Marketing expert and writer Jeff Swystun – who has written a number of articles for Tremblant Express – has just published his most recent book, TV Dinners Unboxed: The Hot…

Whether we’re an expert, novice, or après skier, we all have our favourite ski movie. It’s the one you watch every winter. I’m not talking about serious films like Downhill…

Walking is possibly the most accessible and least expensive form of exercise. Its physical and mental benefits are extensive. Albert Einstein, Daphne du Maurier, and Steve Jobs were big walkers….

While the editorial line-up has evolved somewhat over the years, the mission of Tremblant Express remains intrinsically the same: to heighten awareness of our magnificent part of the world, its…

Before the pandemic, popular destinations struggled with over-tourism. Crowding negatively impacted natural environments and attractions. Yet few in charge reacted because the strategy in the travel and tourism industry has…

It was October 19, 1943. The Second World War was raging and victory far from certain for Canada and its allies. In the town of Saint-Donat, residents did their best…

It is amazing to see the wildlife that inhabits Mont-Tremblant. I enjoy spotting these creatures. Where some see a nuisance, I see critical players in our ecosystem. On a few…

If you are not “checking out” our two libraries then you are missing out. The Mont-Tremblant libraries offer a collection of 50,000 books, subscriptions to newspapers and periodicals, computer stations,…

Early outdoors enthusiasts ate fruits and nuts, pastry, dried meats, and cheese. For energy, I make and eat mint cake. The sugary treat was used on Shackleton’s Antarctic expedition. Edmund…

In part one, we learned that a compass, hot water and a hiking stick are great outdoor companions. It is easy to rely on cellphones or be complacent because we…