Mont Tremblant: Guided Zipline Tour & Gondola Access

Summary

Zipline from Mont Tremblant’s summit with local guides and sweeping views

You’ll ride the panoramic gondola to Mont Tremblant’s summit, gear up with your guide, then soar down five ziplines—the longest in Quebec—all the way back to the village. Expect quick hikes between lines, crisp mountain air on your face, and plenty of laughs along the way. There’s something about seeing Tremblant from above that sticks with you.

What’s the experience like?

You know that feeling when your stomach does a little flip before something wild? That’s how I felt stepping off the gondola at the top of Mont Tremblant. The air was sharp and piney, almost cold enough to bite, and our guide—Marie, who grew up nearby—handed me a helmet with a grin. “You’ll want this,” she said, like she’d seen first-timers’ nerves a hundred times. The harness felt snug but safe. I could see the village way below, roofs like tiny squares. Didn’t expect my hands to sweat so much in Quebec weather.

The first zipline looked longer than it did in photos. Marie clipped us in one by one, double-checking every latch. There was this brief second of silence just before I pushed off—then wind everywhere, in my ears and face, trees blurring into green streaks. I yelled something (not sure what), and heard someone behind me laughing. Between lines we hiked short trails through the woods; I caught the smell of wet leaves and earth under my boots. One of the kids in our group asked if bears ever came this high up—Marie just winked and said they prefer picnics.

By the third zipline my nerves had mostly burned off. The fifth line is the big one—almost a kilometer long, Marie said—and you can see all the way across Lac Tremblant if you look sideways mid-flight (which I did, heart pounding). My legs were shaky when we landed back in the village but honestly? I still think about that view from above, clouds moving fast over the mountain and everything so small below. Not sure any photo would really show it.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Mont Tremblant zipline adventure

• Access Mont Tremblant via gondola
• Climb stairs and hike moderate trails
• Zip on five ziplines totaling 4 km
• Descend from summit back to village

Top questions

How long is the Mont Tremblant guided zipline tour?

The tour lasts around 3 hours total.

How many ziplines are included on this tour?

You’ll ride five distinct ziplines from summit to village.

Is equipment provided for the zipline tour?

Yes, all gear including harnesses and helmets is included.

Where does the tour start and end?

The tour starts and ends at Centre Aventure in Mont Tremblant’s pedestrian village.

Are there any fitness requirements for this activity?

You should be able to handle moderate hiking and stair climbing; it’s suitable for most fitness levels.

Is hotel pickup included?

No hotel pickup is included; you meet at Centre Aventure in the pedestrian village.

What is the weight limit for participants?

The maximum weight allowed is 275 lbs (125 kg); minimum is 75 lbs (34 kg).

Does this zipline tour operate year-round?

The tour runs in most weather conditions but check ahead for seasonal availability.

What’s included

Your day includes panoramic gondola access up Mont Tremblant, all necessary ziplining equipment (custom harnesses and helmets), five guided ziplines totaling nearly 4 km back down to the village, plus friendly support from a professional local guide throughout your adventure.