Winter Biking
at Mont-Tremblant

For an exhilarating first outing, hop on a fat bike and explore the P’tit Train du Nord’s 18 km of flat, double-track trails. For a more leisurely ride, enjoy the 8 km La Villageoise trail. Looking for an adrenaline rush? Take on more than 25 km of mountain bike trails open for winter riding.

Interactive Map and Trail Report

View the maps and conditions of trails in real-time for winter sports (winter walking and snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and fatbike), including the municipal network, the Domaine Saint-Bernard and Le P’tit Train du Nord – Mont-Tremblant sector.

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Guided Tours

Riding Etiquette

  • Stay polite, educate other riders, discourage bad behaviour and follow the rules.
  • Only fatbikes are admitted in the trails. The bike must have tires wider than 3.5″ and the pressure has to be less than 10 PSI.
  • Ride only where you are sure that fatbike is allowed.
  • In the cross-country ski trails, do not ride on or in the classic tracks.
  • Yield to all other users when riding.
  • If you have answered YES to one of these 3 questions at the beginning of each ride, the snow is too soft and you shouldn’t be on the trails.
  • Am I leaving a trough deeper than one inch?
  • Am I having a hard time riding in a straight line?
  • Do I have to get off and push my boke in a slight climb?