102/102(*) Open Trails On All 4 Sectors At #Tremblant .
You Are The Star At Tremblant!
Fabulous Conditions that make YOU look good!
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The versatility in the conditions at Tremblant continues
to support all skill levels equally well in the most recent
and unique combination of weather, heavy snowfall and
grooming operations.
There is a high degree of seamless transition between
skill level challenge too, so it has been and will continue
to be easy for those who wish to either test or develop
their skills to higher levels. For those who want to take
a break and cruise for a while, it’s very easy to move
across the range of fully open terrain and/or, to mix up
challenge levels within single descents.
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The main reason for all this highly refined excellence is that
there is 460 cm’s in the accumulated season-to-date base
compared to to the 20 year TOTAL seasonal average that now sits
just around 430 cm’s. This above average rate of accumulation
shows in the far reaching expansion and maintenance of the
groomed inventory at the highest degrees of annual seasonal
maturity throughout the past several weeks.
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The above average snowfall accumulations are particularly
evident in the popular Sous Bois Un-Groomed zones like
this Versant Nord/North Side sample, trail # 80, Windigo.
In this case, two days after a major snowstorm, there are
endless mogul lines with virtually no hazards, and there
are still edge-side powder lines available at up to
45cm’s/18 inches for trail edge tree-huggers.
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Weather Notes:
The combination of the height of the sun in the mid-March sky,
plus the close to Zero C temp’s will give today one of the first
truly “Spring” feeling days. This will be especially evident in any
quiet wind sheltered spots, where you will instantly feel solar
energy if you take a moment to stop for a safe trail-side break.
There will still be elements of winter though, and if you look
closely at the wind gust values for Open Hours, at cooler
Mountain elevations, wind-chill equivalents will absolutely
get your attention, particularly if you are descending into
facing breezes. The real benefit may end up being the chilling
offset on the trail surfaces themselves, so if cool winds help
maintain cool ski conditions, we’ll take ‘em with enthusiasm!
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Conditions Notes:
Despite the base ground level temp’s floating
close to Zero C, the cooler Mountain elevations
have remained totally winter in all forms of
performance characteristics. We expect that to
be fully extended throughout the day today.
Additionally, when there is this scope of superb
seasonal maturity with relatively light traffic, the
quality of the groomed conditions has been all-day
durable. There are only the slightest hints of wear
factors as the clock winds around towards Last Run.
Even then though, those signs of end-of-day wear
are only in areas of traffic concentration. Out on the
far 4 corners, you can still find things much the way
they were at first tracks, including corduroy edges
that continue to reward explorers, right up until
the Ski Patrol close the Mountain for the day.
T360 Proof Of All Day Excellence.
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The overall excellent status currently applies across
all Groomed, Un-Groomed/Mogul, Sous Bois and
Hors Piste open trails and zones.
102/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for March 10, 2022, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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