Snowparks
To learn, or just for the fun of it, riding in our parks will dazzle you
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Feel the rush
As a freestyle enthusiast, you have access to 50 modules in 3 different sectors of the mountain. Considered as being of different levels, these sectors are suited to the needs of freestylers as they progress. To learn, or just for the fun of it, explore our snowparks and practice your moves in a security-oriented environment.
For your first jumps, learning new tricks, or just for fun, you can rely on our team’s expertise and creativity for a great —and safe— day at the park. Our experienced park rangers continually strive to create the best snow conditions.
- 3 parks for freestylers of all levels, all with a panoramic view of lakes and forests
- Wide variety of modules, ramps, jumps, and banked turns
- Terrain park layout changed regularly during the season
- Impressive park ranger team working 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Friendly and relaxed atmosphere
- Open to all
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Adrénaline park- Large modules (L)
- For freestyle experts
Nestled in the Curé Deslauriers and Promenade trails on the South Side, Adrénaline Park is bathed in sun from the middle of the morning until sunset. Enjoy the ride! rich-text, responsive-tablecarousel-component
PROGRESSION PARK- Medium modules (M)
The Progression Park is located on the South Side, at the end of the Alpine trail. It is flooded with sunlight most of the day and is often sheltered from the wind. A great place to perfect maneuvers before moving on to the Adrénaline Park. rich-text, responsive-tablecarousel-component
Mitik Park- About 30 small to medium-sized modules (S and M)
- Banked course
Mitik Park is located at North Side in the Sissy Schuss trail. This family-friendly sector is ideal for skiers and snowboarders who want to safely learn the basics of freestyle (1.7-km long park). rich-text, responsive-tablecarousel-component
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- Tremblant recommends wearing helmet for skiing and riding.
- The helmet is mandatory for all snowpark users, kids 12 years old and under taking ski lessons with Tremblant Snow School and all kids and adults in racing and freestyle programs. All employees working on the mountain must also wear a helmet while on duty on the mountain.
- The helmet is included with winter equipment rentals.
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accordion, accordion-placeholderAdopt a Smart Style
Tremblant’s snowparks adhere to the Smart Style Code of Conduct (Smart Style Freestyle Terrain Safety Initiative). They are equipped with orange signs that provide the modules size and difficulty level. We invite you to follow these simple guidelines which can be summarized in four main points.
Make a plan
- Make a plan before using the features; your speed and position directly affect the execution of your manoeuvre and of your landing.
- Visualize your manoeuvre before attempting it.
Look before you leap- Inspect the features before use, regardless of the time of day.
- Wait your turn, make sure the ramp is clear before going, and clear the landing area quickly.
Easy style it- Warm up, begin with small features, and progress at your own pace.
- Undertake manoeuvres according to your level, maintain control, and take lessons in order to improve.
Respect the park and others- Respect the park, the other riders, the park rangers, the Mountain Code of Conduct, and the signage.
- Respect gets respect.