Tremblant Announces Exciting Spring Ski Events Including Après-Ski, Burton El Nino, and More: All You Need To Know

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As the winter season draws to a close, Tremblant is welcoming the arrival of spring with a vibrant series of events and activities designed to make the most of the remaining ski days. The resort, known for its dynamic atmosphere, is gearing up to offer a lively, festive experience for all visitors, from après-ski enthusiasts to competitive skiers, and families looking for fun spring break activities. The last weekends of the season promise to be just as exciting as the rest of the winter, with events for all ages and skill levels.

From March 15 to April 12, visitors will enjoy the return of Tremblant Après-Ski, a popular event that captures the energy of spring skiing. This highly anticipated weekly gathering, starting at 1:00 PM at Place St-Bernard, features live music, sunny terraces, and the best of Tremblant’s après-ski culture. The atmosphere will be charged with the excitement of the season as guests relax after a day on the slopes. The Après-Ski event also includes the chance to purchase a Tremblant Après-Ski eco cup, which can be used to bar hop around the village, with each participating venue offering a signature cocktail for the occasion.

Signature Events at Tremblant This Spring

Tremblant’s spring calendar is filled with exciting and unique events, kicking off with the Legends Classic on March 22. This iconic event, organized by the Canadian Ski Hall of Fame, invites skiers of all ages to participate in a giant slalom race. Whether you’re a junior skier or a seasoned pro, the event fosters a friendly and festive atmosphere for all competitors. The fastest racers, both male and female, will be awarded the prestigious André Charron Trophy, and the $40 registration fee will be fully donated to the Canadian Ski Hall of Fame and Museum. The Legends Classic is a unique opportunity to ski alongside some of the sport’s legends while celebrating a shared love for skiing.

In addition to the Legends Classic, Tremblant will host the highly anticipated Caribou Cup on March 28. This event offers a playful challenge as skiers and snowboarders are tasked with crossing the water basin at the base of the mountain—dressed in creative and amusing costumes, of course. The most entertaining and inventive performances will be awarded prizes, making it a colorful and engaging event for participants and spectators alike. Along with the water crossing challenge, a footrace across the basin on floating mattresses will add an extra layer of fun to the day’s events. A musical halftime show will further enhance the entertainment, and the festivities will continue at Le P’tit Caribou bar after the action on the mountain.

For those with younger skiers or snowboarders, the Burton El Nino / El Rigleto event, scheduled for April 11–12, is an ideal activity. This two-day event is focused on introducing children 12 and under to freestyle skiing and snowboarding. The first day is dedicated to snowboarding, and the second to skiing, with instructors from the Tremblant Ski School providing guidance in a safe and playful environment. The workshop includes jumps, rails, and other snow park features arranged in a circuit that allows for quick progression and lots of fun. This event is a great opportunity for young ones to build confidence and experience the thrill of freestyle skiing in a controlled environment.

Closing the Season with the Corona Summit Party

As the ski season comes to a close, Tremblant will host the Corona Summit Party on April 18, from noon to 4:00 PM. This high-energy event at the mountain summit will feature live DJ performances, turning the summit into a lively outdoor dance floor. Guests will be able to enjoy a festive spring atmosphere while taking in stunning views of the Laurentian mountains. The summit party is accessible by the Panoramic Gondola, ensuring everyone can join in on the celebration, regardless of whether they are on skis or simply want to enjoy the view. In case of weather challenges, the festivities will shift indoors, ensuring that the fun continues rain or shine.

Spring Skiing Deals and Future Passes

To enhance the spring experience, Tremblant is offering visitors special lodging deals for the final weeks of the 2025–26 ski season. The Tremblant Reserve Pass is also now available for the 2026–27 season, which offers VIP parking, ski valet service, priority lift access, and other exclusive privileges. This pass can be added to the Ikon or Ikon Base Pass, ensuring a more enjoyable and convenient ski experience for those looking ahead to next season.

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