Messier Mont Tremblant 2027

• Justin Messier - j.michaelmessier@gmail.com
• Only trip specific questions!

• Mont Tremblant, Quebec
• Arrival Date: February 18, 2027
• Departure Date: February 21, 2027

• Tremblant, located in Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains, is one of Eastern Canada’s most celebrated ski destinations. With 309 hectares (763 acres) of skiable terrain, 102 trails, and 14 lifts, the resort offers a well-balanced mix of runs for all skill levels—19% beginner, 30% intermediate, 37% advanced, and 13% expert. The vertical drop of 645 meters from summit to base adds to the thrill, and an average annual snowfall of 177 inches is backed by extensive snowmaking across the mountain.

Visitors choose Tremblant for its blend of alpine charm and modern convenience. The resort’s layout allows for intuitive navigation across its four mountain faces, and the summit lodge provides a central meeting point with sweeping views. Whether you're carving down long cruisers or exploring wooded glades, Tremblant delivers a complete mountain experience with a distinctly Québécois flair.

• Roughly 2 weeks prior to the trip departure, you will receive a confirmation including all information for lodging, lift tickets, rentals, etc.

• Changes can be made to your invoice right through the SkiSync portal. If you do not see what you would like to change on the portal, SkiSync customer service is here to help at info@skisync.com!

• Nope! SkiSync trips always make sure there are non-skiing options available to participants.

• Condo lodging for three nights
• All resort taxes and fees
• Access to online trip registration, account manager, events coordinator, customer service team, etc.

• If you are planning on skiing outside of this ski trip, we highly suggest purchasing a discounted college Ikon or Epic Pass through the Ikon or Epic Pass purchase portal! This is the lowest price you will find on the Ikon or Epic Pass. You can also purchase lift tickets within the trip portal if you do not expect to ski outside of this ski trip.

• Trip insurance is not required, it is highly recommended. Winter storm systems are constant this time of year and serve as an excellent reminder of the benefits available with travel insurance. When planning travel during the winter, travel insurance benefits include trip cancellation, travel delay, medical emergency, and missed connection benefits. We offer a range of options to cover you in almost any situation.

• If you have not paid in full for your trip you may contact insurance@skisync.com to add as a trip option.

• See the Mont Tremblant trail map here.
• A trip-specific map will be shared as we get closer to your trip date.

• General Customer Service
• (855) 754-7962 | info@skisync.com
• General questions, cancellations, transfers, refunds, and terms & conditions.
• Insurance
• insurance@skisync.com
• Insurance questions and CFAR purchased through SkiSync.
• Transportation
• transportation@skisync.com
• Travel organized through SkiSync.
• Ikon & Epic Pass
• ikonpass@skisync.com | epicpass@skisync.com
• Passes purchased through SkiSync.

• October 7, 2026
• https://gw.skisync.com/reg/dbd

• All travelers must register for the trip individually and be a member of the group.

• Rooming logistics and lodging assignments will be controlled by the trip leader - via a sign-up process that will occur after trip registration is complete.

• Yes, all lodging will offer Wifi.

• If your lodging has a front desk, concierge, or host, hours will be provided to you on the trip confirmation emails.

• Trip check-in times will be listed on your trip confirmation letter to be shared roughly 2 weeks before your trip start date. Travelers arriving early can ask the front desk of their lodging if their room will be ready earlier.

• Yes, one member of your room may check in to lodging with a debit or credit card. This serves as an incidental deposit for your lodging.

• If charged, a temporary hold will be placed on your card upon arrival and will only be charged if there is excessive cleaning or unclaimed damage to your room.

• The last day to edit your trip invoice and options is January 19, 2027.
• Changes requested after January 19, 2027 will incur a fee and are not guaranteed.

• These will all be offered to you directly through the SkiSync portal. If you miss the deadline, please contact the resort directly.

• If you are planning on skiing outside of this ski trip, we highly suggest purchasing a discounted college Ikon or Epic Pass through the Ikon or Epic Pass purchase portal! This is the lowest price you will find on the Ikon or Epic Pass. You can also purchase lift tickets within the trip portal if you do not expect to ski outside of this ski trip.

• See the Mont Tremblant hours here.

• SkiSync is offering a variety of Ski/Snowboard, Boot, and Helmet Rentals through your profile. Please log in to see the various options available for purchase!

