Tremblant Colours Festival

Laurentian autumn offers one of Quebec's most spectacular natural displays, when the mixed forests covering the peaks progressively transform into flamboyant shades of orange, red, and yellow, contrasting beautifully with the enduring green of the conifers. The Tremblant Fall Colors Festival capitalizes on this seasonal phenomenon by inviting visitors to gain altitude via the station's scenic gondola, which allows you to admire this chromatic display from an aerial perspective impossible to achieve from ground level. The event, which typically spans several weeks in September and October depending on the foliage progression, combines this exceptional visual experience with various family-friendly activities and entertainment organized in the pedestrian village at the mountain's base, extending the station's tourism season well beyond the official end of summer. Mont-Tremblant's summit, the highest peak in the Laurentians accessible by gondola, offers on clear days an unobstructed view stretching for miles over the surrounding forest, making this autumn period one of the most photographed times of year throughout the entire region. This ability to transform a seasonal natural phenomenon into a structured tourist attraction exemplifies the year-round diversification philosophy that characterizes the entire Laurentian tourism industry, where each season features a custom-designed array of activities specifically tailored to that time of year.