Mont Tremblant Ski Trail Map - Layered Wood Wall Art
by Mountaincut
Eastern North America's largest and most varied ski resort, now on your wall. Mountaincut's Mont Tremblant Ski Trail Map is a layered wooden wall art piece featuring hand-traced ski trails expertly laser cut from premium birch and/or walnut plywood, a stunning tribute to Quebec's legendary "trembling mountain" and one of the most celebrated ski destinations on the continent.
Eastern Canada's Crown Jewel, Captured in Wood
Rising from the dense forests and pristine lakes of Quebec's Laurentian Mountains, about 130 kilometres northwest of Montreal, Mont Tremblant has been drawing skiers since the installation of its first chairlift in 1939. The Algonquin people called it the "trembling mountain," and its presence has captivated winter adventurers ever since. Today, Tremblant stands as the largest and most varied skiable terrain in all of eastern North America, with 763 acres spread across four distinct mountain faces, a summit elevation of 2,871 feet, a 2,116-foot vertical drop, 102 trails, and 14 lifts including two gondolas, six high-speed quads, and three magic carpets. This handcrafted map captures the full sweep of the mountain: the South Side, North Side, Versant Soleil, and The Edge, all connected by a sprawling trail network that unfolds across nearly 82 kilometres of skiable terrain.
Every Side, Every Trail, Every Memory
Tremblant's four mountain faces each deliver a distinctly different skiing experience. The South Side (Versant Sud) is the heart of the resort, home to the pedestrian village, the Tremblant Express gondola, the beginner learning zone, and long, scenic descents like Nansen, the resort's longest run at 6 kilometres from summit to base. The North Side (Versant Nord) catches morning sun and features a wide range of intermediate cruisers and more challenging terrain that rewards exploration. Versant Soleil opens up sunlit terrain with a mix of blues and blacks, while The Edge, located one kilometre north of the principal ski area, delivers the mountain's most adventurous glade skiing for those seeking solitude and challenge among the trees. Across all four faces, the terrain breakdown of 19% beginner, 30% intermediate, 37% advanced, and 13% expert ensures there is something for every skier and rider. Over 80 acres of gladed terrain and three terrain parks round out the on-mountain experience. With an average of 168 inches of annual snowfall supplemented by one of the most sophisticated snowmaking systems in North America, featuring over 1,200 snowguns, Tremblant delivers reliable conditions from late November through late April.
Exceptional Craftsmanship, Made in the USA
All Mountaincut wooden trail maps are precision laser cut and etched, hand-stained, and finished in the United States using birch and/or walnut plywood. The two-layer construction creates a rich, dimensional look where the mountain's four faces, ridgelines, and trail network stand out in beautiful relief. Hanging hardware comes preinstalled, so your new trail map will be on display in minutes.
Because each piece is crafted from real wood, no two maps are exactly alike, with natural variations in the grain and stain giving every piece its own character, just like a powder day high in the Laurentians.
The Perfect Gift for Tremblant Devotees
Whether you have strolled through the enchanting pedestrian village after a long day on the slopes, carved perfect turns down Nansen, explored the glades of The Edge, or simply stood at the Grand Manitou summit and taken in the breathtaking panorama of the Laurentian Mountains stretching to the horizon, this map is a lasting reminder of one of the most spectacular ski destinations in the world. Owned by Alterra Mountain Company and accessible on the Ikon Pass, Mont Tremblant is a world-class resort with an unmistakably Quebec soul. Mountaincut products are made to order and most items ship within 2 to 3 days. Larger sizes (30" and above) may take 5 to 8 days before shipping.
Available in multiple sizes. Four mountain faces, 102 trails, one legendary Laurentian mountain, on your wall every day of the year.
