100(*) Open Trails.
It’s A Wee Bit Chilly This Morning...
and frankly, with the breezes forecasted to be
breaking over the Summit from pretty much
straight up Beauvallon, it’s going to feel a wee bit
chilly all day...
But... it’s all relative, because if you look back
throughout the weather stat’s history in this
record, you’ll see we’ve had a lot cooler than
this. The “relative” part then, is also a reference
to the fact that this has been a warmer than
average winter... so far.
Weather Notes:
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Why It’s Vital We Have This
“Cold Snap” At Tremblant Now:
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Conditions Notes:
In the range of Groomed skill levels from Beginner to Expert:
Primo, Pure, Authentic, “Squeaky” Cold Winter Snow...
incrementally refined over many sequential night-shifts
with the result that every single groomed snowflake is
in the very best place it can be. On a daily basis, this
can all be summed up as “Optimized”. The joy in all
of that is that what makes it great for Experts also
makes it great for Beginners... high traction and
responsive, yet forgiving ease of executing control
moves.
In the Sous Bois, Glades, Hors Piste, and Un-Groomed
categories, care should be taken on all initial explorations.
Overall, conditions are quite fine, however the snowpack
is a bit below average for this date, so the cushion can
be less in places where some natural, but irregular contours
project upward. A positive offset may be the pandemic
effect causing lighter traffic, meaning less wear across
the range of un-groomed terrain, but the point is, pay
attention when you go Hors Piste, look for patterns
and stay safe.
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100/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for February 12, 2021, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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