Nestled in the heart of the Laurentian Mountains, the four-season resort Mont-Tremblant hosts the annual Tremblant International Blues Festival, which attracts more than 100,000 music lovers to more than 100 shows. … Read More
If you’ve ever fantasized about living in an alpine chalet nestled at the foot of a mountain above a European village, then Fairmont Tremblant will feel exactly like home. There’s even a canine ambassador named Gracie to welcome you once … Read More
Originally called the “mountain of the great Manitou” (or Great Spirit) by the Algonquin, Mont Tremblant is, as the civic boosters declare, “a mountain of possibilities.” … Read More
Opened in 1995 by two Italian brothers from the Molise region on the Adriatic, Coco Pazzo has become the benchmark for exceptional Italian cuisine in the village of Mont Tremblant. Chef-owner Luigi serves as the consummate host, creating a convivial … Read More
The snow started slowly, almost hesitant, as if uncertain about its form. For ten minutes or twenty, it looked as if we would get icy rain – and then, miraculously, the snow commenced: big fluffy fat flakes that clustered on … Read More
It’s all about that fireplace: a massive fieldstone fireplace that rises to the dining room ceiling and amplifies the warm atmosphere of Windigo, the Fairmont Tremblant’s fine dining restaurant. In the mornings, at breakfast, you might request a table by … Read More
What better place to keep warm in the midst of a Laurentians winter than a forge? According to local history, the forges were not only smithies but also the first ski shops where skiers had their equipment repaired and waxed. … Read More
