Mont Tremblant Day Trip
Mont Tremblant one day trip
from $71.66 per person
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- Duration
- 8 hours 30 minutes
- Meeting point
- 99 Avenue Viger O
- Cancellation
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
- Run by
- Concord Tours and Travel
Overview
This day trip run by Concord Tours and Travel takes a coachload of travellers out of Montreal and into the Laurentians for a loop of stops: the village of Saint Sauveur des Monts and Mont Tremblant itself, with the treetop walk at Sentier des cimes Laurentides and a panoramic gondola ride available as optional extras. The listed duration is 8.5 hours, and the meeting point is 99 Avenue Viger O in Montreal, with the guide confirming the exact departure time by phone, email or WhatsApp the day before.
In practice this is closer to a shuttle-plus-free-time arrangement than a fully guided walking tour. You get roughly five hours at Mont Tremblant to wander, eat, and ride the gondola if you pay for it. One reviewer stated that the visits in the different towns are not guided. The guide handles logistics, sells the optional gondola and treetop walk tickets on the bus, and points out the practical details along the way.
| Guide | Included |
|---|---|
| Group size | Up to 55 travellers |
It suits travellers who want to see Tremblant and the Laurentian scenery without renting a car. It is a large-group operation, with up to 55 travellers on board, so expect a scheduled, coach-based rhythm rather than an intimate small-group outing. Gratuities and taxes are included in the price, while meals, travel insurance and the optional entry fees are not.
What's Included
Included
- Professional Multi-lingual tour guide
- Roundtrip transportation from MTL to Mont-Tremblant（7：30am to 19:00pm）
- The Indemnity Fund amounting to CAD1.00 per CAD1,000 of travel services...
- Taxes
- Gratuities
Not Included
- Travel insurance
- Meals
- Personal expenses
- Entry fees: Mont-Tremblant Panoramic gondola ( unless option is selected)
- Entry fees: Sentier des cimes Laurentides ( unless option is selected)
| Rating | 4.2 from 21 reviews |
|---|---|
| Weather | Needs good weather: if the operator cancels for poor weather you are offered another date or a full refund. |
Itinerary
- Meet at Avenue VigerMeet at 99 Avenue Viger O in Montreal. The guide contacts travellers the day before to confirm the departure time, and the tour returns to this same point.
- Saint Sauveur des MontsA first stop of 1 hour in the village. Reviewers describe it as a rest stop with cafes and shops.
- Mont TremblantThe core of the day: free time at the resort village. The gondola ride and the treetop walk at Sentier des cimes Laurentides are optional extras.
- Return to MontrealThe coach heads back, ending at the original meeting point.
What To Expect From The Tour
A few practical points come up repeatedly on the booking page and in traveller reviews, and they shape how the day goes.
| Entry fees | Mont-Tremblant panoramic gondola and Sentier des cimes Laurentides entry are not included unless the option is selected. |
|---|---|
| Food and drink | Meals are not included. |
- Dress warmly. Several reviewers said the cold caught them out, particularly around mid-October, with bitter winds at elevation. One reported snow and ice near the summit. Bring layers, a warm jacket and proper shoes for the season.
- Bring cash. The gondola and treetop walk tickets are sold on the bus by the guide, and reviewers reported cash or e-transfer, with card payments carrying a surcharge in some cases. Have cash on hand if you plan to do either activity.
- Free time at stops. One reviewer noted the visits in the different towns are not guided. The booking covers transport and the guide's commentary on the road, with admission-type activities paid separately.
- Big group pace. The group is capped at 55 travellers. One reviewer appreciated the assigned seat numbers, which removed any rush boarding the coach. The day runs on a fixed coach schedule, so timing at each stop depends on the group.
- Food and drink. Meals are not included. Reviewers mention brunch at Mont Tremblant, pastries in the village and hot chocolate as options, so budget for food or pack something.
- Timing reality. The tour is listed at 8.5 hours, but one reviewer reported the day running longer, closer to 11 hours, with an early morning start and a return around 7pm reported by others. Do not plan a tight evening commitment afterwards.
Common issues. The optional gondola and treetop walk fees are paid on top of the booking price, and one reviewer felt this made the booking amount to little more than transport, while card payment for these extras may involve a surcharge. The tour is not wheelchair accessible and it is not advised for travellers with back problems, pregnant travellers or serious heart conditions, recommending moderate physical fitness instead. Weather matters: the operator can cancel or reschedule for poor conditions, and the tour also requires a minimum number of travellers to run. One reviewer felt the final village stop could have been skipped.
Common Questions
Is The Gondola And Treetop Walk Included In The Price?
No. Both the Mont-Tremblant panoramic gondola and the Sentier des cimes Laurentides are listed as entry fees not included, unless you select an option that covers them. Reviewers said the guide sells these tickets on the bus, typically for cash or e-transfer, sometimes with a card surcharge.
Where Does The Tour Meet?
The meeting point is 99 Avenue Viger O in Montreal, near public transportation, and the tour ends back at the same spot. The guide contacts travellers the day before by phone, email or WhatsApp to confirm the departure time, and a confirmation letter specifies the exact meeting location and time.
Is Food Included?
Meals and personal expenses are not included. Reviewers mention buying brunch, pastries and hot chocolate during the stops, so plan to pay for your own food or bring snacks.
How Long Is The Day, Really?
The tour is listed at 8.5 hours, but one reviewer reported a longer day, roughly 11 hours door to door, and another described a return to Montreal around 7pm. Keep your evening schedule loose.
Can Children Or People With Limited Mobility Join?
Infants must sit on laps, and the tour is not wheelchair accessible. A moderate physical fitness level is advised, and it is not recommended for travellers with back problems, pregnant travellers or serious heart conditions.
What Is The Cancellation Policy?
A full refund requires cancelling at least 24 hours before the start time, with no changes accepted inside that window. The tour depends on good weather and a minimum number of travellers; if the operator cancels for either reason, you are offered a different date or a full refund.
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