Slide into a horse-drawn sleigh and let Percheron horses carry you from open fields into fir-shadowed trails while a storyteller shares Québecois songs and legends. The 50-minute evening ride includes hot chocolate and seasonal maple treats—an easy, family-friendly winter outing two minutes from Tremblant resort.
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A low-slung sleigh slides from the edge of a resort parking area and the Percheron horses shoulder forward, bells chiming, air tasting of cold spruce and wood smoke. Blankets are handed out and a storyteller eases conversation into Québecois legends as the sleigh moves across open fields and into a dark stand of firs. If the ride departs after dusk, the forest presses close and stars feel within reach; during daylight the Laurentian slopes reveal ribbed ridgelines and frost-lined branches.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
50 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking required
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History
Mont-Tremblant developed as a leisure and alpine hub in the early 20th century; horse-drawn sleighs recall pre-mechanized winter travel that served farms and villages across the Laurentians.
Conservation
Maintain trailside etiquette—avoid disturbing horse areas and pack out any trash; support local producers who use sustainable forestry and farming practices.
Reserve your spot on the Tremblant Sleighride today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Dress in warm layers
Temperatures can drop quickly after sunset—use insulating base layers and waterproof boots even though blankets are provided.
Plan for early arrival
Arrive 15–20 minutes early to meet the horses and secure preferred seating on the sleigh.
Expect variable surface
Rides run on snow and on wheels when snow is absent—bring traction-ready boots for uneven, frozen ground.
All-ages friendly
Infants must sit on an adult’s lap; the ride is suitable for all fitness levels and lasts about 50 minutes.
Insulated winter boots
Keeps feet warm and prevents slipping when boarding or disembarking on frozen ground.
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Warm hat and gloves
Protects extremities during open-field stretches and after-dark departures.
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Waterproof outer layer
Blocks wind and light sleet; useful if temperature hovers near freezing.
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Small daypack
Holds personal items, extra layers, and a camera while keeping hands free.