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Sustainable Practices

Snowy ski slope with chairlift and trees under a clear blue sky.

A Thoughtful and Dynamic Snowmaking Plan

Many factors influence snow production leading into the ski season, and they can vary widely from one year to the next. Even within a single day, conditions can shift quickly. Today, delivering a…


Family enjoying hot drinks and snacks at a cozy lodge cafe in Tremblant.

Sustainable Food at Tremblant: Choosing Local, One Plate at a Time

For Mont Tremblant Resort, sustainability goes beyond protecting our natural environment. It is also reflected in our kitchens, cafés and food outlets. Behind every meal we serve is an important…


Autumn forested hills with vibrant orange and red fall foliage near Tremblant.

Tremblant Becomes the First Canadian Ski Resort to Achieve GreenStep Level 5 Certification

Tremblant has reached a new milestone in its commitment to sustainable development by achieving Level 5 certification through GreenStep's Sustainable Tourism Program, the highest recognition awarded…


Aerial view of dense forest and winding river in Tremblant region.

The Rivière-du-Diable Nature Reserve: A Haven for the Tremblant Community

Did you know that the forests between the Le Géant and Le Diable golf courses are part of an officially recognized nature reserve? Nestled in this scenic landscape, the Rivière-du-Diable Nature…


Two hikers resting on a mountain meadow with a valley and lake in the distance.

Keep Your Mountain Clean: Protect Our Trails, Protect Our Future

For several years now, Station Mont Tremblant has encouraged its employees to actively contribute to sustainability through an internal eco-friendly ideas competition. In 2024, within this framework,…


Volunteers picking up litter in Tremblant village with colorful houses in background.

Tremblant Collective Clean-up: Review of the Spring 2026 Edition

On May 7, 2026, the 9th edition of Tremblant’s Collective Clean-Up brought together a dedicated group of volunteers. Over 100 people took part in collecting litter along the trails and in the…


Couple embracing with hillside and forest in Tremblant landscape.

Travel Responsibly: 11 Tips for Your Next Stay at Tremblant

At Station Mont Tremblant, preservation of the environment is one of our top priorities and we implement multiple actions to reduce our ecological footprint on a daily basis. The climate challenge of…


Three children ski in a snowy forested slope under a bright sun.

Tremblant Gives Back to the Community: 3 Programs to Introduce Skiing to Children

Since 1939, Tremblant has nurtured a passion for skiing, ensuring that the love for winter sports is passed down from generation to generation. Now more than ever, the resort is committed to…


Snow-covered Tremblant landscape with trees and a building complex in valley.

Local Reforestation and Carbon Offset Initiatives at Tremblant

At Tremblant, we care deeply about the environment and actively work to reduce our carbon footprint linked to energy consumption in our day-to-day operations. Despite our efforts to…


Shuttle Between Montréal–Trudeau International Airport and Mont-Tremblant

Tourisme Mont-Tremblant and Keolis Canada are proud to offer a shuttle beetween Montréal–Trudeau international Airport and Mont-Tremblant. This partnership not only meets the demand for convenient…


Centre d'entraide Tremblant community building with sign and mascot.

Station Mont Tremblant Supports Its Community Through La Samaritaine

For several years, Station Mont Tremblant has been actively involved in its local community, collaborating with various partners and organizations in the region. Among them, the Centre d’entraide La…


Family hikers overlook Mont Tremblant valley from a grassy hillside.

Tremblant: A Quebec Leader in Eco-Responsibility

For more than 20 years, Station Mont Tremblant has been committed to sustainable development, taking concrete action to protect its natural environment for the benefit of future generations. In 2023,…