in your hands. In addition, you can walk on the D1 through the city of Mont-Tremblant with a length of 17.9 km. 20.6 km is for winter walking, you can walk on the D1 through the town of Mont-Tremblant. Two of these trails are spread over a land of ​25 square kilometers consisting of forests, meadows, lakes, streams and especially the majestic Diable River. This territory is inhabited by many birds and animals, including the deer that you may have the chance to meet during your excursion. Several paths are bordered by interpretive signs of wildlife and flora. The town of Mont-Tremblant install new signage on most cross country skiing and snowshoeing trails. Do not forget to get sunflower seeds at the accueil to feed our little chickadees.