Chapelle Saint-Bernard
A small white wooden chapel below the pedestrian village, rebuilt to match its 1940s original. It is the resort's signature landmark.
Chapelle Saint-Bernard is one of the landmarks of the Mont-Tremblant pedestrian village. Its white wooden walls and spired bell tower were rebuilt to replicate the original chapel built by the resort's founder in the 1940s, and it sits beside the lower village square. The chapel is often used for weddings and concerts, and it is open to visitors on weekdays. Covered in snow in winter and lit up at night, it is a must-photograph spot for tourists.
Opening hours
Daytime (may close during events)
Nearby sights
- Tremblant Pedestrian Village
- Tremblant Ski Resort
- Mont-Tremblant
- Skyline Luge Mont-Tremblant
- Domaine Saint-Bernard
- Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant
- Panoramic Gondola & Summit
- Lac Mercier & Old Village