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83(*) Open Trails On All 4 Active And Expanding-Open Sectors At #Tremblant .


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89(*) REVISED Open Trails.


Archival Data Attached Below.



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What We Have To Work With...


Superb, High Performance, Fresh Snowfall Carving.




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Photography a wee bit challenging,
Skiing a whole lot of excellent fun!


Regardless of the billions of airborne snow
filters making for the soft pic. resolution, the
concept of the excellent performance capability
of this current mix of groomed with the freshly
falling snow you can obviously see above, is
pin-sharp accurate.




Weather Notes:






Here Is The Basis For The Excellence You Will Find Today.




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There are really no words that can be adequately used to
describe either the tranquil, intimate beauty or the dream-like
smoothness of the performance experienced in the scene
above. This is an authentic case of the old adage that you
simply have to be here to be enveloped in the reality of the
moment.

Throughout this journal and over decades of this record we
have described P’tit Bonheur as one of the very finest and
most beautiful learning and technique development trails
within the known ski world. Regardless of your skill or
experience level, it is a joy and privilege to have such a
magnificent and reliable trail that we categorize as a
unique “Crown Jewel” within the array of Tremblant’s
groomed alpine network.






Conditions Notes:



Super-chilled fresh snowfall sometimes has a minor degree
of friction in the running characteristics and that is the state
of the current mix. It is just a touch, and only noticeable on
plateaus or trail runouts, where a bit of pole or skate action
might be needed to traverse any extended flat parts.

That is not a negative though because the ever-so-slight
gravitational offset makes steeper challenges less challenging
and easier to initiate all forms of directional and speed control.

The skiing is easy and fun and there is just enough new snow
that it functions as a very fine, very smooth cushion, without
becoming overly thick or prone to being heavily tracked.

Where freshly groomed this morning it will be superb.



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We think there are possibilities the Open Trail list could
change on the up-side, maybe. The progressive opening
icons do suggest the eventual return to the numbers
available before the snowmaking tune-up phase of
recent days.



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A couple of Above/Below POV’s from the Summit over Lac,
then from across Lac T to the Mountain. A wee bit of cloud
drama with interesting shadow effects.



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Please Note: These are 180 degree POV’s From/To/Over the exact same views.




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83/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for January 18, 2024, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca








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89(*) REVISED Open Trails.


Archival Data Attached Below.

89/102(*) REVISED Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for January 18, 2024, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca




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