Five Things to Know Before Ziplining at Mont Tremblant

So you're thinking about ziplining at Mont Tremblant this summer? Great choice!

Ziplining isn’t just a bucket list item; it’s a full-on experience, soaring through the skies with sweeping views of the Laurentians and a side of eco-education. But before you gear up and step off that first platform, here are five things you'll want to know:

It's More Than Just Ziplining

Yes, you’ll fly high over breathtaking treetops, but this isn’t just a thrill ride. Our Falcon tour includes five ziplines, some over 1 km long, plus short nature walks between platforms.

Along the way, guides share fascinating information about local ecology and sustainability, making it part adventure and part environmental education.

Dress Smart – You’ll Thank Yourself Later

This is a mountain adventure—layers are your best friend. Even on warm days, the higher altitude can feel cooler, especially while zipping. Closed-toe shoes with good grip are a must (think hiking shoes or sneakers), and gloves are optional but nice to have for extra comfort.

You Don’t Need to Be an Athlete, But...

There’s a bit of hiking involved between ziplines—nothing extreme, but you should be comfortable walking on uneven trails and climbing stairs.

If you have a decent fitness level and a sense of adventure, you’re good to go!

Book in Advance (Especially in Fall)

Tremblant is a popular year-round destination, but fall foliage season is next-level.

Ziptrek tours can fill up fast during peak times, so be sure to book ahead, especially if you're visiting during a weekend or holiday.

You’ll Want to Bring a Camera—But Be Hands-Free

Photos are a must, but you don't want to drop your phone from the zipline because once it's gone, it is gone.

Bring a GoPro with a chest mount or a secure phone harness if you want to capture those mid-zip views. Ziptrek offers GoPro rentals as well, and the money from those rentals go to supporting local community organisations! 

Ziptrek Tremblant is the kind of experience that sticks with you—equal parts awe and adrenaline.

Whether you’re conquering a fear of heights or just chasing an epic view, a little prep goes a long way toward making the most of it.