Plan Your Experience.

At Bläk Kabin, nature is always at your doorstep. Explore the beauty of Mont-Tremblant with nearby hiking trails, peaceful lake views, and quiet spots perfect for meditation or wildlife viewing. Whether you’re looking for adventure or relaxation, the experiences near by bring you closer to nature.

ACTIVITIES

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  • Hiking

    Trails: Numerous trails of varying difficulty, including paths in Mont Tremblant National Park and around the village.

    Popular Routes: The La Roche Trail and the L'Indien Trail offer stunning views

    Mountain Biking

    The area features dedicated mountain biking trails for different skill levels, both at the ski resort and surrounding areas.

    Golfing

    Tremblant area is a mecca for golf with some incredible scenic golf courses.

    Ziplining
    Adventure Parks

    Experience thrilling zipline courses in the treetops, providing a unique perspective of the forest.

    Fishing

    Many local lakes and rivers provide excellent fishing opportunities for enthusiasts.

    Wildlife Watching

       Explore Mont Tremblant National Park for opportunities to spot local wildlife, including deer, moose, and various bird species.

    Cultural Activities

       The area hosts various summer festivals, markets, and cultural events, showcasing local artisans and cuisine.

    These activities make the Mont Tremblant area a vibrant destination for summer recreation, combining natural beauty with opportunities for adventure and relaxation.

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  • Kayaking, swimming, boating and SUP

    Just a few minutes from the chalet you have the incredible Riviere Rouge which is a perfect spot to SUP, kayak, swim and enjoy the soft sand beaches. 

    If you want to rent a kayak visit Pause Plein Air 

    Kayak Canot SUP - Pause Plein Air Mont Tremblant

    Lac Tremblant

       A beautiful lake ideal for kayaking, offering calm waters and stunning scenery.

       Kayak rentals available at local outfitters and beaches.

    Rivière du Diable

     This river provides thrilling rapids and beautiful landscapes, perfect for more adventurous kayaking.

     Rentals and shuttle services are available for those wanting to explore the river.

    Lac Mercier

    A serene lake located in the Mont-Tremblant area, ideal for leisurely kayaking and enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

    Kayaks can be rented from nearby facilities.

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  • We love to Cross-Country ski and this area is amazing with networks of trails, clubs and cabins for taking a break and even having a meal. 

    Cross-Country Ski Areas

    My absolute favorite place to cross country ski is Domaine Saint Bernard. The trails are clearly marked and difficulty is indicated. You ski alongside the river and through pine forests and the network of cabins along the trails offer warm fire stoves and cozy sports to take a break. Don't stop at only skiing because they offer some exceptional activities like Astronomy nights, an onsite Bistro and summer activities as well.

    Domain Saint Bernard:

    https://domainesaintbernard.org/

    P’tit Train du Nord:

    https://www.laurentides.com/en/members/le-ptit-train-du-nord-linear-park

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  • After a full day of activities and fresh air, be swept away by the undeniable charm of our picturesque pedestrian village. Catch a few of the sun's last rays on an outdoor terrace. Stroll the brightly lit streets.

    https://www.tremblant.ca/mountain-village

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  • 539, chemin Saint-Bernard
    Mont-Tremblant QC J8E 1T4
    Canada

    Domaine Saint-Bernard | Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing

    https://domainesaintbernard.org/

    Snowshoeing :

    • 25 km of trails

    • 9 trails

    • Trail rating: easy, intermediate, and difficult

    Cross-Country Skiing :

    • 44 km of trails

    • 22 trails

    • Trail rating: easy, intermediate, difficult, and off-trail

    • Skate skiing trail

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  • After the railway ceased operations in the 1980s, the line was transformed into a recreational trail, officially opening in 1996. The trail runs approximately 200 kilometers (124 miles) from Saint-Jérôme to Mont-Laurier, making it one of the longest linear parks in Canada. It is a cherished resource for both locals and visitors, showcasing the beautiful landscapes of the Laurentians and promoting outdoor activities year-round.

    Visit Website: https://www.laurentides.com/en/members/le-ptit-train-du-nord-linear-park

    P'tit Train du Nord Trail

    • Cycling

    •  Ideal for both road and mountain biking, with varying terrains.

    • Hiking

    • Scenic trails suitable for all levels, offering beautiful views.

    • Cross-Country Skiing

    •  Groomed tracks for classic and skate skiing, available in winter.

    • Snowshoeing

    •  Designated paths for snowshoeing enthusiasts during the snowy season.

    • Skating

    • Some sections are maintained for ice skating in winter.

    • Wildlife Observation

    • Opportunities to see local fauna, including birds and small mammals.

    • Fishing

    • Access to lakes and rivers along the trail for fishing enthusiasts.

    • Camping

    • Designated camping areas for overnight stays, allowing for immersive nature experiences.

    • Picnicking

    • Numerous spots along the trail ideal for leisurely picnics.

    • Photography

    •  Great locations for capturing the natural beauty of the region throughout the seasons.

    The P'tit Train du Nord Trail not only promotes a variety of outdoor activities but also serves as a pathway through the rich history and stunning landscapes of the Laurentians, making it a beloved destination for all.

FOR FOODIES

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  • Already since its opening in 2017, Choux Gras stands out as one of the most popular addresses in the Laurentians. This culinary brasserie, like Montreal's greatest addresses, offers a varied menu including dishes to share that already make its reputation. Homemade warm bread, cakes from our pastry chefs, local products, and decadence await!

    https://www.chouxgrasbrasserie.com/about/

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  • Farm to table and now in the Air Canada top 100 new restaurants! 

    Maison de Soma is a seasonal table, nestled in the heart of a diversified farm in the Laurentians, where creativity is rooted in the richness of the land. 

    www.maisonsoma.com

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