Remember that month of December when we were all wondering about the warm weather?! It really kind of spoiled the holidays for me since it felt like summer months… but, man, this trip to Mont Tremblant seriously got me in the winter spirit.
When I say that the village was like a winter wonderland, I’m not exaggerating. It almost didn’t even feel real; like an attraction at a theme park instead of an actual town. With the icicles dripping from every ledge, frosted windows lining the buildings, and the brightest snow seemingly painted everywhere, it looked like a page out of a fairytale.
The only problem was that it also felt like a winter wonderland with temperatures well, well below freezing (and often below zero). I spent most of the time bundled up in my warmest parka or trying not to get frostbite while flying down a mountain.
The last day we were there– also our travel day– was the warmest at about 25 degrees. It strangely felt nearly tropical after -12.
On the last day, we weren’t going to ski, instead opting to explore the town just a little bit more before hopping in the car to go home. I threw on my new Dale of Norway sweater (very ski chic!) and my favorite pair of jeans-that-really-feel-like-leggings.
A quick note about my choice of footwear. I brought a few pairs of boots (I couldn’t resist overpacking…. whoops) and ended up wearing the Ugg boots every day after skiing. To be honest, I’ve been wearing them almost exclusively while I’m home too. They’re so warm and comfortable.
As if Tremblant isn’t charming already, there are little fire pits stationed around the village. At any given time of day, there are a handful of people huddled around warming their hands, goofing off with friends, or just trying to enjoy their beavertail outside. I loved making a little stop there to warm up between where we had dinner and the hotel. The community element was extra fun as you could hear at least three different languages and accents from other visitors!
Toggle Wool Coat // Dale of Norway Sweater // Navy Skinny Jeans (c/o) // Satchel (c/o) // Ugg Boots (c/o) // Beanie
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It's already January and I still haven't experienced a true winter this season yet. Maybe when I get back to Philly for school in a week I'll find that it's gotten cooler, and maybe just maybe there'll even be a little snow..? Dare I wish that? Anywho, cute outfit! Matching hats and coats are always fun 🙂 -Audrey | Brunch at Audrey's
Whoa the temperature is so cold there!
I live in Australia, so it's currently summer and very hot here
But wow it looks so beautiful in the snow
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So glad you enjoyed Tremblant! If you get a chance I recommend visiting Quebec city – wonderful anytime of year.
You look so pretty, and Tremblant looks wonderful! Stay warm!
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Looking beautiful in this bundled up, perfect for a cold Winter's day outfit. 🙂
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These pictures are so beautiful! Love the winter wonderland vibes 🙂 The toggle coat is way too cute!
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These pictures are great! I wish it was snowing here in North Carolina, I bet it was beautiful!
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Hannah from HMS Jewels
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What a charming town! I love the colorful buildings and your outfit too!!
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When I see a post where your heads are folded or in your pockets my first thought is IS SHE ENGAGED? Cute outfit!
This outfit is so cute, Carly! Can't wait for it to snow here in NC (but after that I'll be ready for spring!)
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Katie
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omg looks like a scene from a snow globe! love the outfit, looks like such a fun trip!
-Angela & Amy
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This place looks wonderful! Your coat is gorgeous!
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