102/102(*) Preliminary Open Trails At #Tremblant.
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102(*) Confirmed Open Trails.
Archival Data Attached Below.
Please Note: First Day Of Season With Over 300cm’s
of natural snowfall base accumulations @ 303cm’s.
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Please Note:
Very early preliminary post to facilitate site logistics.
Subject to morning confirmations. Additional content
to follow as time permits.
Change Of Plans...
Yesterday our “Escalating refinements over cryogenic influences” idea
for today was rendered mute overnight by 20cm’s of fresh snowfall,
so todays theme is now...
The Unique Properties Of Abundant Very Cold/Cryogenic Snow.
Topic Under Construction, will come up later as time permits,
in the mean-time, hand-shovelling out 2 foot drifts around the
chalet foundation so we don’t get spring thaw ice-dam flooding...
Weather Notes:
Cool, but not crazy KKkkold,
so bundle up an deal with it...
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It’s going to be quite cool for a while,
but we’re definitely not alone...
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Conditions Notes:
In The Groomed:
Lets start with this... Average Is Excellent.
Natural speed, glide and lateral grip are all
typically at the highest levels of ease and
effectiveness because cryogenic groomed
snow has very little internal adhesive
properties so the essence of it is simultaneous
low friction and high control input traction.
Fast, easy and forgiving.
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In The Sous Bois/Hors Piste/Glades and Un-Groomed:
Snowfall that came in far warmer temp’s, at much higher
rates of internal humidity that can make it prone to either
sensations of thickness or heaviness and need focused
energy to move through, can get cryogenically shocked
with the sudden overnight low and that cold typically
renders it far lighter because it literally gets recrystallized.
It's sort of like a Mother Natures freeze-drying process and
we would anticipate that the top most recent 30cm’s that’s
had the exposure is going to be very easy and forgiving across
the entire range of the Mountains Sous Bois group.
That’s not to say it will be easy for everyone, even light, but deep
snow needs more skill and muscle than average so it’s important
to explore responsibly. Unless you’re a well conditioned weekly
skier, you need to mindful of fatigue thresholds that can have
sudden onset if you are not used to sustained high output aerobics.
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102(*) Confirmed Open Trails.
Archival Data Attached Below.
Please Note: First Day Of Season With Over 300cm’s
of natural snowfall base accumulations @ 303cm's.
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