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Mont Tremblant Unveiled: Your Ultimate Guide to Eastern Canada’s Ski Paradise
Nestled in the heart of Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains, Mont Tremblant isn’t just a ski destination; it’s a slice of winter paradise. With its breathtaking views and world-class slopes, it’s no wonder this resort is a gem of eastern Canada. The Ski Experience Mont Tremblant offers a diverse range of skiing options – from gentle green…
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Ski World Cup at Tremblant this Weekend
Hey Ski Enthusiasts and Tremblant Lovers! We’ve got some big news from the Eastern Canadian slopes! Mont-Tremblant is hosting Women’s Giant Slalom as part of the Ski World Cup this weekend, and let me tell you, it’s going to be a spectacle you won’t want to miss. Keep in mind if you plan on skiing…
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Taste the Slopes: Culinary Delights at Mont Tremblant
Let’s face it: spending on dining out isn’t always an easy decision, especially for those of us who keep a tight grip on our wallets. I am the kind of person who packs three meals for each day of skiing to avoid the temptation of making an already expensive ski experience even more expensive. Moreover,…
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Eastern Canadian Ski Legends
Eastern Canada is in the shadow of the Canadian rockies. We may not have the same dramatic landscapes but we do have a ski culture just as rich and a history just as proud. The densely populated cities near the ski hills of Quebec and Ontario have given rise to some of the world’s most…
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Carving the Future of Ski Tech
Skiing has come a long way from its primal roots of snow-laden terrains in Finland and Russia around 6000 BCE. Tracing each evolutionary step of skiing through history is possible, but I am not a historian. I am however a tech junkie, and would prefer to show you what’s available in the ski world today…
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From First Tracks to Deep Passion: My Unique Skiing Journey
I’ve been skiing since the age of four, which I share in common with many advanced and professional skiers. However, my journey on the slopes has taken a unique path. Despite my many years of skiing, there are facets of my technique that may never reach a certain proficiency. My parents, refugees from Iran, were…
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My top three favourite ski content creators
When I physically can’t ski, whether it’s because of summer or any other reason, a solid pastime for me is to sit on the couch with a hot cup of joe and catch up on my favourite ski content creators. In no particular order, here they are. Cody Townsend is a former professional free skier…
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7 workouts you should do to prepare for this ski season
I don’t know about you, but for my home mountain, Mont Tremblant, opening day is exactly one month away. You should have been doing this the whole summer, but if you have your reasons (or excuses) like I do, better late than never! Aside from giving you a healthy rush of dopamine, ski conditioning is…
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Embracing the Slopes of Life: My Eastern Canadian Winter Quest Amidst Cancer Treatment
Life, much like skiing, is filled with unexpected twists and turns. As the slopes get steeper in my personal life, I am setting on the ambitious journey of conquering five major mountains in Eastern Canada. Thankfully, my treatment allows for rest periods, during which, I can ski! I’m setting my sights on Le Massif, Mont…
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Essential Gear for Skiing in Eastern Canada’s Chilly Climate
Having skied in various regions across North America including Eastern and Western Canada, Vermont, New York State, and Utah, I’ve observed that the choice of gear in Eastern Canada can significantly impact one’s skiing experience. Particularly during the colder months, which, in my opinion, offer the best conditions. A frequent challenge is the limited availability…
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The Cross Canada Ski Trip of a Lifetime
March 2019 stands out as one of the most exhilarating months of my life. Fresh out of university while working my first new grad job, I had managed to stash away enough savings for the no-frills ski adventure I had always dreamed of. My journey began in Ottawa, from where I flew to Yellowknife with…