16(*) Open Trails.
Don’t Forget The “Hidden Gems”!
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Not only are the hidden gems at Tremblant beautiful
but in this specific case they can tell you a lot about
shape of natural accumulations, particularly what we
refer to as “Drift-in” over the Summit. The reason
Andy Moe has so much snow and opened so early
is it’s lee-side location, just behind and just below
the Summit Peak. When the big storm happened just
a few days ago Andy Moe as well as the adjacent
terrain, got dumped on, so it is now sort of a
cross-sectional record of the big storm that you can
go to to see the benefit of its unique location.
Weather Notes:
Wow...
“Kool” With a capital “K” !!!
“Bundle Up” Advisory.
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Conditions Notes:
The Ultimate In Practical...
First Official full day of Ski-out Summit-To-Base, Versant Sud/South Side.
Today should see a substantial density increase across the
range of groomed terrain as the loft in all the recent rapid
and very deep snow finally gets compressed closer to ideal
levels. This may mean that there is greater mogul resistance
in the all-day conditions and a more user-friendly degree
of versatility between the Greens and Blues.
Despite the fact that it’s really cold to begin with, the effects
on the snow in terms of a cold snap freeze dry should have
natural speed that we forecast will last all day.
15/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for December 7, 2023, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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