This new 100-acre area is a delight to ski. It is unusual terrain for Tremblant, in that it doesn't have the lengthy, flat run-out to the lift, a fault that plagues some of the other parts of the mountain. It consists mainly of narrow, roller coaster-like runs and a series of intermediate and expert glades. Midway down Le Versant Soleil, Tremblant has erected a delightful log building that is very retro. It's void of electricity and heat.
Skiers manage to keep warm by the fire and it's all very romantic.
Other parts of the mountain include the North Side, home to the legendary, bump-filled Expo, and the South Side, home to long rolling cruisers like Beauvallon and Nansen, along with steep black diamonds like Grand Prix and Zig Zag. It can be the kind of place you head to for romance, as much as it can be an ideal location for families. It's an indoor wonderland of slides, Tarzan swings and whirlpools. Kids of all ages love it. Tremblant also has a new snowboard park located at the mountain's summit, along with a great games room in the village, a movie theatre, and a mini-putt course.