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Adrénaline
3005, chemin Principal, Vieux-Tremblant, Mont-Tremblant, QC J0T 1Z0 · 819-681-5501
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MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. Located at the Inn in Vieux-Tremblant, this hip shop is an extreme athlete's heaven, as evidenced by the thrash music and "X-Games"-type highlight reels blasting on the TV up front. The cutting edge fashion includes the latest in active wear by the likes of Quicksilver, Roxy, Gravis and Bonfire. But wait, you can also update your board here and pick up some extra gear – you know, just in case.
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MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. Want to upgrade your active wear while in Tremblant? Then boldly go to the New World, where cutting-edge sportswear is the name of the game. This groovy shop carries a variety of rough-and-ready apparel that can stand against the best the great outdoors has to offer. Ask the young, hip sales staff to point you in the way of the sales racks, which feature popular brands. After getting your "gear on," go ahead and make reservations for an excursion of your choice: whitewater rafting, kayaking or hiking through the Laurentides.
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Boutique Chamonix
118, chemin Kandahar, Le Johannsen, Mont-Tremblant, QC J0T 1Z0 · 819-681-5715
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MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. Specializing in upscale resort wear, this Johannsen boutique is a favorite among those who dress smart and spend smarter. Among the brand names you'll find on the rack here are the latest cuts from PING, Bee-Q Club, Ashworth, Dale of Norway, Iceland and Bogner. From sweaters and knits to derby-esque straw hats and stylish sunglasses, Boutique Chamonix will make sure that you leave looking and feeling like a million bucks.
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ST-JOVITE. Specializing in high-end footwear for women, this exclusive shop in Saint-Jovite's cozy Quartier le Petit Hameau is a favorite with savvy shoppers who don't mind spending a little extra for beautifully crafted boots, golf shoes and wingtips. Using materials ranging from leather and suede to microfibre and jute, Nycole St-Louis, a 25-year veteran in the field of fashion, creates some of Canada's most attractive ladies' footwear. Take a few minutes to browse the top-quality craftsmanship before ultimately deciding. Men's options available too.
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MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. Are bags your bag? Don't be caught a bag short in a beautiful area like Tremblant and unable to get all your neat gifts and souvenirs back home. Head over to this à l'Europe specialty shop, where bags, bags, bags are their forte. Go with canvas or leather – just know you are getting a quality product that's quite stylish to boot. After finding the right one for you, go ahead and browse through the statuettes and other knickknacks. What's another souvenir – you've got the extra space now!
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MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. Specializing in beautifully handcrafted Inuit art, this gallery is tucked away on the backside of Le Deslauriers. In addition to the unmistakable, keenly crafted sculptures of Canada's native Inuit people, this well-lit gallery also displays the skilled handiwork of artists and craftspeople from all regions of Québec and places as far out as the Nova Scotia coast. Of particular interest are the detailed original prints from Cape Dorset, any of which would make a great conversation piece in the home or office.
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VAL-DAVID. Specializing in the unmistakable serpentine sculptures of Canada's native Inuit people, this Val-David gallery contains display after display of exquisitely detailed bears, walruses, whales, birds and even people going about their daily lives. Most of the pieces are imported from just south of Baffin Island, from places like Cape Dorset and Iqaluit. Browse through their collection, taking into consideration that no two pieces are alike, from frolicking narwhals to fascinating miniature inukshuiits, a series of stones erected to resemble a human figure and traditionally used as a hunting decoy.
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ST-JOVITE. To satisfy your antiquing fix, visit this St-Jovite shop, a veritable trove of 18th and 19th century country and primitive treasures. Stroll the shop, taking time to examine their collection of rare lamps, folk art and upholstered furniture – most of it is still in impeccable condition. Of course, serious collectors will find their attention captivated by the exquisite handcrafted furniture, some of it dating back more than 150 years.
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Magasin General
3005, chemin Principal, Vieux-Tremblant, Mont-Tremblant, QC J0T 1Z0 · 819-681-3000-46735
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MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. Located in the heart of Vieux-Tremblant, the old-fashioned Magasin General is a great place to stop if you need to pick up a little of this and a little of that. From cold beer and foodstuffs to post cards and souvenirs, the general store is your one-stop destination. Pharmacy items, toiletries and even English-language newspapers and magazines are available.
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Trésors sur le Lac
3035, chemin Principal, Le St-Bernard, Mont-tremblant, QC J0T 1Z0 · 819-681-4599
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MONT-TREMBLANT RESORT VILLAGE. Occupying a quaint cranny in Le St-Bernard, this gift shop is a favorite among Tremblant's treasure-seekers. Among the gems you'll find in this friendly shop are handcrafted Québec specialty items like vases, decorative glassware and bath bowls, etched picture frames, and signature Tremblant gift items. People with a nose for sweet aromas will find it hard to resist the old-fashioned goat milk soap, handmade locally.
Our shopping categories guide you to the best places to find souvenirs and mementoes of a perfect trip. Where do you find a book on local history? How about a recording of that terrific zydeco band you heard? Maybe a trinket for the kids or spouse? Use our lists to narrow your search.
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