Starting in early September, the Fall Colours Index becomes your go to guide for following the changing colours at Tremblant. Updated every Thursday on our social media channels, it shows you where the colours are at across the mountain, around the lake and in the pedestrian village. From green to the first hints of yellow, orange and red, follow their progression and choose the best time to head out and discover Tremblant.
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What You Can Expect as Autumn Colours Unfold Week by Week
Yellow with Hints of Green & Orange
Around mid September, warmer days are still here, and the lake offers the audacious one last chance to swim, water ski, wakeboard and paddleboard as the mountain gently sails into autumn. It is the perfect time to play tennis, hike the tallest peak in the Laurentians, set out on a road or mountain bike ride or unwind on one of many sun-drenched patios.
Dig Deeper: 10 Ways to Enjoy Autumn in Tremblant
Orange with Shades of Ochre & Crimson
End of September is the ideal time to enjoy the mountain and everything it has to offer. Seasonal must-dos include rock climbing, exciting via ferratas or admiring the scenery and deep-nature setting from high above, by scenic gondola or helitour, or careening feet first on one of five Ziptrek Ecotour ziplines. Watersport fans are sure to enjoy the mountain’s colourful regalia from a canoe, kayak, pedal or pontoon boat, laser, catamaran and motorized craft, or by taking a cruise on Lac Tremblant.
Red with Hues of Orange & Russet
In early October, extend the fun with a final round of golf, a bit of fishing, or a refreshing hike or trail run. Then, enjoy lunch at the Grand Manitou while taking in the breathtaking panoramic views. Down in the village, try an exciting luge run or treat yourself to some end-of-season sales at participating boutiques.
And On Days When There’s a Chill in the Air…
In mid-October, why not enjoy the crisp autumn days by horseback riding, going for a run, or cycling—perfect ways to stay in shape in anticipation of the ski season? Stroll about the pedestrian village or try one of Mission Liberté’s three indoor adventures or Mission Laser’s laser tag, share a teddy-bear or ceramic workshop, pop into an art gallery, have tea, indulge in a massage, wellness treatment or a great meal? And later, visit Versant Soleil, Casino de Mont-Tremblant’s gaming tables, restaurant and lounge.
Keep reading: After the Leaves, Before the Snow: What to Do in Tremblant?
Plan Your Fall Colours Visit
To make the most of the fall colours during the weekends from September 19 to October 12, 2026, please note the following traffic and parking measures:
- Enhanced free public transit service with BUS Mont-Tremblant, available at all times.
- Parking P1 to P5: $25 for cars, $10 for motorcycles, $40 for recreational vehicles.
- North Side parking (from Oct. 3): $10, 1,000 spaces, direct shuttle from 9 a.m (outdoor toilets only).
- Parking is prohibited along chemin Duplessis and near the resort to help maintain smooth traffic flow.
