Relaxed measures on the way

  • As of March 12:
    • Lift of capacity limit: restaurants, bars, casino, spas, gyms.
    • Lift of vaccine passport requirements in public places. Masks and social distancing are still required in all public places.

February 11, 2022 update

Relaxations of health measures in February

  • Starting from February 12:
    • Lodging: lift of the capacity limit for private indoor gatherings
    • Restaurants: maximum of 10 people, or the occupants from 3 households, can share the same table.
  • Starting from February 14:
    • Gyms and spas can open with a limit of 50% of their capacity
  • Starting from February 21:
    • The capacity limit in stores will be lifted
    • Certain indoor activities reopen with a capacity limit of 50%
  • Starting from February 28:
    • Reopening of bars and the casino, respecting 50% of usual capacity. These establishments will close at 1:00 a.m., one hour after the end of the alcohol service. People must remain seated there.
    • Restaurants close at 1 a.m. and end of food and beverage service at midnight.

Relaxations of some health measures starting from January 31, 2022

Indoor or outdoor gatherings at private homes and tourist accommodation units:

  • The occupants of 2 residences, or a maximum of 4 people, will be able to meet inside a private home.

Restaurants:

  • Reopening of restaurant dining rooms, welcoming the occupants of two residences, or a maximum of 4 people, per table;
  • Closing at midnight (end of sale of food or beverages at 11 p.m.);
  • Vaccination passport is mandatory;
  • Indoor capacity reduced to 50% and compliance with a minimum distance of 1 m between tables;
  • Bars, taverns and casinos will remain closed for now.

As of January 18, 2022, the vaccination passport or a valid proof of vaccination is required to access the Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ) stores.


December 31, 2021 update

Following the recent government announcement in an effort to curb the spread of Omicron, some changes will be made to our operation plan starting December 31st at 5 p.m, in accordance with Public Health recommendations. Here are the highlights:

On the mountain

  • All skiable terrain will remain open and continues to expand as temperatures are favorable for snowmaking.
  • Proof of vaccination remains mandatory to access the lifts.
  • Gondola boarding will be limited to 4 people or the same household. Wearing a face-covering/neck-warmer remains mandatory.
  • The ski chalets will be accessible to warm-up, no bags can be left inside and gatherings will not be permitted. Restaurant services will be closed but take-out food will be available and must be eaten outside. Food and beverages are not allowed inside.
  • Ski lessons and equipment rental remain available with current applicable measures.

In the village and its surroundings

All these changes will be applicable until further notice, according to Public Health recommendations. These apply to everyone, regardless of where you live (Quebec, Ontario or others).

We thank you for your loyalty and understanding. We are counting on you to comply with all health measures. If you would like to make any changes to your stay, please contact us at 1-888-738-1777 or write to ccd@tremblant.ca

As this New Year begins, take advantage of the great outdoors and nature to reenergize and enjoy wide open spaces and snow-capped mountains at Tremblant.

Looking forward to seeing you on the slopes,

December 23, 2021 update

Post Christmas measures

Starting from December 26, 2021, indoor gatherings at tourist accommodation units will be allowed for a maximum of 6 people from different addresses or the occupants from 2 households.

In restaurants, starting on December 26, 2021, a maximum of 6 people, or the occupants from 2 households, can share the same table.


December 20, 2021 update

Further tightening of measures

Faced with a major outbreak of COVID-19 just days before the holidays, the Quebec government has ordered the closure of bars, indoor activities, casinos, gyms, and spas as of 5:00 p.m. tonight, Dec 20th.

Restaurants will be able to continue to operate during the holidays, but only between 5 a.m. and 10 p.m. every day.


December 16, 2021 update

Tightening of measures

The Quebec government is asking the entire population to make an effort to limit contacts over the next few weeks. Several measures will be in effect as of December 20:

Private gatherings

  • Private gatherings indoors will be permitted but will be limited to what is currently authorized, i.e. a maximum of 10 people or the occupants from 3 households.
  • It is still strongly recommended that people be properly vaccinated to take part in these gatherings.

Businesses

  • The capacity of the premises is reduced to 50%.

