Spring Skiing at Tremblant in March and April Offers Sun, Snow, and Fun

As winter gives way to spring, Tremblant reveals a new side of its charm. While mid-season is known for its crisp conditions and non-stop energy, March and April deliver a relaxed, sunlit vibe that draws skiers seeking warmer temps, fresh snow, and festive experiences. Spring skiing at Tremblant deserves a spot on your calendar.

Sunny Skies and Longer Days

By mid-March, the sun shines brighter and temperatures rise, inviting skiers to trade heavy layers for lighter gear. The longer days also mean extended lift hours, allowing more time to carve turns, soak in the views, and enjoy the softened snow. Whether cruising the North Side or looking for thrills on the South, the Laurentian landscape is dazzling in spring’s golden light.

Perfect Spring Conditions for Every Kind of Skier

Spring skiing offers a delightful variety of snow conditions. Mornings are made for crisp, freshly groomed trails ideal for speed and precision. As the sun warms the slopes, playful spring slush emerges, creating a forgiving, fun-filled terrain for relaxed afternoon runs. Tremblant’s spring conditions aren’t just luck—thanks to extensive snowmaking from October to mid-January, the mountain boasts a thick, lasting base. Grooming experts then extend the season by skillfully managing snow after storms and planning the perfect paths to maintain smooth, consistent runs well into April.

Take a Look Inside Spring Grooming: How Tremblant Prepares Its Slopes Until the End of the Season

A Calmer Pace on the Slopes

This time on the mountain is all about savoring the last moments of the ski season. The rush of winter gives way to a more laid-back tempo, where skiers and snowboarders take their time exploring the slopes. Chairlift rides become opportunities to bask in the sunshine. If you haven’t yet taken a ride up the Soleil Express on a bright spring day, it’s something to experience—panoramic views of mountains, lakes, and cliffs make it truly unforgettable.

Après-Ski on the Terraces

Nothing says spring skiing like enjoying après-ski on a sunny terrace in Tremblant’s pedestrian village. As the afternoon warms up, skiers trade goggles and ski helmets for sunglasses and refreshing drinks. Tremblant was even voted #1 Best Ski Resort in Eastern North America for Après-Ski by Ski Magazine!

At the top of the mountain, on the North side or on the Soleil side, savor the spring sun without leaving the slopes. Enjoy a snack break or a gourmet stop at one of the following locations:

Le Grand Manitou

La Fourchette du Diable

Le Refuge du Trappeur

Casino de Mont-Tremblant

Après-Ski at Tremblant cranks up the vibe every weekend from mid-March to mid-April. Think live music, local flavours, and a festive crowd soaking up the sun. Saturdays and Sundays turn into a true celebration — the perfect way to wrap up your day on the slopes with friends.

Dig deeper: Your guide to après-ski in Tremblant

Exciting Events to End the Season

March and April are filled with dynamic activities for all ages. Here are the highlights to mark on your calendar:

Quebec Spring Break Activities (February 27 to March 7): Families gather on the slopes for unforgettable vacations, with themed activities and excitement around every corner.

Jamigos (postponed to March 21): A freestyle contest where skiers and snowboarders showcase impressive tricks and boundless creativity.

Ontario March Break Activities (March 14 to 20): Tremblant is full of activities during Ontario’s break, including circus workshops, interactive games, and a dance party on Saturday night.

Luminosa (March 14 to 21): An intimate piano concert highlighting a virtuoso pianist, set in a warm atmosphere illuminated only by candlelight.

Après-ski Tremblant (March 15 to April 12): Enjoy live music at Place Saint-Bernard every Saturday and Sunday from March 15 to April 12.

La Classique des Légendes (March 22): A nostalgic race celebrating Tremblant’s skiing history, featuring an energetic competition among passionate racers.

Coupe Caribou (March 28): Watch a daring attempt to cross a pool of icy water — pure entertainment.

Easter Celebrations (April 5): Join the Easter bunny for egg giveaways and enjoy many activities in the pedestrian village.

El Nino Intro Weekend (April 11 and 12): A fun and encouraging ski and snowboard event designed for young people, introducing them to the sports in a playful environment.

Corona Party at the Summit (April 18): Celebrate the end of the season with high-energy music, drinks, and breathtaking views of the Laurentians during this iconic party.

Events Calendar

Make the Most of Your Spring Adventure

To fully embrace the joys of skiing at Tremblant in March and April, we’ve put together a few tips to enhance your experience:

Start early to take advantage of firmer snow before the sun softens the trails. Early risers get the best of both worlds—pristine conditions and fresh tracks.

Layer your clothing for changing weather. Mornings can be brisk, but the afternoon sun heats things up quickly. A moisture-wicking base layer and a light shell are your best allies for comfort throughout the day.

Carve out time for après-ski on the village terraces. Enjoy the ambiance with live music, good company, and local flavors, turning your ski day into a full alpine experience.

Plan your trip around key events to maximize the fun—whether it’s the adrenaline of Red Bull Raid or the sheer delight of the Caribou Cup.

See also: 5 Reasons to Take Ski Lessons in The Spring with Tremblant Snow School

So, grab your gear, embrace the sun, and discover the delights of Tremblant this spring!