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School ski trips to Tremblant

£2100 to £3000

A typical school ski trip to Canada cost is £2100 to £3000 per person, depending on destination, time of travel, transport, accommodation and inclusions.

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Set on a true mountain with plenty to explore, Tremblant combines fabulous skiing with French Canadian charm to provide a resort that everyone can enjoy. With world-class features including a high-speed quad lift, the Lowell Thomas Express, and its picturesque, colourful village, there’s little wonder Tremblant has been voted the best ski resort in Eastern North America for 20 consecutive years.

Features

Expect the gold standard of skiing at Tremblant, one of our most popular resorts in Canada. The picturesque, pedestrianised village is easy to get around on skis, on foot and via the cabriolet lift, and provides a welcoming environment for school groups with stacks of après-ski facilities.

With an even split of beginner, intermediate, and advanced runs across all four sides of the mountain, you'll find plenty of opportunities to hone your skills and improve your ability. You'll also find a 7km run for beginners stretching from the top of the mountain back down to the village, perfect for anyone looking to explore the mountain.

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Piste area

3.05km² / 753.7 acres

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Resort height

230m / 755ft

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Direction of slopes

North, south & west

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Number of ski lifts

14

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Lift pass

Keycard. No photograph required

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Number of trails

102

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Longest trail

7km / 4.35mi

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Highest lift

875m / 2871ft

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Average snowfall

151ins / 396cm

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Snowmaking

1,250 snow cannons; 71% of trails covered

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Emergency services

Medical facilities in resort, hospital in Sainte Agathe (19 miles)

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Transfers

Approximately 1½ hours from Montreal Airport (YUL); 2 hours from Ottawa Airport (YOW)

ACCOMMODATION

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Les Suites Tremblant

Les Suites Tremblant are a collection of lodging properties with brilliant ski-in-ski-out central locations, owned and managed by the resort. Les Suites boasts the best location in Tremblant and we couldn't recommend it more.

  • Ski storage
  • Good access to amenities
  • All meals are taken at the base lodge Chalet des Voyageurs in private dining room.

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Les Suites Tremblant

Les Suites Tremblant are a collection of lodging properties with brilliant ski-in-ski-out central locations, owned and managed by the resort. Les Suites boasts the best location in Tremblant and we couldn't recommend it more.

  • Ski storage
  • Good access to amenities
  • All meals are taken at the base lodge Chalet des Voyageurs in private dining room.

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Trip details

  • Swimming (waterpark)
  • Bowling
  • Tubing
  • Outdoor ice-skating
  • Shopping
  • Ice hockey
  • Cinema
  • Dog sledding
  • Laser tag
  • Snowshoeing
  • Activity centre
  • Racket sports

If you have an excursion in mind for your ski trip that you don't see listed here, please get in touch and our friendly team will do their best to arrange it for you. 

All Equity packages are tailor-made to suit the needs of our groups. Here are our standard package inclusions:​​ 

  • Return travel by air (air packages include overseas airport transfer. Coach to UK airport from school is available as an optional extra.)
  • Overseas coach transfers 
  • All security charges, airport and local taxes 
  • 1 free staff place for every 10 full-paying passengers by air
  • Half-board accommodation
  • Lift pass
  • 5 or 6 days ski tuition (minimum 4 hours per day)
  • Skis, boots, poles and helmet
  • Dedicated resort representative service
  • Full use of your coach in resort (coach groups only and subject to EU drivers hours regulations)
  • 24-hour emergency service
  • All travel documentation, luggage labels and resort information
  • Personalised customer service throughout from your knowledgeable tour coordinator
  • Evening entertainment
  • Ski carriage. If you are taking your own ski/board boots, these will need to be packed as luggage. Please note that ski carriage is an additional charge which can only be paid at check-in
  • Meals en-route. While travelling to and from your destination, you'll need to consider meals for your group as these are not included in the package prices
  • Tipping. Tipping is customary in North America and is not included in our packages
  • Instructors. A mixed group of ski or snowboarders and/or mixed abilities will impact the number of instructors required for your group and the price
  • Air passenger duty. Any paying passengers over the age of 16 at the time of travel will be charged a small tax fee

Prices are subject to change based on intended dates of travel and final numbers, the Equity team are here to offer you advice and guidance from start to finish, ensuring your school trip runs smoothly and is a great success.

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Frequently asked questions about Tremblant

Why is Tremblant one of the best school ski destinations in Eastern Canada?
Tremblant combines exceptional skiing with a vibrant pedestrian village that feels like a European alpine resort. With over 100 trails, varied terrain, and a lively mountain atmosphere, students enjoy a world-class ski experience while discovering the unique culture of Québec.
What makes Tremblant suitable for school groups of all abilities?
Tremblant offers a wide range of slopes across four mountain faces, making it ideal for beginners through to advanced skiers. Students can progress at their own pace, while teachers benefit from a resort that provides plenty of variety within a well-organised ski area.
What cultural experiences can students enjoy on a school trip to Tremblant?
A visit to Tremblant gives students the opportunity to experience French-Canadian culture in a safe and welcoming environment. From the resort's distinctive architecture and local cuisine to the French language spoken throughout Québec, students gain valuable cultural insights alongside their skiing adventure.
What makes Tremblant different from other Canadian ski resorts?
Tremblant is famous for its colourful, car-free pedestrian village, packed with shops, cafés, and restaurants at the foot of the mountain. The unique resort atmosphere creates a true alpine experience and gives students plenty to enjoy when they come off the slopes.
How does a school ski trip to Tremblant benefit students?
Beyond improving skiing and snowboarding skills, students develop confidence, teamwork, resilience, and independence. The challenge of learning a new sport, combined with international travel and cultural immersion, creates personal growth and memories that last long after the trip ends.
How do Canadian ski runs compare to European Alpine slopes?
While both Canada and the European Alps offer fantastic skiing, many school groups are surprised by how different the experience feels. Canadian resorts tend to have wider, quieter slopes and tree-lined runs, giving students plenty of space to develop their skills without the busy lift queues often found at larger European resorts.