29(*) Open Trails.
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21(*) REVISED Open Trails.
PLEASE NOTE: Effective Now: No Ski-Out To Versant Sud/South Side
Resort Base. Gondola Download Should Be Available.
Archival Data Attached Below.
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Standard Foul Weather Protocols Apply:
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Weather Notes:
Those pesky “April Showers” arrive today...
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The Rapid Onset Of Spring.
Yesterday we wrote about receding snow coverage as a
progressively limiting factor for access. This below is
another example, from yesterday at the Resort Base.
The trails we’re looking at are Johannsen, the main
descent, and Roy Scott, the perimeter access trail
coming in to the base from frame-left. In this case
we can clearly see the thaw occurring in several
areas of Johannsen, to the point that the Ski Patrol
has roped off the top crest to restrict entrance to
a very small gap where they have also hand posted
very obvious hazard signs. The alternate descent
path is going from right to left across the top to
descend on Roy Scott. Both of these areas are very
very close to loosing continuous linear coverage.
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Conditions Notes:
Technically speaking, there will be some very fine
Spring Skiing surfaces, but obviously, enjoying them
may be a bit of a challenge on the personal comfort
level during any variable rainfall intensity.
All you can do is deploy the trusty old Descente Poncho,
or, if you’re really rich, put on your best Gill brand foul
weather sailing gear if it’s not packed away in a locker
on the sailboat that’s still in winter storage...
The weather may cause dynamic open terrain and/or lift issues.
For best results, check with the Tremblant Info. Ski Crews.
- Archival Copy of Official Open
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21(*) REVISED Open Trails.
PLEASE NOTE: Effective Now: No Ski-Out To Versant Sud/South Side
Resort Base. Gondola Download Should Be Available.
Archival Data Attached Below.
- Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions Courtesy of Tremblant.ca - 4.11.24.Trail.Status.Data.b.jpg (598.19 KiB) Viewed 117 times
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