3005, chemin Principal
Mont-Tremblant
Quebec
J0T 1Z0, Canada
tel: +01 819 681 5481
fax: +01 819 681 5976
email: [email protected]

website: http://www.tremblant.ca

Tremblant is a four-season resort which offers golf in the summer, from mid-May to mid-October. During the winter season the mountains provide 602 acres of skiable terrain. Tremblant mountain is Quebec's largest protected area and one of the world's oldest parks with a thriving and diverse wildlife which is the envy of the world - this is a greenhouse ecosystem in bloom.

Location
Tremblant is just a short drive from Montreal via Route 15, but can also be reached by car from Ottawa via Routes 50 and 323. Guests wishing to drive from further afield can reach Tremblant in under a day's travelling from Toronto, Boston, New York and Philadelphia. From all these cities the best route is to drive through Montreal.

Golf Courses
The Tremblant region offers a wide and beautiful range of golf courses, including two on the resort itself; Le Geant is the first, which is a par-72 lay-out skill-fully carved out of the majestic mountainside, offering a display of fairways with a harmonious blend of dips and doglegs. Le Diable is the resort's other course, a 7,056-yard, par 71 championship course which was designed by the renowned team of Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry. The course snakes through a tall red pine forest, complete with 44 fiery-red, Arizona desert-style bunkers and spacious greens. Also locally is the par-72 La Belle at Grey Rocks, which stretches 6,320 yards and is an ideal venue to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding mountains and countryside. Grey Rocks also offers the par-72 La Bete, which is two years old, 6,825 yards and designed by Graham Cooke. One of the best new courses in the country, La Bete benefits from the scenery of Devils' River Valley. Nestled in the Laurentian foliage south of Tremblant is Royal Laurentian, a 7,000-yard, par-71 layout which is rated among Quebec's top-10 courses.

Facilities
Tremblant is the ideal destination for outdoor pursuits, whether it's canoeing down the Devil's River rapids, hiking, cycling, water sports, tennis on one of 13 courts, mini-golf or relaxing on one of the resort's beaches. Tremblant also has a series of musical events and festivals for visitors to enjoy starting May and continuing until the end of October. The region also boasts over 150 restaurants and a wide selection of bars to suit every taste and occasion.

Packages
The Tremblant special packages start from CAN$125 per person during the low season.

With a hauntingly beautiful mountain in the background and fairways flanked by a red pine forest, the two championship courses at Tremblant make this resort one of the most stimulating experiences a golfer can enjoy - the ideal destination for outdoor pursuits