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Good morning,

 I attached some pictures to let you see what is going on.  We expect another 2 weeks with the tree cutting and 2 more to get the stumps out.  After that, we will start with the road up to the bridge (just before lot 206).

Have a nice week-end!

Christine

Good afternoon to you all,

I have attached pictures of what has been going on this week.  The flagging of the roads is done.  We have also installed a temporary bridge near the lot 206.  Next week, we are schedule to start cutting the trees.

Have a nice week-end!

Christine

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Good day to all!

I know everybody is eager to hear that we have started the construction.  I can’t wait to start building your new log homes myself!

I went to our warehouse to see what was going on.  I have attached pictures of what I saw.  We now have ready the logs for 2 Nordics and will start to cut the logs for Escapade and Refuge.

We had a lot of rain this week-end but the sun is now shinning.  As soon as the ground is dryed enough, we will be able to start.

Kind regards

Christine

Nommé pendant 10 années consécutives « Centre de villégiature numéro 1 dans l’est de l’Amérique du Nord» par les lecteurs de Ski Magazine, Tremblant continue de se positionner comme chef de file québécois dans le domaine du tourisme quatre saisons. Centre de villégiature de calibre international, Canadiens, Français, Italiens, Américains, Anglais, Mexicains, Russes, Japonais et plus encore se côtoient dans un décor enchanteur et animé.Station Mont Tremblant c’est bien sûr tous les plaisirs de la montagne, mais c’est aussi un village piétonnier au cachet unique rappelant les plus belles stations de ski européennes (Megève, Courchevel), un service aux invités inégalable, une multitude d’activités et d’événements extraordinaires pour vous assurer une expérience mémorable.

Station Mont Tremblant se démarque non seulement par l’expérience de villégiature de première classe qu’elle procure et par l’expérience de son hébergement, mais aussi par l’amalgame harmonieux de manifestations culturelles, d’événements sportifs et d’activités familiales qui sont offerts à nos invités.

Activités estivales : Tennis, golf, trecking, vélo de montagne, vélo de route, patin à roue alignée, luge, observation d’oiseaux, mini-golf, pêche, pêche à la mouche, canot, kayak, ski nautique, wakeboard, surf, rafting, équitation, tour de calèche, croisière, course de voiture, escalade, pigeon d’argile, spa et bain scandinave, voile, planche à voile, beach fest.Activités hivernales : Ski, ski de fond, raquette, tour de calèche, équitation hivernale, traineau à chien, spa et bain scandinave, paintball, glissade en tube, escalade sur glace, motoneige, pêche sur la glace, Accrobranche, marche en forêt.

Festivals et évennements : Festival du film de Tremblant, festival de Blues, festival des couleurs(automne), festival de la musique classique, Tremblant sous les étoiles, Festival Ferrari, Série Champ car, super car, super bike et beaucoup plus.

  « Named “# 1 Ski Resort in the North American East,” for ten consecutive years by the readers of Ski Magazine, Tremblant continues to be ranked at the head of the Quebec line-up for four season tourism. International caliber resort, Canadian, French, Italian, American, British, Mexican, Russian, Japanese and much more reunite in an enchanting and animated scenery. Mont Tremblant resort is the pleasures of the mountain, but it is also a uniquely charming pedestrian-only village inspired by the most prestigious european ski resort (Megève, Courchevel), an unequalled service to its guests, and a host of extraordinary activities and events that will make your stay with us an unforgettable experience.

Mont Tremblant resort distinguishes itself not only by the first class resort experience that it provides, and by its accommodation, but also by the harmonious mixture of cultural offerings, sporting events and family activities that it offers its guests.

 Winter activities: Ski, cross country ski, snowshoeing, sleigh ride, horseback riding, dog sledding, Scandinavian baths and spa, paintball, snow tubbing, ice climbing, first tracks, snowmobile, ice fishing, accrobanche, winter hiking…Summer activities: Tennis, golf, in-line skating, biking, mountain biking, bird of prey show, Luge, mini-golf, canoeing, kayaking, water skiing, wakeboard, sailing, wind surfing, acrobranche, rafting, horse back riding, sleigh ride, cruise, fishing, ply fishing, Clay pigeon shooting…Festivals and happenings: Blues fest, classical music festival, symphony of colors(fall), Beach fest Tremblant beneath the stars Champ car series, Ferrari festival, Super bikes, Classic car festival and more.  

Cote Nord Tremblant is tucked away in the woods overlooking lakes Superior, just three miles from Mont Tremblant and 10 miles from Tremblant Village, this reproduction log cabin is tagged The Refuge. The name makes all the sense in the world ounce you’re inside and relaxing in front of the cobblestone fireplace: Its ambience is profoundly serene. With 1,875 square feet spread over three floors, including three bedrooms that sleep eight comfortably and two living rooms, the cabin creates the perfect environment for families (and their guests). If this particular property doesn’t fit you’re your second-home bill, consider other units in the Cote Nord project, where 10 of the 75 planned cabins have been built. You can choose from two-to five-bedroom floor plans, furnished or unfurnished. The décor follows the lead of the rustic cabin-simple and functional, giving the rooms an uncluttered feel- while accents include ski antiques, country patterns and plaids, wooden carvings and distressed wood. The cozy atmosphere is perfect for intimate dinners, but if you’re in the mood to go out, there’s a bar and restaurant at the nearby Caribou Inn. And as always real estate location is everything. Nature lovers will appreciate the cabin’s proximity to Tremblant Park (five miles down the road) and the Boulé River (steps away). In the summer, you can canoe, kayak, fish and play tennis, or golf at Nord’s course. In winter, take a day off from the slopes to try dog sledding, or break out the Nordic skis and explore the 200 miles of trails. Or if you just want to relax and unwind, walk out onto the back deck and simply take in the scenery.

An interesting article written By: Maureen Drummey in Ski Magazine October 2003 issue.

Log Home Living

http://www.cotenordtremblant.com/pdf/globeandmail.pdf

http://www.cotenordtremblant.com/pdf/torontostar.pdf

http://www.cotenordtremblant.com/pdf/newyorkmagazine.pdf

http://www.cotenordtremblant.com/pdf/el.pdf