Snowparks
Discover our 3 snowparks
The Adrénaline snowpark on the South Side keeps the same working formula with its large and extra-large modules for freestyle experts. It also includes a permanent skicross and snowcross permanent course. The access to this park is restricted. Only Adrénaline Park Passholders can access the modules and the run.
Please note that other Tremblant snowparks are opened to all and do not require the Adrénaline Pass Park.
Adrénaline Park Pass
For only $25 for the season, you will have access to one of the best snowparks in North America (according to Ski Magazine). With its large and extra-large modules, the Adrénaline Park will surely challenge all freestyle experts!
The Progession snowpark, comprised of medium and large features (M-L), is a progression park to perfect maneuvers before moving on to the Adrénaline Park located on Curé Deslauriers and Promenade trails.
Located on the Rope Tow trail, the Evolution snowpark has been transformed into a family-friendly sector. It is ideal for skiers and snowboarders who want to safely learn the basics of freestyle. This park includes small to medium sized modules and a banked slalom course.
Welcome to Adrénaline Park
Become the snow hero you always dreamt to be!
Play Safe!
All users must wear a helmet to enter Tremblant's snowparks. Skiers and snowboarders are encouraged to educate themselves on the benefits and limitations of wearing a helmet. The primary safety consideration - and obligation under the mountain code of conduct - is to ski and ride in a controlled and responsible manner.
Learn more about safety rules on the mountain
Smart Style
Tremblant’s snowparks adhere to the Smart Style Code of Conduct. We invite you to follow these simple guidelines which can be summarized in four main points.
Code of Conduct
Know the mountain code of conduct. Be safety conscious. It is your responsibility!
Safety on the Mountain
Control, speed, signage respect... To safely use the trails at Tremblant, you must follow these three fundamental points from the Mountain Code of Conduct.
