19(*) Open Trails At #Tremblant With Full Service Ski-Outs
To Versant Sud/South Side Resort Base Via Nansen Bas/Lower,
And To Versant Nord/North Via Beauchemin Bas/Lower.
Thank Goodness For Nansen Bas/Lower!
No More Gondola Downloading! Whhooo Hooo!
The utility value of Nansen Bas/Lower can not be overstated
as the single, sole and only Versant Sud/South Side ski-out
to the Resort base. It simply connects the final dots in descent
pathways that make the Resort fully functional.
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Above: This is the perfect little pitch just above the Le Passe junction
from/at the top of the Flying Mile Sector.
Below: This is the final crest to the bottom pitch on Nansen Bas/Lower,
adjacent to the Tam-Tam kids Sous Bois trail.
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Below: the construction of Nansen Bas/Lower is far more typical
or common for early season, with a more pronounced degree
of blown snow that has been machine processed to mill out
a flat, wall-to-wall initial coverage that includes some initial
coarseness in the particle size.
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The overwhelming functional benefit far outweighs any minor
sensations that the slightly chunky feel might cause in the first
“break-in” phase, and this trail will immediately and favourably
respond to ski/board user traffic, newly falling natural snow, plus
additional overnight grooming cycles to help render out finer surfaces.
After a whole week of having to download Sud/South traffic,
it is a total and complete relief to finally have this wonderful
trail open and from now until last run in April, it will be greatly
appreciated by all serious Tremblant fans for the brilliance of
its magnificent user-friendly design that has endured as a
local favourite since 1939.
Weather Notes:
From Mild To Wild...
This weather cycle we’re in over the past 24 hours has been
extremely interesting due to it transitioning from the relatively
warm influence we had yesterday and through the mid-night from
the Pacific Ocean warm/wet weather track(see graphic included in
yesterday’s post), where the temps got up to -1C, then at around
3:00 A.M., began to drop like a stone until we woke up this morning
to -10 C, and they are forecast to continue dropping.
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This Is Happening Now:
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Conditions Notes:
In The Groomed:
Continued early season excellence due to the unusually
large ratio of abundant natural snow that is weeks ahead
of normal accumulations.
The every-day benefit is a seamlessly smooth soft and
very high lateral grip capability in the top layers that all
perform at mid-winter levels.
With the one exception of the newly opened Nansen
Bas/Lower that has a more typical blown snow with
a machine produced final surface, the rest of the entire
Mountain has an amazingly refined silky feel underfoot
and it has simply been a delightful start to the season
we’ve enjoyed since the first tracks of a week ago.
As pointed out previously in this post, Nansen Bas/Lower
will immediately respond to grooming, snowfall and
traffic for particle size reduction, and in the meantime
it is as smooth as a pool table to start with, so it is already
super user-friendly.
In The Sous Bois/Hors Piste/Glades and Un-Groomed:
Wild, raw, fun and challenge for bushwhackers, however...
there are definite risks of almost infinite variation that
demand "Experts Only" skills and abilities.
Slow cautious speeds are essential for safety.
Do not drag your Intermediate friends into challenge
where there is no easy off-ramp.
19/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for December 4, 2025, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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Thank Goodness For Fully Optimized Ski-Out Utility
To Both Sud/South And Nord/North!
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