The Village
How can you resist this place, described as the city's oasis for its unique and deeply authentic atmosphere? Located on the shores of Lake Mercier, it offers bed and breakfasts and coffee, fine dining, and country boutiques that set the tone for the Village, which hosts several events in the summer: concerts, the Fête nationale du Québec, and more.

It's a vibrant environment that delights young and old, from athletes to those seeking peace and quiet... Winter and summer alike, it's possible to combine the two.

A skating rink, ice rink, parks, and the multi-purpose trail, La Villageoise-de-Mont-Tremblant, which connects Domaine Saint-Bernard and the Tremblant Resort, are just a few of the attractions found in the Village. Also on offer are Le P'tit Train du Nord and the Trans-Canada Trail (the longest recreational trail in the world), which includes the Trains-de-Neige stop on the shores of Lake Mercier. This is where the Mercier Lake beach is located, allowing visitors to refresh and relax while admiring the view of the lake. For those who are contemplative, the "Place de la Gare," where local artists work and exhibit throughout the year, is worth a visit. You can also attend the many shows at the Village Church presented by Première Scène Mont-Tremblant. The church was converted into a performance hall to preserve this building, which has great historical value. For a step back in time and to discover the rich history of the city, you can explore part of the heritage trail, the other part is located downtown.