Great local shop for all your sports needs. New equipment or used, ski, hockey, mountain bike, they…read morehave everything. The staff is friendly and do a good job. I go regularly for my skates sharpening.

I bought a mountain bike from Sports Aux Puces Q1 of 2020. They had it listed for sale on…read morePinkBike. I'm in California and they're in Canada so there is always some trepidation regarding how things will go. Excellent transaction. Bike exactly as presented. Shipped fast and packed well. Quality folks!

One way to explore the Mont Tremblant area is to go by bicycle! There's all levels of cycling…read moreavailable. We went at 10am on a weekday and there were only 2 customers ahead of us. Total wait time was maybe 10 min. There's no physical maps provided so they encourage you to download the digital map. All the trails are off road mountain trails near Mont Tremblant village except one that is paved. It goes into the wooded areas and heads down to the village at Lake Mercier which is either a 6 or 8km ride depending which route you pick. The minimum rental is 2 hours and they have all the types of bicycles you could want...from basic 24" bikes to road bikes to electric bike. We went for their all road bike and it's good enough to tackle the small inclines with reasonable ease arrive it's got 3 front gear speeds and 6 back gear speeds. Don't forget to bring your own helmet so you don't have to rent! The paved cycling path from Mont Tremblant is considered difficult since there are fairly steep slopes... It's a blast zipping through the forest on the downhills but only until you have to climb the next hill. You'll feel this in your thighs the next day :) There were quite a number of these so pace yourself! Some of the turns are sharp and at the bottom of an incline. The path is beautiful and is crisscrossed with some of the mountain biking trails. There are also pedestrians enjoying the cycling trail on foot so watch out for hidden turns in case there are pedestrians. Bikes are not allowed in the Mont Tremblant village so the cycling really is best on the trails. Service was friendly and prompt. Our bikes were in great condition and clean. Overall a fun experience and since I couldn't complete the paved cycling trail the first time around, I'll take another shot at it next time or try the easy unpaved cycling path!

It was a Christmas winter wonderland for us this year!…read more We booked two nights at Chaumiere De L'Anse for our skiing holiday in Mont Tremblant which is a mere 5 minutes away from the ski resort by car. It is a B&B; we were given a medium size room with our own bathroom with balcony, I'm sure the balcony add-on is a plus during the Summer season. Our Host Man and Martin really take care of this property very well, everything is in order and the entire place is pristine. A sumptuous breakfast is prepared every morning. Man, (who is in fact a woman) will even pack some fresh Croissants to nibble on while skiing. I love the little special touches this premises offered, free warmers for hands and toes, complimentary teas and everything in our room refrigerator. Chaumiere De L'anse made our stay in Mont Tremblant so memorable and this place is highly recommended, I'm a fan!

This is a very clean and comfortable B&B, very conveniently located. It's a 5 minute drive to…read moredownhill skiing and the restaurants at the Mont Tremblant Ski village. The cross-country ski & bike trail is within walking distance. The breakfasts are wonderful, as are the owners.

Not able to give Below Zero more than 3stars. Our day could have been a complete waste if I didn't…read morehave the knowledge to adjust bindings on skis. We were standing at the base lift line clipping in and found that my wife's ski binding had never been adjusted to fit her boots. It took a good 15 minutes to adjust the bindings to fit her boots. If we were unable to adjust the bindings we would have had to get out of the ski gear and back in the car. Drive back To Below Zero take everything back in the store to have the skis adjusted. Then drive back to the ski slopes and hopefully find parking. This whole endeavor would have cost us, at the minimum, a half day and not to mention the shitty attitude for the remainder of the day. The skis should have never made it out the door, this is an essential basic skill rental adjustment.

Great selection of all things outdoors and sports. They…read morecarry a large selection of smart wool socks and u der farmers and stylish outdoor wear and ski clothes. The staff is lovely and helpful. They also have a market where you can get small bites and soup and great selection of gourmet items.

Alain was amazing! He spent two and a half hours fixing my husband's bike, and he was so reasonably…read morepriced. He is a true craftsman and a top-notch bicycle mechanic.

What an amazing crew!…read more I have an old bike, like from a garage sale. It was making this weird thing and was rough to pedal. I assumed it was because I'm out of shape. Passing by, I just thought, "the heck, let's get tuned." I got a pristine and quick experience and for the low price of 17$ (including a new part) they made my old shooting star into a Nimbus 2000.

My husband and I give high praise to http://www.autobuslepetittraindunord.com/. This friendly small…read morefamily firm provided shuttle transport for us and our bikes to the north end of the rail trail, and also transported our bags from one B&B to another. In addition, they provided timely and exceptional assistance to help us recover from an unexpected crisis. We were scheduled to depart on the shuttle early on a Monday morning. On the preceding Saturday afternoon, while parked at a hiking trail head in VT, the passenger window of our car was smashed. Without a secure car, how could we store our excess baggage during the four days of our bike trip? How could we get the window fixed, given our tight schedule, the location, the weekend, and the limited availability of parts? Maxim, who owns and operates the shuttle service with his parents, arranged to store our extra bags in their small office, (which is a picturesque caboose at the end of the rail trail) and to have someone repair our car window during our bike trip. As a result, we were able to enjoy an uninterrupted worry-free, romantic trip, biking 200 km through beautiful scenery, and including gourmet breakfasts and dinners at each of our three stops. Thank you, Maxim and family, for salvaging this trip by providing storage and arranging repair on an exceptional basis, and demonstrating such a high standard of customer service.

Horrible customer service and very poor Return policies…read more Won't buy from them again. And be careful because their store credits don't last very long either! A few days past the 15 day return date and they refused! And they wonder why Amazon get so much business. I prefer to buy locally and from stores, but I will not be shopping here again.

Really a great place to buy your outdoor gear!…read more Need a Backpack? Bottles? Bicycle? A kayak? The staff is really knowledgeable of their stocks. My husband was searching far and wide shoes to accommodate his feet. He went to 4 different stores before and it took a minute to the clerk to fetch a perfect pair of shoes. He even suggested an other stores and other brands that they don't carry. Really easy going, really easy prices too. (Cheap, for outdoor gear standard, which are really expensive in normal terms (you understand what I mean right?!))