As the ski season draws to a close following an exceptional winter of consistent cold temperatures from January through March, the final weekends promise to be just as lively and dynamic at Tremblant.
Every weekend from March 15 to April 12, the highly anticipated Tremblant Après-Ski returns. A DJ will set the tone for skiers at the end of their day on the slopes or for visitors who simply want to join the fun. Starting at 1:00 PM at Place St-Bernard, live music, sunny terraces, and a vibrant atmosphere create the unmistakable energy of spring skiing at Tremblant. Adding to the festivities, guests can purchase a reusable Tremblant Après-Ski eco cup to bar hop in the village, with each participating venue offering a signature cocktail crafted especially for the occasion.
11th Edition of the Legends Classic
The Legends Classic will take place in Tremblant on March 22. Organized by the Canadian Ski Hall of Fame, the event features a giant slalom race open to all, from juniors to legends, in a friendly and festive atmosphere. The prestigious André Charron Trophy will be awarded to the fastest times for both men and women. Registration fees of $40 are fully donated to the Canadian Ski Hall of Fame and Museum. This is a unique opportunity to ski alongside legends and celebrate a shared passion for the sport.
Caribou Cup
The much-anticipated traditional Caribou Cup is back on Saturday, March 28, inviting skiers and snowboarders to take on the challenge of crossing the water basin at the base of the mountain. Costumes are mandatory, adding a colorful and entertaining twist to the event. The most creative and amusing performances will be recognized with prizes. The day’s festivities also feature a footrace across the basin on floating mattresses and a musical halftime show, ensuring fun and excitement for all. After the action, participants and spectators are invited to continue the celebration at Le P’tit Caribou bar.
Burton El Nino / El Rigleto
On April 11 and 12 weekend, the Burton El Nino / El Rigleto event will welcome young ski and snowboard enthusiasts eager to explore the dynamic world of freestyle. Spread over two days, one dedicated to snowboarding and the other to skiing, this workshop is designed for children 12 and under. Guided by instructors from the Tremblant Ski School, participants will learn the basics of freestyle in a safe and playful environment. The program includes jumps, rails, and a variety of snow park features arranged on a circuit at the base of the North Side, allowing easy access and quick progression. This activity is ideal for building skills, gaining confidence, and experiencing the thrill of freestyle skiing and snowboarding.
Corona Summit Party
On Saturday, April 18, Tremblant invites skiers, snowboarders, and visitors to celebrate the end of the season in style at the Corona Summit Party. From 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM, the mountain summit will transform into an open-air dance floor, energized by DJs, in a festive springtime atmosphere with the stunning Laurentian panorama as a backdrop. The event is also accessible to pedestrians via the Panoramic Gondola, allowing everyone to join the unique high-altitude celebration. Depending on weather conditions, festivities will take place outdoors or indoors, ensuring an optimal experience come rain or shine.
Spring Skiing is on at Tremblant and the best way to make the most out of it is with Tremblant’s best lodging offers, letting you enjoy the remainder of the 2025–26 winter season to the fullest.
Additionally, now is the perfect time to purchase the Tremblant Reserve Pass for the 2026–27 season. This pass can be added to the Ikon or Ikon Base Pass for an enhanced ski season experience, offering VIP parking, ski valet service, priority lift access, and other exclusive privileges.
