One of Canada’s legendary après-ski bars, Le P’tit Caribou in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, has been fully revamped and has now reopened after three months of major renovations.
Although having only first opened its doors as recently as 1993, Le P’tit Caribou has become a requisite stop in Mont-Tremblant and an internationally known après-ski experience. The three new owners – Joshua Wilson, Sébastien Turgeon and Tyler Matthew Lane (pictured) – took on this major renovation project in the establishment when the last ski season.
The new-look Le P’tit Caribou is almost unrecognisable. On the main floor, the establishment still offers a large open space, including an enormous central bar. A new stage has been created for live shows, and the DJ booth has been raised a bit higher and is now located in a gondola cabin.
Scattered throughout the bar are a few old ski-lift chairs as a reminder of its choice location at the base of the ski hill. In the basement there’s the Wine & Whisky Bar, designed for those who enjoy vintage wine and spirits.
