To contact us : T (819) 717-3050 info@evasiontremblant.com
Facing east, this spacious eight (8) room cottage overlooking the Boulé river valley.
You will be charmed by the beautiful sunrises.
When the evening comes, let yourself rock with the flows of the water in the brocks near by.
Le Boulé is a marvellous place to greet your family and your friends in a cosy ambiance.
This cottage is ready for an accommodation for 8 persons.
Quebec loyalist style house, Le Nordet is a dream place to spend a pleasant stay.
With 10 rooms distributed on two floors, you will have all the comfort desired to relax and enjoy the peacefulness.
Located in a charming and private site close to the Boulé River, this place is delightful.
This place is ready for an accommodation for 10 persons.
Pricing
- Mont-Tremblant (10 km)
- Mont-Blanc (11 km)
- Mont-Tremblant Park (9,5 km)
- Pool & playground (1 km)
- SPA health (500m)
- Small grocery / liquor store (2,5 km)
- Hiking
- Cross-country ski and snowshoe
The prices vary between $175 and $325 per night, depending the day of the week and the period of the year.
See reservation part for the cottage of your choice to find out about the details.
The cottages are located in the Laurentian region, close to Mont-Tremblant.
From Montreal, take highway 15 north, carry on route 117, until you reach the Mont-Blanc interchange.
Take direction Saint-Faustin / Lac-Carré following the direction to Mont-Tremblant national park (La Diable area) for a distance of 10.5 km. Pass over the Boulé river bridge:
Turn left on the Boulé road to get to Le Boulé cottage.
Turn right on the Nordet road to go to Le Nordet cottage.
Le Nordet : It is an ancient word for North-East, this word is still used in the marine language.
Le Boulé : Rough River impracticable and difficult for wood floating, the English name Bully was then given, (before 1963 the river already bears this name the Bully), which means (blusterer, brimor and splitting). The French speaking lumbermen would quickly francized this term in Boulé. Name in used since the forestry development began in this area at the end of the X1X century.