Tremblant, Les Falaises By Canus

Local's secret!!

by amsterdam_vallon

There's a lot of people skiing during the high season.

That's the local's secret:

AM: ski the North Side and the Edge
PM: ski the South Side Versant Soleil

This way you will be able to enjoy the great skiing area of the Mont-Tremblant

Spa Le Scandinave

by amsterdam_vallon

RELAXATION IN THE HEART OF NATURE

Four-season activity:
Finnish Sauna, Norwegian Steam Bath, outdoor Jacuzzi, Swedish Massage, Swimming in the river year-round, Nordic waterfall, deer observation. Only two or three hours are required to enjoy this relaxing activity in the heart of nature. Come alone, with your friends or colleagues, rain or shine, year round.

Rates:
SCANDINAVIAN BATHS: $34
Finnish sauna, Norwegian steam bath, outdoor hot-tubs, Nordic and thermal waterfalls, relaxation solariums, year-round swimming in the river, and deer observation (depending on the season).

MASSAGES (including access to Scandinavian baths)

Swedish (60 or 90 minutes): $89 or $129
Technique created by Scandinavian Pehr Heinrick Ling. A relaxation massage that reduces stress, increases circulation and releases the tension and toxins trapped in one’s muscles and the nervous system.

Stone Therapy (90 minutes): $139
A deep-tissue massage that puts the healing benefits of hot stones to work. This ancient Amerindian technique is believed to cleanse the body, calm the heart, ground the soul and soothe the mind.

Massage Yoga Thai (90 minutes): $139
An invigorating massage inspired by Thai techniques. As an initiation or a complement to yoga, this massage revitalizes your energy lines. Manipulations are done on the floor, so comfortable clothing (long pants) is recommended.

Chairside (15 minutes): $54
A short upper-body massage that focuses on the back, the shoulders and the head. It eases the daily build-up of muscular aches and pains. Each massage is adapted to the client’s specific needs and is available with or without a reservation.

Luge ride

by coollikethat

This is a fun ride that anyone can do! Take the ski life up and then take the luge ride down the mountain. You can buy tickets a the ticket office. It's best to get an activity card if you are going to do more than one activity.

Ride the Caleche

by Faiza-Ifrah

While walking down from the base of the mountain to the entrance of the Mountain sector (instead of taking chair lifts for they were closed for the day), we saw this beautiful 2 horse caleche parked at a roundabout. We at once decided to take a ride.

The owners of the caleche, an old couple, were very friendly indeed. Knowing that we are originally from Pakistan, they were quite delighted. The lady told us that she has met a Pakistani family before who hired their Caleche. My daughter acted as a translator for they could only speak French.

Two percheron horses, Lyndsay and Dan, share the work. They are brought to this sector on a trailer from the farm. The owners have kept a picture album in the cabin and we found it to be very informative about the farm, different horses at work, and their family lineage.

The 40 minutes caleche ride took us from the heavily crowded sector where the croud waved at seeing us, to the Parc des Chutes, where we visited the water falls and had a beautiful view of Mont-Tremblant from the opposite side of the lake.

Mont Tremblant, the heart of the Laurentides

by belgian_joe

During the summer season, Mont Tremblant village is a nice place to go for a couple of days, to reach the Mont Tremblant national park 20km from the village, and to bike on the "Petit Train du Nord" path.

Peace and quite are a moto here, at least when it is ski off season!

This picture has been taken during the afternoon I spend on "Le Petit Train du Nord" cycling path!

Beginning of the famous indian summer. I was there 2 weeks too early, end of september.