Wake up to a cozy holiday morning with breakfast at La Petite Cachee — enjoy fresh pastries and a hot chocolate before heading out. Afterward, wander the pedestrian Promenade du Village to admire festive lights and window displays, pop into local boutiques like Boutique Pur and Tremblant Sports for unique gifts, and warm up with a steaming cup at Brulerie de l'Anse while taking in views of the snow-dusted square.
After a leisurely morning, head to the lakeside boardwalk for a crisp winter walk and then take the panoramic gondola up Mont Tremblant for sweeping views and photo stops at the summit lookout. Descend to warm up with a savory lunch of fondue or raclette at La Savoie, then explore the nearby Spa Scandinave for a restorative hot-snow-cold circuit or a short aromatherapy massage to unwind before evening activities.
As dusk falls, head to Le P'tit Caribou for lively après-ski-style atmosphere (non-skiers welcome) and sample their craft beers or a warming spiced cider on the heated terrace facing the square. Finish the night with a horse-drawn carriage ride from the village kiosk past twinkling storefronts, then cozy up with a late-night dessert and hot toddy at Microbrasserie La Diable to soak in the holiday lights and live music.
Start the day with a hearty breakfast at Antipasto Tremblant, then drive a short way to Mont-Tremblant National Park for a guided snowshoe tour along the Côte-à-Cousineau or La Corniche trails, where a park naturalist will point out winter wildlife tracks and frozen waterfalls. After your trek, warm up with a lakeside coffee and homemade tartine at Café Johannsen near Lac Mercier before taking the scenic Chemin du Sommet for panoramic lookout points and photos of the frosted Laurentian slopes.
After your morning snowshoeing and scenic drives, head to the Rivière-du-Diable sector for a gentle cross-country ski or fat-bike loop along groomed trails, then stop at the cozy Café du Parc for a warming bowl of soup and maple butter tart. Later, drive to the Parc linéaire Le P'tit Train du Nord for a serene riverside stroll or short rent-a-sleigh experience, where frozen river views and quiet woodland clearings make for peaceful winter photography and a slow-paced way to soak in the Laurentians.
As twilight settles, drive down to the charming village of Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts for dinner at the wood-fired Bistro Ô Quai, where regional game and hearty stews pair well with local wines. Afterward, return toward Mont-Tremblant for an evening snowshoe stroll illuminated by lanterns on the Domaine Saint-Bernard trails, finishing the night with hot chocolate and a lakeside view of the starlit Laurentians.
Ease into the final day with brunch at Ô Wok Café on the pedestrian square, savoring their signature eggs Benedict and a steaming café au lait while watching the morning bustle. Afterwards, join a guided heritage walking tour from the tourist office that visits the historic chapel and local art galleries, then pop into La Maison de la Crêpe for a sweet buckwheat crêpe and browse nearby artisan shops for last-minute Quebec-made souvenirs.
Spend a leisurely afternoon sampling Mont-Tremblant’s culinary scene with a cooking demonstration and tasting at Les Artisans du Terroir, followed by a relaxed lunch of seasonal dishes and Quebec cheeses at Le Rustique Bistro. Afterward, stroll to the nearby Galerie d'Art Le P'tit Bonheur to view local painters and craftspeople, then warm up with a specialty hot chocolate at Chocolats Favoris while browsing their artisanal confections for gifts.
As night falls, linger over a seasonal tasting menu at La Forge Bistro-Bar Steakhouse, pairing Quebec vintages with hearty local fare, then wander to the Casino de Mont-Tremblant for an evening of light entertainment or live music without the ski-crowd bustle. Finish with a rooftop nightcap at Altitude Bar & Terrace to admire the village lights and reflect on the trip, or choose a late-night restorative soak at Fairmont Tremblant’s indoor pool and hot tub for a quietly luxurious end to your stay.