Alpine Touring
Enjoy our designated areas for climbing
- Closed
Face the mountain differently
Come climb the highest peak in the Laurentians with your skis on in one of our designated areas and trails, and ski down one of our 102 marked ski runs!
Note that a daily access or the alpine touring season pass is mandatory to enjoy our designated areas (must be visible at all times when climbing).
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- A daily access or the alpine touring / snowshoeing season pass is mandatory to access designated alpine touring areas.
- Tonik and Ikon pass holders must pick up their complimentary pass at our Guest Services Desk or at any multiservice centre.
Royalty and taxes extra. Rates, royalty and taxes are subject to change without notice. rich-text, responsive-tableAccess Rate Daily access $30 Alpine touring / Snowshoeing season pass $125 With snowshoes rental $15 With alpine touring ski or splitboard rental Free Tonik and Ikon pass holders Free Valid same-day ticket holder Free accordion, accordion-placeholderTerms and conditions
Validity- A daily access or the alpine touring season pass is mandatory to access designated alpine touring areas.
- The daily access is valid only for the day it was purchased for.
- The alpine touring season pass valid throughout the 2024/25 ski season, according to snow conditions.
Purchase- The daily access can be purchased online, by phone at 1-888-738-1777, at any multiservice centre or at Le Randonneur rental centre (Chalet des Voyageurs).
- The daily access is included with alpine touring equipment rental at Le Randonneur rental centre (Chalet des voyageurs).
- The alpine touring season pass must be purchased in person at any multiservice centre or at our Guest Services Desk.
- The alpine touring season pass is free for Tonik and Ikon pass holders.
- Holders of a valid lift ticket for the day can get a free daily alpine touring access pass by visiting Customer Service or the multiservices center.
Delivery- Daily access must be picked up at multiservice centre.
- Tonik and Ikon pass holders must pick up their free alpine touring season pass at our Guest Services Desk or at any multiservice centre.
Refund- The daily access can be refunded up to 72 hours prior to first day planned of use. Not refundable past this period.
- The alpine touring season pass is not refundable.
Restrictions- These products are not transferable.
- It is forbidden to climb or ski down the mountain outside of mountain operation hours.
- It is forbidden to camp on the mountain.
- Mont Tremblant is located in the Parc national du Mont-Tremblant. Thus, pets are not allowed (dogs and cats).
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Le Randonneur Rental Centre
Rent your alpine touring equipment directly at the base of the pedestrian village and come discover our designated areas on the mountain! Our team will give you advice on trails and equipment adapted to your level.
• Reserve at the counter the day of at Le Randonneur rental centre.
• No reservations ahead of time.
• The daily access is included with any alpine touring ski or splitboard rental.Pricing
High season: December 27, 2024 to January 3, 2025, every Saturday from January 4 to March 20 and February 15 to 20, 2025. Royalty and taxes extra. Rates, royalty and taxes are subject to change without notice.Regular season High season Full set $89 $94 Alpine touring skis/poles or splitboard $66 $71 Boots $34 $38
Schedule
Closing at 6 p.m on December 24, 25, 31 and January 1.Date Day Hours November 22 to December 31, 2024 Every day 8 a.m to 4:30 p.m January 1 to March 16, 2025 Every day 8 a.m to 5 p.m
(9 p.m on Fridays)March 17 to April 21, 2025 Every day 8 a.m to 5:30 p.m
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Purchase
- Only available in store at Le Randonneur rental centre.
- No reservations ahead of time.
- Credit card is mandatory.
- Subject to availability.
- The daily access is included with a full set rental (alpine touring skis/poles or splitboard, boots).
Equipment return
- Equipment must be returned the same day during Le Randonneur rental centre opening hours.
Damage waiver protection
- The damage waiver protection is included in your leasing contract. It protects yourself from costs of damage to little nicks, cuts and core shots. This protection plan does not include damages suffered for misuse and negligence, and costs related to disappearance or theft. In case of breakage by negligence, $350 will be charged (plus royalty and taxes).
Preventing equipment theft
- Never leave your equipment unattended or unlocked. Lost, stolen or incomplete rental equipment will be charged to the lessee at the full retail price. Many spaces are provided on site to lock your equipment.
Refund- Not-refundable.
4 reasons not to enter closed trails
Trails can be closed for many reasons and skiing them can be dangerous. Signs are there to help guide you and inform you on trail conditions and grooming activity. Either way, there is no patrol in a closed trail and skiing them could lead to an accident or an infraction.
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Safety rules
Mont Tremblant Resorts and Company reserves the right to charge a $250 fee or more for required assistance outside of operating hours or off marked and opened trails.
Advice before heading out
- Climb or ski down only during hours permitted for alpine touring: from 7:45 a.m to 30 minutes after the closing of Télécabine Express.
- Do not enter a closed trail. Climb only in designated trails and on the edge of one of the three marked ski runs on the map (Nansen, Algonquin and Beauchemin).
- Stay visible and climb in single file, never side by side.
- Only go down on marked and opened trails and follow the Mountain Code of Conduct at all times.
- It is mandatory to obtain a daily access or the alpine touring season pass. Access to lifts requires a separate and valid lift ticket or pass.
- Do not feed the animals.
- Dogs are not permitted on the trails.
- There are risks inherent to alpine touring and snowshoeing. You may encounter snowmobiles, grooming machines, snowmaking equipment, obstructions, skiers and/or riders. Be careful!
Mont Tremblant Resorts and Company reserves the right to charge a $250 fee or more for required assistance outside of operating hours or off marked and opened trails.
Advice before heading out
- Wear seasonal footwear and carry extra clothes since temperatures at the summit are often colder than at the base.
- Make sure your physical fitness level is adequate for the climb and bring appropriate clothing and equipment including a water bottle and food.
- Don’t climb by yourself, and bring a charged cell phone. Please note that cell phone services are limited at some locations on the mountain and that some trails are not patrolled. Basic First Aid knowledge is highly recommended.
- Don’t litter – you will find garbage cans and recycling bins at the base of the gondola.
- Don’t build a camp fire and don’t throw your cigarette butts in nature; not only can they start a wild fire, they are made of plastic fibers and do not decompose.
