Every Positive Expectation We Had For Today Became Reality.
Very, Very Fine day, and considering we are more than half way
through the season, we may be reaching some of the top levels
we’ll see.
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is going to be completely obvious to you if you scroll back to
yesterday’s Apres Ski where there’s a pic.of yesterdays “Before”,
to this “After” , for today, posted here below.
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You could play with the Laws of Physics using solid carving technique
with complete sense of security.
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much more ideal conditions. All technical race coaching is
so easy to demo when things are this good... “Reliable”,
with a capital “R”!
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but they are very small, and on crests or just below
crests on steeper pitches.
Overwhelmingly Positive Guest Feedback at “Best Of” Seasonal references.
Tomorrow... Similar, maybe even a bit softer, but continued very fine
“Best Of” Conditions!
---------------- 7:59 A.M. Orig. Post ---------------------
102/102(*) Open Trails On The More Snow’d Slopes At #Tremblant .
210 cm’s, almost 7 feet of Natural Snow in the last month,
literally, half an average season’s worth!(**)
That gives us a seasonal-to-date accumulation of 464 cm’s, 28 of which
have come in the last 3 days. Together with the Night-Shift
Grooming efforts, today could offer some "Best Of” conditions
on all categories of Open terrain.
(**) 21 year snowfall accumulation average is 418cm’s X .5 = 209cm's
The highlight within the groomed terrain should be
the overall reduction in surface softness that comes
with compaction. If that takes place to the degree we
think it will, surfaces will be less likely to generate
moguls from traffic, plus there will be the possibility of
a noticeable increase in the inherent speed/glide properties
of those higher density top layers.
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As Usual... Super Snowy conditions that are great for the quality
of Skiing can often be hostile for photography, but during a lull in
the falling snow, we got these two action shots on Beauchemin Bas,
lower, at Last Run. If nothing else, they show a lot of the current
performance dynamic at Tremblant and on a very grey day, they
certainly are colourful!
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T360 Fan Submitted Update:
“A Rare Sight”: Versant Nord, North Side, Trail #83, “Dynamite”, Groomed(top only).
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T360 Fan Submitted Update:
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Weather Notes:
Easy, Fun, and Photogenic!
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In the Groomed:
With This Much Snow... Generally superb, however, because
so much has come so quickly, there is still room for refined
potential as density increases with consecutive grooming
cycles. There is a variable degree of softness that can result
in moguls forming, but each day of grooming between the
snow events has firmer surfaces, that is until the next snow
event. The challenge for Mountain Op’s has been that the
snow events are so big, and so close together.
In the Sous Bois, Glades, Hors Piste, and Un-Groomed:
Wow, You don’t need to be a “Rocket Scientist”
to Understand the significance of...
210 cm’s, almost 7 feet of Natural Snow in the last month,
literally, half an average season’s worth!(**)
102(*)Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for February 22, 2019, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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