How to get from
Mont Tremblant to Ottawa Airport (YOW)

About travelling from Mont Tremblant, QC to Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport (YOW)

Set in the Laurentian Mountains, Mont-Tremblant is a year-round destination famous for its ski terrain, cosy atmosphere, and colourful village. The resort is one of the East’s largest, featuring over 100 trails across four mountain sectors. With powerful snowmaking in place, visitors usually enjoy dependable conditions even during fickle Eastern winters.

The village is the heart of Tremblant: pedestrian-only, ski-in/ski-out, and packed with places to eat, drink, and browse. Microbrasserie La Diable is where many people stop for craft beer après-ski; P’tit Caribou is the legendary nightlife spot; and La Savoie is the place to warm up with fondue. For a laid-back start to the day, Au Grain de Café and La Sandwicherie are long-standing staples. Shopping spans outdoor equipment, clothing, art, chocolate, and locally crafted items.

Beyond skiing and riding, Tremblant shines in warmer months. Visitors come for its trail networks, lake access, golf courses, and panoramic autumn foliage. Popular hikes such as La Corniche reward you with wide-angle views, while Lac Tremblant becomes ideal for paddling and swimming. Regular festivals and cultural events keep the destination animated well into spring, summer, and fall.

If you’re wrapping up your time in Mont-Tremblant and flying out of Ottawa International Airport (YOW), Ridebooker can handle the return trip so you don’t have to worry about timing, road conditions, or unnecessarily renting a car for visiting Tremblant. Whether you need a taxi, or something larger like a van, our local partners keep the journey smooth and straightforward. The drive back to Ottawa usually takes around two to two-and-a-half hours, moving from the Laurentians into the city. Once you reach the airport, you can head straight to check-in without the stress of navigating traffic or parking — a simple finish to your Tremblant getaway.