Located in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, Auberge Gray Rocks has been celebrating an historical year this year with its one hundred year birthday. Founded in 1906 by George Wheeler, Gray Rocks is not only the very first registered Inn in Canada, but also the first resort to open in the Laurentians, developing into a world renowned Mont Tremblant Resort.
Today with 105 rooms in the hotel and 106 rooms in 50 condominiums, the legendary Gray Rocks has become synonymous with summer family vacations and rejuvenating getaways. Gourmet dining, first-class hospitality, high quality accommodations, and a wealth of activities for all ages and interests, bring guests back season after season year after year. Summer at the resort is all about endless pleasures with two championship courses : La Belle, one of Canada’s oldest golf courses and the award-winning La Bete, designed by esteemed golf course designer Graham Cooke. Gray Rocks is also known for the high quality of its ski and golf academies, private beach and marina, biking, hiking, horseback riding, 22 Har-Tru tennis courts, and one the country’s best tennis Academies.
Located a short 90-minutes from Montreal, Gray Rocks is a year-round destination for families, friends and corporate groups offering an authentic Canadian resort experience. For more information or for reservations, call 1-800-567-6767 or visit www.grayrocks.com.
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Canada’s First Registered Inn Turns 100