When Eastern Canada gets FOMO from watching the West crushing massive peaks, they have one safe haven to run to, Mont Tremblant. Located in Southeast Québec, Mont Tremblant is the highest peak in the Laurentian Mountains with 645 metres (2,116 ft) of vertical to play with. Its black diamonds are littered with man made moguls giving both you and your knees some challenge terrain.
When its time to put your carving skis away for the day, Mont Tremblant's second major feature comes alive: its village. A worthy rival to Whistler's, Mont Tremblant's village with its cobblestone streets, incredible line up of restaurants and nightlife will have you second guessing if you just landed in at a boujee resort in the French Alps. But nope, you're in Canada, at the one of the best darn resorts the East Coast can offer.