• You can exchange your equipment at the rental shop for better-fitting equipment.

• Discounts are only available for pre-purchase through your SkiSync profile. If not booked through the portal, you will need to book rentals directly with a local shop online or purchase rentals as a walk-in.

• All rental information will be provided in your trip confirmation shared roughly two weeks prior to arrival.

• Please see the following packing list for suggestions on what to bring on a SkiSync trip. If you will need to rent anything for your trip, Depending on what equipment you rented, you should bring the rest (e.g., goggles, ski pants, ski gloves). The trip leader will share information on any themed party attire closer to the date of the trip.
• Kit Lender — premium ski clothing delivered to your destination: here

• On-site alterations to your reserved rentals are not allowed. Some ski areas allow for “gap days” in lift ticket/rental packages. If this is the case for your trip, you will be prompted to list the gap day during trip registration.

• Group lessons are open to all travelers at Mont Tremblant, so your group may include skiers and riders from outside your trip — though it’s likely some fellow travelers will be in it too. Specific lesson times and details will be shared by your trip leadership.

• If not canceled by the listed deadlines, you must have trip insurance or complete a transfer to obtain a refund for this trip. Lodging is nonrefundable. Please see the following deadlines regarding trip refund-Last day to cancel trip options for partial refund, Last day to transfer lodging with trip options, Last day to transfer trip lodging only, or Trip transfers are prohibited.

• Depending on your trip, you may transfer your trip to a new trip member if you are still within your trip deadlines, as designated in your terms and conditions of transfer.

• If you are within the deadline to transfer your trip as listed under the terms of transfer listed on the invoice page of your profile, please follow the steps here depending on your transfer type.

• If you are within the deadline to cancel your trip registration, log in to your portal, select “View Invoice”, “Request to Cancel Trip”, list your reason for cancelling, and submit.

• The initial deposit is due at time of registration.

• January 19, 2027

• You must cancel or transfer your trip before the listed deadline to obtain a refund unless you have purchased trip insurance. Lodging, Tax & Services, and Insurance are nonrefundable.

• Trip insurance is not required; it is highly recommended. Winter storm systems are constant this time of year and serve as an excellent reminder of the benefits available with travel insurance. When planning travel during the winter, travel insurance benefits include trip cancellation, travel delay, medical emergency, and missed connection benefits.

• SkiSync offers insurance through Vertical Insurance via their CFAR plan; see details for this plan here!

• Altitude sickness is physical distress caused by difficulty adjusting to lower oxygen pressure at high altitude. Most cases of altitude sickness are mild, but some may be life-threatening.

• Symptoms of altitude sickness include headache, nausea, shortness of breath / fast heart rate, loss of appetite, fatigue, and difficulty exercising / physically exerting oneself.

• The key is staying hydrated! Drink lots of water, and if needed, supplement with electrolytes (e.g., Gatorade, LiquidIV, Revitalyte). This also means thoughtful regulation of alcohol consumption. While there is some evidence that suggests alcohol itself will make you feel more intoxicated at higher elevations, it will further reduce your body‘s ability to absorb oxygen - meaning rougher hangovers and higher risk of altitude sickness.
• Other tips for altitude sickness prevention include: climbing / walking uphill more slowly than you usually would, generally taking it easy during the first day or two of the trip, eating carbs (your body needs more calories at higher altitude), and getting adequate sleep.

• Hydrate, eat, rest, and lower your elevation to the extent possible (i.e., probably better to hang around the base than to ski). Over-the-counter medications may also help with specific symptoms like headache and nausea.

• Best to consult directly with your physician or a medical practitioner in Mont Tremblant, Quebec. Remember, the best thing to do in the case of altitude sickness is lower your elevation, so if your altitude sickness symptoms are severe, it may make sense to leave the trip :(

• A: White patches on your skin are an early indication of frostbite, which can have permanent consequences. If these symptoms are minor, just head inside to warm up with some hot chocolate. If they are more serious, find Ski Patrol right away. It is cold out there. Keep an eye out for your friends and ask them to keep an eye out for you.

• Call 911. In the event of an emergency, please get help, contact relevant services, and then reach out to your trip leadership.

As the COVID-19 environment evolves, our team is working to develop COVID protocols to keep all ski trip attendees safe. We will share more information as we get closer to ski trip!