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102/102(*) Open Trails.


With the addition of another 8cm’s of Fresh Snowfall...


Today Marks A Historic Benchmark In The
Annual Maturity Of This, And Any Season.


Lets Call This One “Before”:
(fresh actual pic. from yesterday afternoon.)

(------- Apres Ski Insert Edit --------
We had hoped to get he “After” shot today,
however “Technical Issues” prevented our
photo-bug from attending today, so it should
be posted in tomorrows Apres Ski edit.
Sorry about that...
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Though By Square Area, They Be Small,

By Symbolic Significance They Be Huge...


Trails # 64, Marie-Claude Asselin,
And Trail # 65, Banzai,
Are Shown As Groomed!!!


The importance of attaining this level of Open,
Groomed Terrain Development Can Not Be Overstated.

They Are The "Canaries In The Coal Mine", They Are The “Cherry On Top”,
They Are The Groomed Trail Inventory Sign Of The Fullness Of The Mature
Winter Seasons Conditions At Tremblant. Period.

These Two Trails Are Unsupported By Snowmaking And The Only Time
They Get Groomed Is When There Is Sufficient Natural Snowfall Accumulation.

For The First Time This Season... That Is Today.


What This Means Is The Relevant Overall Excellence
Of Every Groomed Trail At Tremblant That Is Achieved With
This Seasonal Total Of Natural Snowfall Accumulation.

Like This One:



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Or, Like This One:




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From a statistical point, we are well on our way to bringing this season up
from being slightly below the 20 Year “Average” for where we should be at
for this date(with todays 292cm’s, so almost 300cm's), which leaves us from
now until April 20 to rack up the remainder of 130/140 cm's that would take
us to that 20 Year “Average" at roughly 430 cm’s total end-of-season snowfall.

We would therefore have to say there’s a very good chance of having
another 130/140 cm’s of natural snowfall in the remaining 8 weeks
of the Official Season that would get us at least to average. With
any luck, and strong finish, maybe more???

The key concept in any of these above weather speculations though is “potential”.
So, along with that, we also have to acknowledge that Mother Nature may ultimately
see things in a completely different way that could be the complete opposite of our
optimistic hopes.






Weather Notes:


There are some dip’s ’n dives in the 14 day, but due to the
latter Feb temp averages, they’re all within really mild standards
of “Winter”, so very easy to deal with. Lot’s of good snow
potential too!









Conditions Notes:


Fabulous, Magnificent, Wonderful.

Real, Genuine, Authentic, Snow White Winter.



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102/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for February 20, 2021, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca


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