Restaurants, bars and casinos

  • Limit to 50% of the capacity, spacing the tables as much as possible, and maintain a maximum of 10 people per table or the occupants from 3 households.
  • No dancing or karaoke type activities. People must remain seated.

Sports and Recreation

  • All indoor activities must be limited to a maximum of 25 people.
  • Distance of 2 m between people in gyms and limit to 50% of the capacity of the premises.
  • Vaccination passport required in spas (except for personal care) and limit to 50% of the capacity of the premises.
  • Measures remain the same for skiing.

November 2, 2021 update

Vaccination passport required for ski season

Following public health directives, we confirm that Tremblant will apply all the required safety measures for the ski season. This includes a control of the vaccination passport for skiers.


September 1, 2021 update

Vaccination passport in force from September 1

As of September 1, the vaccination passport will allow access to certain non-essential places or activities only to people who are adequately protected against COVID-19. The places and activities at the Resort targeted by this new measure are as follows:

  • Restaurants & bars (including terraces and dining rooms and excluding take-out counters);
  • Events taking place outside and where the number of participants exceeds 50 people (eg golf tournaments);
  • Indoor activities;
  • Casino;
  • Congress rooms;
  • Training rooms.

Note that the vaccination passport is not required to access lodging establishments, spas and massage therapy services.

To this end, a mobile application allowing visitors to present their QR code and businesses to validate it is now available: VaxiCode Consult the help guide. Photo ID will be required to approve the access and to validate ages of children under 12 years.

Instructions for travellers to Québec

People travelling to Québec must show photo ID and proof issued by their country or Canadian province that they have had two doses of one of the following recognized vaccines: Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, Covishield, Janssen (only one dose required).

Places Where the Passport is Required

Activity

Passport required

Arcade Realite Virtuelle TremblantYES
Bikingno
Birds of preyYES
CasinoYES
Croisière Tremblant /CruiseYES
Dune Buggyno
Fishingno
Hikingno
Horse-back ridingno
KartingYES
Kayak doubleYES
Kayak singleno
Le Studio Créatifno
LugeYES
Massageno
Mini-Golf Le Petit GéantYES
Mission LaserYES
Mission LiberteYES
Paddleboardno
PaintballYES
Panoramic Gondolano
RaftingYES
Spano
Tonga Luminayes
Via Ferratano
Ziptrekno
Motorised boat rentalno

Restaurants and bars

Passport required

Altitude Fruits de mer et grillades (Casino)YES
Axe (Fairmont)YES
Bistro Au Grain De CaféYES
Bullseye Saloon Bar & GrillYES
Café d’époque NightclubYES
Café JohannsenYES
Casey’s Resto-barYES
Chocolato / LOOKOONO
Fat Mardi’sYES
Fluide, bar à jusYES
Grand ManitouNO
La Forge Bistro-bar & GrillYES
La PizzateriaYES
La SavoieYES
Le Comptoir (Fairmont)YES
Le P’tit CaribouYES
Le Q.G.YES
Maison de la crêpeYES
Microbrasserie La DiableYES
O WokYES
Resto-bar Le ShackYES
Ricochet (Fairmont)YES
SoCal KitchenYES
StarbucksNo
Yaoooo Pizza BarYES

Gourmet Shops

Passport required

Beignes d’Antanno
Chocolaterie Rocky Mountainno
La Cabane à sucre de la montagneno
Oh La Vacheno
Place Bonbonno
Pop & Co.no
Queues de Castorno
Queues de Castor et Crèmerie Moozoono
Viva Théno

Past updates

August 1, 2021 update

According to the government’s Monday, August 1 reopening plan, public health measures have relaxed further, allowing the following:
  • Alcohol sales permitted until 1 a.m. in establishments such as bars, restaurants, and microbreweries

July 12, 2021 update

According to the government’s Monday, July 12 reopening plan, relaxed public health measures include:
  • The physical distancing between people from different households drops from 2 metres to 1 metre, both indoors as well as outdoors.
  • There will no longer be capacity restrictions in retail stores.

June 28, 2021 update

Tremblant now in the green zone!

