Getting to Mont-Tremblant

Getting to Mont Tremblant

Because of its proximity to several East Coast hubs (Boston, New York, Montreal and Toronto) and two airports, getting to Mont Tremblant is a cinch. Located a mere hour and a half from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport and about 25 minutes from the local Mont Tremblant International Airport, a Mont Tremblant ski vacation is extremely accessible to just about anyone in the world. Mont Tremblant International Airport is now served by direct flight from New York and Toronto. Once you arrive, you’ll find getting to your Mont Tremblant accommodations is also quite easy thanks top-notch shuttle services. A rental car is also an option.

Mont Tremblant Directions from New York (about 7.5 hour drive)

Drive highway 87 North. At the Canadian border it turns into highway 15 North. Drive North on Highway 15, through Montreal and follow signs for Saint-Jerome and Sainte-Agathe. After Sainte-Agathe, Autoroute, 15 North turns into Route 117 North. Continue on the 117 North and take exit 119 (Montée Ryan) after Saint-Jovite. Drive on Montée Ryan until Chemin Duplessis and follow indications for Tremblant Resort.

Mont Tremblant Directions from Boston (about 7 hours)

Drive highway 93 North, then 89 North to U.S./Canada border. Follow route 133 North to 10 West towards Montreal. Follow signs to highway 15 North. Take autoroute 15 North to Saint-Jerome and Sainte-Agathe. After Sainte-Agathe, Autoroute 15 North changes name for Route 117 North. Continue on the 117 North and take exit 119 (Montée Ryan) after Saint-Jovite. Drive on Montée Ryan (head for the mountain!) until Chemin Duplessis and follow indications for Tremblant Resort.

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