When the snow's gone, there's no need to follow. Summer at Tremblant is also rich in things to do. Under the sun, you can enjoy horseback riding, high ropes, tennis, biking, hiking, in-line skating, rafting, canoeing, or just hanging out at the beach. And make sure to catch a show at Tremblant's world-famous International Blues Festival.

Le Diable (now part of the Raven family) and Le Géant are Tremblant's world-class golf courses. Le Diable is an astounding course, with devilish surprises at every turn. As its name suggests, Le Géant is gigantic and offers heart-stopping views of the Laurentian landscape. Both provide ideal conditions and a true test for your links skills.

At Tremblant, your taste buds will think they've gone to heaven. The resort abounds with places for good eats and gourmet dining – and everything in between. Those who want to venture a little farther afield can follow the Gourmet Trail, where you'll discover surprising and savoury stops along the way.

We've got 600 acres' worth of skiing and riding fun. With 94 runs spread over 4 slope sides and 14 high-speed lifts, it's no secret Mont-Tremblant offers the best skiing in Eastern Canada. To top it off, Tremblant's Snow Park is rated one of the best in North America. But there's more to winter fun than speeding down the mountain – there's snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, sleigh rides and so much more. You're going to wish winter would never end.

From rafting and river-kayaking to alpine luge to bungee-jumping, you'll get a charge out of Tremblant. And we haven't even mentioned the newest attraction yet – acrobranche, which allows you to swing from tree to tree like Tarzan. Or you can try a sensational aerial adventure with ziplines 75 feet high in the trees. Le Circuit Mont-Tremblant is one of the premier motor sports venues in North America with events like the Canadian Superbikes Championship, the Ferrari Challenge, and the annual Legends race. Winter or Summer, we have what it takes to keep thrill-seekers happy.