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Discover the Laurentian Mountains on a full-day trip from Montreal for $90. Explore charming villages, enjoy stunning mountain views, and have free time at Mont-Tremblant.

This full-day tour costs $90 per person and offers a relaxed way to escape Montreal’s city bustle for a scenic adventure through the Laurentian Mountains. With a 10-hour duration, it’s perfect for travelers seeking a comprehensive yet leisurely exploration of southern Quebec’s natural landscapes and charming villages. The tour is led by a bilingual guide providing insightful commentary in both English and French, making it accessible for a diverse audience.
The trip includes convenient hotel pickup and drop-off within downtown Montreal, ensuring a seamless start and finish to your day. While the tour boasts stunning mountain views, quaint village visits, and free time at Mont-Tremblant, it’s important to note that food and drinks are not included, so packing a snack or lunch is advised if you want to maximize your time exploring the area.
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The tour begins with pickup at your downtown Montreal hotel, making it easy to join the group without extra fuss. From there, a scenic drive takes you through the charming countryside, giving a glimpse of southern Quebec’s lush forests and mountain ranges. The guide shares interesting tidbits about the region’s history, landscape, and local culture during the journey.
This initial part of the trip sets a relaxed tone, with small stops along the way to appreciate the scenery. The comfortable coach ensures a smooth ride, and the bilingual commentary keeps everyone informed and engaged throughout the drive.

The first notable stop is Saint-Sauveur, a quaint village known for its welcoming atmosphere and historic buildings. Here, visitors have time to take photos, wander through the local shops, or enjoy a coffee at one of the cozy cafes. The village offers a charming glimpse into Quebec’s small-town life, making it a favorite for those interested in local architecture and ambiance.
The guide provides tips on what to see and do during the short visit, so you can make the most of your time. This stop is ideal for snapping pictures or browsing for souvenirs before heading to the next scenic location.

Next, the tour makes a brief stop in Saint-Adolphe-d’Howard at Lac Joseph, a tranquil lakeside village. This peaceful spot offers a chance to breathe in the fresh mountain air and enjoy the serene scenery. The quaint charm of the village makes it a perfect photo opportunity and a moment to relax before heading towards Mont-Tremblant.
The stops are well-chosen for their visual appeal, and the guide shares local stories that enhance the experience. You’ll find that these quieter villages provide a welcome break from more crowded tourist spots, immersing you in the quiet beauty of Quebec’s mountain regions.
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The highlight of the tour is Mont-Tremblant, a well-known mountain resort that offers free time for visitors to explore at their own pace. Options include lunch at local eateries, shopping in the village, or taking an optional gondola ride to the mountain’s highest peak for panoramic views.
Many visitors find the gondola ride especially worthwhile, as it delivers stunning vistas of the Laurentian landscape. The area can get crowded, so it’s recommended to skip the line by walking to the gondola station if possible. During this period, travelers can also enjoy other activities or simply relax amid the beautiful scenery.

Throughout the day, the guide takes you through small rural roads lined with forests and lakes, providing many photo opportunities of the Laurentian wilderness. Stops at lakes and rural villages emphasize the area’s natural beauty and help break up the drive.
These scenic moments are especially appreciated during the peak fall foliage season, when the landscape is painted in vibrant hues. Restrooms are available at each stop, ensuring comfort during the long day.

Reviews consistently praise the guides and drivers, highlighting their knowledge, friendliness, and professionalism. Many mention that guides share interesting local anecdotes, history, and recommendations for meals and activities.
The driver’s skillful handling of the vehicle ensures a smooth and safe journey, even along winding mountain roads. Travelers note that the guides’ bilingual commentary is clear and engaging, making the experience accessible for both English and French speakers.
The tour meets at the ticket counter inside the Tourist Information Centre, located between Peel Street and Metcalfe Street. This central location makes it easy to find, though some mention that signage could be improved. The check-in process involves registering inside the center, which is straightforward once understood.
The 10-hour schedule starts in the morning and ends back at your Montreal hotel around 6:30 PM. The tour operates with live guides, and the availability of bilingual commentary is a significant plus for diverse groups. Cancellation up to 24 hours in advance offers flexibility, and the option to reserve now and pay later adds convenience for planning.

While the tour covers many scenic stops and charming villages, food and beverages are not included. Travelers should plan to bring snacks or buy meals during the free time at Mont-Tremblant or along the way. This gives flexibility but could be a consideration for those with dietary preferences or tight schedules.
Mont-Tremblant is often bustling, especially during peak seasons, as it’s a popular mountain resort. The gondola ride to the summit is a highlight, providing breathtaking views across the Laurentian Mountains. Many find the mountain scenery worth the visit, though the crowd levels can be high.
The free time allows for lunch, shopping, or exploring, but the main attraction remains the stunning mountain vistas. Visitors should be prepared for busy conditions but can enjoy the lively atmosphere and scenic beauty simultaneously.
This tour offers excellent value for its price, combining scenic drives, village visits, and free time at Mont-Tremblant. The knowledgeable guides and comfortable transportation contribute greatly to the positive experience. Many reviews highlight the guides’ enthusiasm and storytelling skills as making the day special.
However, some travelers note that food options are limited and that signage at the meeting point could be clearer. Plus, during busy seasons, crowds at Mont-Tremblant and potential wait times for gondola rides may affect the experience. The duration is long, so it’s best suited for those comfortable with a full day of touring.
This trip is ideal for nature lovers and small village enthusiasts who want to see the scenic beauty of Quebec without the hassle of driving. It suits travelers looking for a relaxed, guided experience with opportunities for photo stops, leisure, and some adventure at Mont-Tremblant.
Couples, families, or solo travelers who enjoy breathtaking mountain scenery and charming villages will find this tour rewarding. The bilingual commentary and flexible booking options make it accessible and easy to coordinate.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts 10 hours, starting in the morning and returning around 6:30 PM.
What is included in the price?
The price of $90 covers hotel pickup and drop-off, transportation, a bilingual guide, and visits to Saint-Sauveur, Saint-Adolphe-d’Howard, and Mont-Tremblant.
Do I need to bring my own food?
Yes, food and drinks are not included, so it’s recommended to bring snacks or plan to purchase meals during free time at Mont-Tremblant.
Is the tour suitable during fall foliage season?
Absolutely. Many reviews highlight the vibrant fall colors along the rural roads and lakes, making it an especially scenic time for the trip.
Can I do activities at Mont-Tremblant?
Yes, you can ride the gondola to the highest peak, and there are other activities available during your free time, though specific options are not detailed in the data.
How do I meet the tour?
The tour departs from the ticket counter inside the Tourist Information Centre located between Peel and Metcalfe Streets in downtown Montreal.
Is the tour bilingual?
Yes, the commentary is provided in both English and French, ensuring accessibility for a diverse group of travelers.
What do reviews say about the guides?
Reviews consistently praise the guides for their knowledge, friendliness, and storytelling, which enhances the overall experience.
Are there any limitations I should be aware of?
Signage at the meeting point could be clearer, and crowding at Mont-Tremblant may affect some activities. Also, as food isn’t included, plan accordingly.
Can I cancel this tour if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing peace of mind when booking.
This Montreal: Laurentian Mountains Day Trip offers a well-organized, scenic escape into Quebec’s beautiful mountain scenery, with warm and knowledgeable guides making the journey both enjoyable and informative.
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