Deconfinement is picking up the pace: the Laurentians region is now in the green zone! Here are the changes we’ll see in Tremblant:

Indoor or outdoor gatherings

  • Indoor gatherings can now be held between the occupants of 3 households.
  • A maximum of 10 people from different households or all occupants from 3 households can gather outdoor and on balconies.

Basic health instructions must be followed at all times.

Restaurants

  • All restaurants can now operate without restrictions. No more reservations required.
  • The occupants of a maximum of 3 private residences for a maximum of 10 persons can share the same table.
  • The outdoor terraces can accommodate a maximum of 20 people per table.

Bars, breweries, taverns, casinos

  • Bar terraces are now open! These establishments will welcome 50% capacity with seating only.
  • The Casino Mont-Tremblant is open since June 21st with fun games and good food on the menu! Reservation is required.

Outdoor Sports and Activities

  • Supervised sports and recreational activities may be now carried out in groups of up to 50 individuals, in addition to any officials, staff members and volunteers.
Tremblant Health Measures

Tremblant now in the yellow zone!

Deconfinement is picking up the pace: the Laurentians region is now in the yellow zone! Here are the changes we’ll see in Tremblant:

Indoor or outdoor gatherings

  • Indoor gatherings can now be held between the occupants of 2 households.
  • Maximum of 8 people from different households or all occupants from 2 households can gather outdoor and on balconies.

Basic health instructions must be followed at all times.

Restaurants

  • All restaurants can now operate without restrictions. No more reservations required.
  • The occupants of a maximum of two private residences can share the same table.

Bars, breweries, taverns, casinos

  • Bar terraces are now open! These establishments will welcome 50% capacity with seating only.
  • The Casino Mont-Tremblant will be reopening on June 21st with fun games and good food on the menu!

Outdoor Sports and Activities

  • Supervised sports and recreational activities may be now carried out in groups of up to 25 individuals, in addition to any officials, staff members and volunteers.

Welcome to the orange zone!

One more step towards deconfinement: the Laurentians region is now in the orange zone! Here are the measures that will be positively affected by this change:

Opening of dining rooms

  • Indoor dining is now possible! Restaurants will be able to reopen their dining rooms. Note that reservations are required.

Indoor sports and recreation

  • Training centers can once again welcome their customers. Hotels will therefore see the reopening of their gyms.
  • Indoor activities can also operate again. Good news for our many all-season activities

Supervised sports and recreation permitted outdoors

  • Ride, hike, run with your friends! (keeping a 2m distance) Contactless and outdoor sports activities can now accommodate up to 12 people.
  • With the warm weather coming, the opening of the swimming pools is much appreciated! Hotel spas and pools can now open.

Measures in effect from Friday May 28, 2021

Long-awaited news was unveiled on this last week of May. The deconfinement will be starting soon! Among other things, the Quebec government is announcing the lifting of travel bans between regions (except, for now, visitors from Ontario).

How will these relaxed health measures affect your next visit to Tremblant? Here’s what you need to know:

Withdrawal of curfew

  • A little more time in the pedestrian village? Why not! With the removal of the curfew, activities like Tonga Lumina will be able to open for the summer season.
  • Hotel check-in procedures will also be easier without the curfew.

Terrace openings

QUEBEC DECONFINEMENT PLAN

Outdoor activities

  • Groups of up to 8 people can come together for non-contact activities.
  • At Tremblant, masks are always mandatory in the queues, in the lifts (Panoramic gondola, chair lift and Cabriolet) and inside public spaces.

Of course, basic sanitary measures are still in place and wearing a face covering is recommended in any public area.

Further measures will be relaxing in stages in the coming weeks, depending on the epidemiological situation and vaccination coverage. To find out about all of the measures in place, click here.

Here is a reminder of the ongoing measures:

  • Hand washing when entering an establishment;
  • Wearing a face covering in establishments, in queues and lifts;
  • Respecting a distance of 2 meters with others.

Your collaboration is important. If you have symptoms of COVID-19, get well soon and please visit us at another time.

For everything you need to know about sanitary measures at Tremblant, like what to know before your arrival as well as during your visit, we invite you to check our Health Measures page:

TREMBLANT HEALTH MEASURES

Your well-being is our priority. We look forward to seeing you soon!