T360 Late Evening Apres Ski Edit, Under Construct @ 11:07 P.M.
Welcome To Tremblant!
First Time Ever Skiing Tremblant From New York City!!!
We Normally Ski Vermont But Happy To Be At Tremblant!
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Here’s One Of The Main Reasons To Be Happy To Be At Tremblant!
Superb Performance.
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Here’s Another One Of The Main Reasons To Be Happy At Tremblant!
Spectacular Scenery.
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As far as tomorrow is concerned...
Mother Nature May Have A Change In Plans...
It is possible that another dose of “Spring” is on the way.
The overnight hourly weather has unfortunately changed
from snow, to rainy and rainy mixed precipitation icons.
Some folks might call that “Adverse Weather”, and there
is some probability we will see a reduced Open Trail
count for proactive terrain preservation. There is also
some probability, however small it could be, that at
Mountain elevations, some of what may be rain at
ground levels, could be snow up on the trails...
“Wishful Thinking”??? ... Probably.
---------------- 7:29 A.M Orig. Post --------------
100(*) Open Trails On All 4 Sectors At #Tremblant .
Winter, Refined.
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Both the scope and the consistency of refined, groomed
conditions should be very evident everywhere within the
fresh product of Mountain Crews Night-Shift. However...
As fine as everything should be over the entire Mountain,
typified by this pic.sample in the Flying Mile peak POV above,
there is one little “Tell-Tale” indicator we review in the conditions
notes below that provides huge insight into the sophistication of
the overall package.
To help put this in historical perspective, a year ago today we
had 84 Open Trails over a 354 cm’s snowpack, this year
we have 100 Open Trails over a 501 cm’s snowpack.
Weather Notes:
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Conditions Notes:
One Tiny Trail Grooming Icon Tells You Everything You Need To Know.
Trail # 65 Banzai, Shown As Groomed.
Versant Nord/North Side “Banzai” is only a tiny, tiny fraction
of the total groomed surface area, but it is possibly one of the
biggest single indicators of overall groomed refinement that
exists at Tremblant. It is a “Tell-Tale”, it is a “Canary In The
Coal Mine”, it is a small thing that has giant symbolic meaning,
and... this zone within the Lowell Thomas sector is one of the
most beautiful, natural, scenic settings anywhere on Planet Earth.
Additionally, when groomed, it’s “Black Diamond” challenge
rating is what we might call a “Soft” designation because
it’s character becomes so user-friendly that we do not
hesitate to take confident Intermediates there as a prime
learning zone, where a couple of sequential descents will
literally make you a better skier within half an hour. Period.
The significance of this specific trail grooming can not be
overstated within the context of the entire Tremblant
groomed trail experience and for that reason we say that
today is going to be one of those conditions days where...
Average Is Excellent.
Most recreational consumer skiers will never go there, or
even know this zone exists, but that is their absolute,
and tragic loss. Banzai was a “T-Bar” Lift in 1948, so
its fall line is architecturally perfect, and its width has been
expanded over the years to render out a very easy Expert
descent experience that when groomed, can be enjoyed
by a X 10, far wider range of skills.
(Typically, grooming on trail # 65 would also simultaneously
include grooming on trail # 64, Marie-Claude Asselin, the
immediate, adjacent and parallel trail within this sector.
It is possible “MCA" is also groomed, so there could be a data
entry glitch, it is possible that “MCA” is not groomed. We will try
to determine that A.S.A.P. Technically, MCA actually would have
arguably been an equally desirable grooming target as it has
become a very challenging mogul’d trail with a few rocky bit
hazards, but it may also be a case of “Tomorrow” within the
context of increasing daily refinements?)
------------ 9:47 A.M Insert Update: ----------------
We are overjoyed to report that Trail # 64, Marie-Claude Asselin
is indeed Groomed, and to standards of quite near flawless.
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For additional sector and previous posting support evidence:
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Important Repeat:
To help put this in historical perspective, a year ago today we
had 84 Open Trails over a 354 cm’s snowpack, this year
we have 100 Open Trails over a 501 cm’s snowpack.
“Go”, if you can...
100/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for March 23, 2022, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
- Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
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