Charter a private jet to Mont-Tremblant: World Cup ski racing, the Fairmont's ski-in slopes, and Lac Tremblant summers. Fly on your schedule, skip every line.
Stay
The mountain's only true ski-in/ski-out hotel. Step-onto-the-slopes location; Moment Spa; Choux Gras brasserie.
30-suite Relais & Chateaux lakeside boutique on Lac Tremblant. Each suite with wood-burning fireplace and lake-view balcony; Spa Sans Sabots; the Laurentians' most romantic stay.
Pedestrian-village suite hotel. Suites with fully equipped kitchenettes steps from the lifts; the family-luxury base.
The tables worth flying for.
Lakeside French-Mediterranean fine dining. Why famous: sunset terrace over Lac Tremblant; AAA beef tenderloin and oysters; the region's top table.
Award-winning brasserie. Why famous: the Fairmont's culinary flagship; classic French brasserie done at altitude.
French-Mediterranean bistro in St-Jovite. Why famous: gravlax, foie gras terrine; the locals' refined favorite.
Interactive pierrade: meats seared on 650F lava stone. Why famous: bison, kangaroo, elk and ostrich cooked tableside; Tremblant's most unusual dinner.
Wood-fired Italian. Why famous: Napoletana pizza from the wood oven; the cozy post-ski Italian room.
The landmarks worth landing for.
Quebec's largest national park, wrapped around the resort. Why visit: fall colors, hiking, the Diable River; the wild side of the Laurentians.
The lake at the resort's feet: swimming, boating, sunset cruises. Why visit: summer's answer to the ski hill; the Quintessence terrace overlooks it.
The Loto-Quebec casino in the pedestrian village. Why visit: gaming, bars and late nights a short stroll from the Fairmont.
The events worth timing your trip around.
Two women's giant slalom races on the Flying Mile, with starters including Mikaela Shiffrin and local favorite Valerie Grenier. National teams, FIS officials, sponsors and ski-racing VIPs fly into the Laurentians for a rare World Cup stop in eastern North America.
Fly to this event →A 24-hour ski, walk and run charity relay in its 25th year, raising funds for five children's foundations. Corporate teams, Quebec executives and charity patrons fly in for a high-profile December weekend mixing philanthropy with resort socializing.
Fly to this event →A half-Ironman that is a multi-year Athlete Choice Award winner and sells out every year, with a 5150 sprint on June 19 and the main 70.3 on June 20. Wealthy age-group athletes and their families fly private into a small resort airport region for a sold-out race weekend with limited hotel capacity.
Fly to this event →Airport: Mont-Tremblant International (YTM), at La Macaza, about 35 minutes from the resort, private-aviation friendly.
Alternates: Montreal Trudeau (YUL) with a 25-minute helicopter transfer to the village.
Aircraft fit: Light jets and turboprops ideal; midsize jets; heavy jets are runway-limited.
Notes: De-icing is a winter reality at YTM. Book ground transfers early in ski season.
Visa-exempt nationalities need an eTA to enter Canada by air; US citizens travel on a passport. We check your requirements before you fly.
Yes. Canada requires a rabies vaccination certificate; some breeds face extra rules. We arrange the paperwork and a pet-friendly aircraft.
About 35 minutes from YTM by car; about 25 minutes by helicopter from Montreal.
Fairmont Tremblant is the mountain's only true ski-in/ski-out hotel.
January through March: the deepest snow and the full resort calendar.
Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the slots,
the helicopter, and the last mile.