Spring is the strange season that sometimes lacks inspiration for our weekend activities. However, there is a lot to do! Head to Tremblant with these six free activities that will entertain the whole family.
6 Best Free Activities to Do in Tremblant in Laurentians:
1. Fly over pedestrian village
Tremblant Pedestrian Village is active outside of ski season! Catch the convertible ski lift at the base of the village and fly for over a minute. Stroll slowly, taking time to explore these streets, alleys and shops. For the little ones, mascot Doofu and general entertainer Marc-Amples will be there on weekends in April. Pirate Park, accessible year-round, allows kids to burn off energy while parents enjoy a good cup of coffee.
2. Participate in events
Things that happen all year round in Tremor! There are many events and plenty of entertainment that will rock the mountain and most of which are accessible for free. This case, among others, in Corona summit It celebrates the end of the ski season on April 13 Canada Cup XCO/Quebec XCC It will bring together the biggest names in mountain biking on June 1st and 2nd. You can appreciate these sadhakas falling in the south and enjoy the musical performances organized for the event in the village.
3. Go for a hike
Photo taken from Tidukam Facebook page
Mont Tremblant offers 11 hiking trails for all levels. Ranging in length from 1 to 11 kilometers, these trails allow you to climb to the summit or enjoy the delights of shady forests. Access to the trails is free and leashed dogs are welcome during the summer.
4. Have a 360° view
Photo taken from Tidukam Facebook page
At the top of the hill, take the 360 route to the observation tower. From there, an incredible 360° view of the entire Laurentides region, Lake Tremblant below and the lush forest covering Mt. You can access it for free during summer and autumn.
5. Ride in nature
Photo from Facebook page Parc Linéaire le P'tit Train du Nord
It's time to get off your bike and explore the amazing P'tit train du nord linear park. Over 234 kilometers long, it passes through six municipalities in the magnificent Laurentides region offering various stops and refreshment stops. Several parking lots allow easy access to this greenway at no charge.
6. Relax on the beach
Photo from Domaine Saint-Bernard Facebook page
Once the sun's rays peek out, head to the shores of Lake Raynaud at Domaine Saint-Bernard. This 1,500-acre protected natural area is a great place for a family picnic, fun in the water, or relaxing on the sand. Find a volleyball court, play blocks and a canoe and paddleboard rental center on site. In addition, the beach is supervised every day in the summer from 10 am to 6 pm. Guaranteed fun for the whole family!
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