Popular Guided Tours to Experience Around Tremblant

Staying in Tremblant is the perfect opportunity to try iconic Laurentian activities under the guidance of passionate experts who know the region inside out. Whether it’s a first-time experience or a chance to deepen a skill, these guided tours from Tremblant allow for adventures off the beaten path, without ever sacrificing comfort or safety.

Introduction, Discovery, and Guided Excursions all Year Round

Beyond skiing and golf, Tremblant offers a variety of signature experiences: rafting, dog sledding, snowmobiling, side-by-side ATV tours, and Via Ferrata. Each activity includes accessible instruction, clear explanations, and professional guidance to ensure a confident and immersive adventure.

What sets Tremblant apart is the accessibility of these experiences. Shuttles, local partners, and professional guides allow for complete adventures without detailed planning. Whether for a first introduction or to deepen a skill, these guided tours provide the perfect balance of discovery, learning, and fun—a simple and effective way to enrich a stay in Tremblant, whatever the season.

Four-Season Activities

Winter Activities

Summer Activities

Side-by-Side ATV Tours: Guided off-road Adventure all Year Round

All year round, ATVs allow exploration of remote Laurentian terrain. Behind the wheel of a powerful off-road vehicle, each trail becomes a playground where nature, adrenaline, and discovery come together. Guided tours from the Tremblant Activity Centre wind through the winding trails of Club Iroquois and Mont-Tremblant National Park.

The closed cabin and four seats provide comfort and protection, while three-point seatbelts and a safety roll cage ensure a secure, guided experience accessible even to beginners.

The introduction includes vehicle handling, safety procedures, and driving techniques adapted to all types of trails. Steep climbs, fast descents, and tight turns provide adrenaline, while allowing time to appreciate the surrounding nature: the scent of pine, rustling leaves, and the engine’s rhythm echoing through the valley. Each section of the circuit reveals surprises, from open panoramas to wilder passages—a safe yet thrilling way to experience off-road power and discover the spectacular Laurentian landscapes.

Via Ferrata: Reach New Heights, Step by Step

Via Ferrata offers a unique way to discover the Laurentian mountains and forests, combining thrilling sensations, breathtaking views, and secure guidance. Whether on Mont Catherine in winter or at Mont-Tremblant National Park in summer, each route provides an immersive experience where balance, strength, and courage are rewarded with spectacular vistas.

On Mont Catherine (Winter)

On Mont Catherine, the winter route lasts about two hours, with moderate-to-advanced sections featuring rock walls, suspension bridges, and panoramic views of Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts. The safety line ensures continuous confidence throughout the climb. At the summit, two zip lines of 900 m and 650 m extend the adventure, offering thrilling sensations and grand perspectives of the snow-covered mountain.

At Parc National du Mont-Tremblant (Summer)

At Parc National du Mont-Tremblant, only 30 minutes from Tremblant, the summer Via Ferrata follows a cliffside above the Devil’s River. Bridges, beams, and hanging walkways allow participants to navigate natural obstacles while admiring the river below. Routes adapt to all levels, from beginner to advanced, in a guided, secure, and progressive framework.

Led by certified guides, Via Ferrata combines technical learning, adrenaline, and full immersion in nature. Every step reveals a new panorama, turning forests and mountains into a spectacular playground. It’s an ideal guided tour for pushing limits safely while fully enjoying the region’s beauty.

More Guided Tours to Enjoy Year-Round

Wilderness Survival Classes

Day with a Woodsman

Helicopter Rides

Dog Sledding: Snow, Dogs, and Forest Make an Authentic Adventure

Dog sledding is one of Canada’s most iconic winter experiences. Once used by the Inuit and explorers to transport goods and people across snowy landscapes, it is now a unique way to experience winter and connect with nature.

Guided tours begin in the heart of a silent forest, blanketed in pristine snow. The eager barks of northern dogs echo through the trees. Before departure, guides explain the role of each dog, the functioning of the sled, and essential driving and braking techniques. Learning is interactive: balance, anticipation, and coordination are all crucial to mastering the sled.

Once on the trail, the experience fully engages the senses. Snow crunches under the sled and the steady breathing of the dogs sets the rhythm, powered by their strength and energy. Depending on the chosen route, the trail winds through valleys and forests, alternating steep climbs, fast descents, and tight turns that challenge balance and attentiveness. The guide remains close, adjusting speed and intervening when needed, providing the perfect mix of adrenaline and safety.

At the return, a calm settles over the forest. Dogs rest while participants take the time to meet them, interact with the guides, and gain a deeper appreciation for a tradition deeply rooted in Canadian history.

Snowmobiling: Discover Winter Differently on a Guided Tour

Snowmobiling is a cornerstone of the Canadian winter experience. Once a vital mode of transportation in snowy regions, it is now a privileged way to explore vast landscapes—especially when experienced on a guided tour.

About an hour from Tremblant, several marked trails provide a gradual introduction, even for those who have never driven a snowmobile. After gear fitting and a safety briefing, the group sets off under the watchful eye of the guide. Engines roar and snow sparkles under the sun as dense forests, frozen lakes, and silent valleys provide breathtaking scenery.

The tour is adapted to the group, with the guide adjusting the pace according to each participant’s level. Every moment combines speed, freedom, and full immersion in nature, where the sensation of power blends with the contemplation of the winter landscape.

More Guided Tours to Enjoy This Winter

Ice fishing

Sleigh Ride

Snowshoe Tour with the Fire Man

Cani-snowshoeing (snowshoe with dog

Rafting: White-water Initiation for Everyone

From spring through summer, the Laurentian rivers transform into natural water slides, shaped by seasonal flow and terrain. Once essential routes for transportation and trade, these rivers now provide a perfect playground for rafting, allowing participants to feel the force of the current and the energy of moving water.

About 75 minutes from Tremblant, the adventure begins with a full briefing: paddling techniques, safety positions, and reading the current. Even novices quickly gain confidence, making it an accessible, guided introduction—perfect for active families, groups, or anyone curious to experience white-water in a safe and stimulating environment.

On the water, the guide becomes a conductor, navigating the group through rapids and calmer sections, alternating bursts of adrenaline with moments for reflection. Water splashes, the wind brushes across the face, and the river unfolds its secrets: cliffs, forests, birds, and ever-changing reflections. Each rapid presents a collective challenge, a surge of tension and thrill, followed by calmer passages to enjoy the scenery.

More Guided Tours to Enjoy This Summer

Cani-hiking

Horseback riding

Family fishing tour on Lac Ouimet

Fly Fishing on the Diable River

Ultralight Aircraft Flights

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