There's a parking lot at this location but it's very small so during peak season you may not find a…read morespot. You can park on the Tremblant P1 parking and just walk 10 min to get over. We went for the kayak and life jacket rental. The team is friendly enough but I feel that their kayaks are cheap! The one they gave us and a previous group was the one-piece pink molded plastic kayak--be prepare to get soaked! The lake wasn't even very windy and the waves were maybe 6 inches high and they kept splashing into the kayak and there's nowhere for the water to go--make sure you have an extra change of clothes because your pants will be wet down to your underwear!!! The molded seat of the kayak is uncomfortable and difficult to sit in for longer than 30 min. There's also no rudder on this one so paddling and steering was also challenging with even just a small breeze. Although we booked an hour, all these factors made it so that we cut it short only about 30 mins into our rental and headed back to shore.

Whitewater rafting (or kayaking) the Rouge is a must-do for adventurous folks. I took a sportsyak…read moredown for my trip with Eau Vive, a multi boat trip. We had a separate guide for us in the kayaks alongside other raft teams. Highly recommend this place, they'll take you down the river safely.

We visited Montreal over the weekend and were looking for a recreational activity. Visiting from…read morethe United States meant we had no first hand knowledge of the area or companies that offered rafting excursions. We used the internet to locate Eau Vive and I'm so glad we did. The rafting was amazing fun and the course was a good mix of both calm and white water sections but more important than that I would like to focus my review on the people. Every single person we came in contact with that works at Eau Vive was great (and you come in contact with a lot of people as you arrive, pick up your gear, take a quick lesson, board the busses, return back, and eat lunch). Every person went out of their way to make sure we had a great experience. Our guide was a great guy who gave us a fun day on the water while projecting the confidence that made us feel safe in his hands. (Thank you Luc). Everyone was funny, kind, caring, and most of all put up with us annoying Americans. Everything about the experience was amazing, but the people in my mind are what made it five stars. Thank you for making our day and showing us just how kind Canadians can be. If you're looking for a great day on the river, please give Eau Vive your business. It's about 90 minutes outside of Montreal and was definitely the highlight of our trip. Thank you again to everyone at Eau Vive.

Park, pokéstop, public restroom and fountain. This park is sure small…read more But it has everything. Right next to the church and in the busiest cornet of St-Jovite this park offer a great place for meet-up and to get a breath.

I love the lift up the mountain there's about 3 different ones you can take but the one we took was…read morefree on Sunday just until 5 pm and he drops you off at the casino. So if you're looking for a fun little trip jump on one of these and enjoy the view. You can fit 4-6 people in each but I always go just us two as it's more fun and romantic. You can't come to Tremblant without going up the mountain at least once while there.

Great winter activity with an excellent team…read more Tony, Gabriel, Ollie and Rosy were excellent guides and made everyone feel totally comfortable with the zip line ride in the winter. Will definitely come back!

$2,500 Snowmobile Tour…read more My son and I did a snowmobile tour with Tyroparc and some friends in January, 2023. We have riden snowmobiles before so I was looking forward to it. The first half hour or so was fine. When we got to a short but steep hill our instructor stopped the tour and told us to go over the hill slowly and not use the brakes on the way down the hill as it can throw the passenger (in this case, my teenage son) off the snowmobile. This was not the first time I've ever driven a snowmobile, so I wasn't expecting any issues. When we went over the hill, we found ourselves headed towards a group of small trees. I tried to turn the snowmobile away from the tree while at the same time not using the brake. I wasn't able to negotiate the turn and we crashed directly into the tree. My son and I were both thrown off the snowmobile. My son was okay, thank goodness, but the impact to the tree left me dazed. I sustained a minor concussion and a strained wrist, as I had put my arm up to block my son from the tree. The snowmobile was totaled, as you can see from the photos. When the guide started up the snowmobile, there was a loud explosion in the engine. Despite my dazed mental state, I was told to drive this dangerous vehicle with my son on the back for several minutes. The instructor said he asked me if I was OK to drive it and apparently I said yes, but I was in no condition to make such a decision. It could have caught fire or who knows what else. When I got back to my hotel, and told my wife what had happened, she asked how we got the snowmobile back to the headquarters, and I couldn't remember. To literally add insult to injury, I had to pay $2,500 for the damage because I signed a waiver saying that I am responsible for all damages incurred. While I do accept some responsibility, my son and I were treated in a very reckless manner by the instructor. He was a nice guy but it was very alarming to my friends and son that I was in no condition to be driving immediately after a heavy impact of a snowmobile into a tree, which threw my son and I off the vehicle. I spoke with several managers from Tyroparc in the weeks after to see if we could come to some sort of compromise about the $2,500 owed, but it had already been billed to my credit card and as far as they were concerned, I was in another country hundreds of miles away, and it was case closed. I understand that most people don't crash into a tree and you probably won't either. But it's also important to know that Tyroparc's instruction before the crash and the assistance after the crash were both in my experience, negligent at best and dangerous at worst. Happy holidays!

