24h Tremblant

24h Tremblant

24h Tremblant is a 24 hour team relay event in Quebec. Teams are composed of a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 12 participants. Teams take turns over 24 hours in one of several disciplines: alpine skiing, snowboard, alpine touring (rando alpine), walking, running, or a mixed walk and run format. Funds raised by participants are remitted to five foundations that support children: Fondation Charles-Bruneau, Fondation CHU Sainte-Justine, La Fondation de l'Hôpital de Montréal pour enfants, Fondation du CHEO, and Fondation Tremblant.

Mountain disciplines include alpine skiing, snowboard and rando alpine. For ski and snowboard, one participant at a time is permitted on the official pistes and team relays occur in a designated transition zone. A three day lift ticket is included for mountain discipline participants. The rando alpine ascent follows an intermediate piste from the south base and totals 875 m of climbing; teams may have all members on that route at the same time.

Walking and running relays take place on a course of about 5 km. Walking participants receive an individual timing chip plus the team chip. Running allows two participants at a time on the official course and uses a single team chip. The mixed walking and running format permits up to six participants simultaneously; each participant wears an individual chip and results for that format are recorded individually.

Registration fees per participant listed until 1 October 2026 are: ski and ski & rando $225 early /$240 regular; rando alpine, marche, course and hybride $115 early /$130 regular. Each participant commits to a minimum fundraising requirement of $500. Team registration is managed by a designated team captain. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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