Well it's weird to review a town hall, but we were in the community hall side today to vote (yayyyy…read morefor doing our civic duty! huzzah for democracy!) and afterwards we played in the lovely park so I figured why not spread the good word in case you happen to be looking for a small event space or some swings in the middle of almost nowhere. I got you boo. The local library is here but I can't review it yet because it was closed today, the hours for the library are kind of rough but I'll get in there eventually mark my words! The community hall is quite small, maybe 50 person seated capacity. There is a small raised stage with a pool table on it - why I cannot say. Performance pool? The room is painted in the off whites and off yellows that are only sold to municipal buildings I assume. It's pretty cozy and it has its own entrance and parking on the lower side of the building, close to the park and the pool. Yes there is a tiny community pool out here in the woods and surrounded by the rolling hills. There is also a skating rink that's open from 10am to 22hrs in the winter, and a mini climbing wall, and kiddie jungle gym and slides, and an exercise area with a bunch of equipment. For a municipality that has about 2000 citizens this is an incredible wealth of sweet local services, and since it's right on the road to the secteur du Diable section of Tremblant Park maybe you'll get to check it out one of these days too!

Looking for a place to have fun during winter time but don't want to pay the high price tag for ski…read morerental and ski pass? This place have you covered! Here, you will go down multiple path using tubes (mostly), bobsleigh and multiple other things you can fit in. All tube have string which you can use to carry around and also attach each other so you slide together. Although, it's good to start but holding each other legs work way better. They say there's about 60 different slide. I can't really say if it's true or not. I think yeah there's at least 60 slides, now to say 60 different one is a bit pushing it (like 10 on the same side doing the exact same route for instance). We were there while there was multiple school bus during the week. Even with that, it wasn't awfully crowded and line were moving fast. The only time the line don't really move is when people don't reach the end and get stuck. Now they either have to walk or try to get going again if it's not on a flat zone. We were 3 and we never got stuck anywhere. We sometime gone 2 and even solo (some allow solo) and never got stuck so I'm unsure what the others were doing, but getting stuck seems pretty common when looking at people before us. The pricing is either 2 or 4 hours. You have 3 tier which allow you either only tube slides or adding other more specialise slide like bobsleigh for exemple. It was a fun day, good way to do some winter activity even for those that dislike winter. There's a little 2 story cabin that have a little cafeteria on the second level (like a snack shack). It's very small, food is at best ok. Took a poutine and was barely warm and it taste ok. Do expect the regular high price of food in any event/activity center.

Came here with the family and we absolutely LOVED it!Weather was nice and mild and lots of fresh…read moresnow to play in. We opted for the snow tubing part only but will be back again and again to try out the other options found here. Price-tag is fair for such an activity, line-up is a little long though so I strongly recommend buying them ahead of time to save yourself a few minutes. The tubing lift is slow going up but reliable as it will bring you up the mountain with relative ease. There were about a dozen tracks to slide down with an automatic gate that goes up and down letting you know when it is safe to go down. The tubes were in excellent quality, no issues with them. The event is so much fun! I do recommend some snow goggles so you don't get snow in the face as you fly down the mountain. The journey is quick but so exciting. Tying up your tubes and going down permit you to have a totally different experience. As in going in backwards is crazy fun. It a totally fun workout and I'm still feeling it a few days later. Make sure to dress warmly with snow pants and just kill it. You'll have a great time!

Decided to take the gondola up at 4:30 pm ( last lift up and down) then hike the rest down. We…read moregrabbed a bottle of wine watched a bit of the sun set and started our adventure down. I'm not a hiker nor have I ever claimed to be one I do my cardio and weights at the gym but let me tell you this trail was so steep for the first 45 minutes I thought I was gonna fall over lol. We started off at the side where all the Coca Cola chairs are and decided this was the fastest way home. It was a great hike down a lot to see the view is gorgeous of course, and there was a little stream so we could freshen up. It took about 1.5 hours down really wasn't that bad and I would do it again. The lady at the ticket booth really doubted us wasn't friendly at all but that didn't stop us from going up and hiking back down like. Champions. She said 2.5 hours but we cut that in half because we the best lol. I suggest to anyone to hike down the ski side and not follow the foot trail it'll take longer and who has time for that ?

Grand-Brule Hiking Trail makes a trip to Mont-Tremblant (Laurentides) in the spring thru autumn…read moreworth it. Beautiful hiking trail that starts behind the Gondola Lift. If you are facing the Gondola Lift follow trail to the left of the gondola. Different degrees of difficulty along the way en route to the top of the mountain, and you can decide where you want to stop. The waterfalls are right at the start, but about half way up the trail - you will also have a great view of the area and great spot for a picnic. Enjoy, and remember mosquito repellent, good hiking shoes, and water.