------ April 21, 2025 - Apres Ski Season, Apres Ski ---------
Contains Both Today Specific, As Well As Seasonal Summary.
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Here’s The Way It Ended Up...
Full and excellent wall-to-wall, Summit-to-Base, Versant Sud/South Side
total Mountain vertical on Beauvallon Haut/Upper, Bas/Lower, and...
Nansen Haut/Upper, Bas/Lower.
(See Nansen Bas/Lower 9:03 A.M. Insert Update sample pic. below.)
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Fabulous, Just Fabulous...
Your Best Signs Of Great Spring Skiing!
Late season coverage has favoured Versant Nord/North Side slopes
and you can see all the evidence of that in this pic. below where
the snow white ambience extends through the width of the entire frame.
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The bottom line on today is that it was extraordinary for the
amount and quality of Open terrain that certainly reflected
both the deep, stored frost in the mass of the Mountain, as well
as the 604cm’s of total seasonal snowfall, a combination that
makes this closing day one of the best ever recorded.
Please note that additional content will be added as
specifically applicable to April 21, 2025, the closing day,
plus summary and comparative material/metrics applicable
to the entire season.
It may take several days into weeks to process everything
however we do intend to add here incrementally as post-season
time permits.
Due to the focused demands of producing this journal, other
aspects of normal life get set aside until the season ends so
in that regard there is a fair amount of catch-up that will take
time to reckon with before this file can be fully updated.
In the mean-time, please review today’s original post below,
as well as the incremental inserts/additions and thanks for your patience!
----- Please Note: Apres Ski Notice Of Revised Open Trails To 46(*) ------
Archival Data Attached Below As “Reply/Page 2” Due To
Attachment Limit On This Original Post.
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48(*) Open Trails.
Closing Day For 2024/2025 Tremblant Winter Ski Season.
------------ 8:33 A.M Insert Update: -----------------
This Is Real... This Is Tremblant Right This Second.
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-------------- 9:03 A.M. Insert Update: ---------------
Local Expert Feedback...
“They Have Done A Fabulous Job Of Grooming."
For any late April closing day in the years of this journal, this Nansen
Bas/Lower pic. below is extraordinary for the 21st. of April. Obviously
the sun, temps and warm winds have gotten to the bush snow at
these lower Sud/South elevations, but as a testament to the
604 cm’s snowfall total, plus the weeks of deep winter chill
and the grooming skills of Tremblant’s excellent Mountain Op’s
group, what you are looking at here is truly exceptional.
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------------- 9:31 A.M Insert Update: -------------------
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The Apex Of Quite Near Ideal Spring Beautiful Function
We are continuing to feature pic’s from
the last fresh snowy day(4/17), as the
symbolic apex of this final phase of a
very fine 604 cm's “Super Season Superieur”.
This Is How You Should Remember This Spring:
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We are not sure if we can ever remember
a previous spring ski season that had such
a pure white winter look on the trails and
in the bush, so late and so close to the end.
4.17.25.Nord.North.Beauchemin.Mid.Plateau.At.Lowell.T.Quad.Base.Scenic.Beauty.Spring.Skiing.Apex.c.jpg
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Of course... it does not look like this everywhere, Versant Sud,
South Side base trail-side levels are quite brown from the
long warm and often sunny days of thermal/thaw energy, but
the point is that practically right on up to “Last Run” you
have been able to find authentic bits of real winter conditions
here to a remarkable degree that may only be matched in
historical comparison, a handful of times in the last 30 years.
The pic’s above that are from only 4 days ago represent the essence
of that point, as well as the continued basis for the great conditions
we are forecasting for today.
Weather Notes:
An absolute classic Tremblant Spring Skiing day of a very
firm morning due to overnight Sub-Zero C elevated temp’s,
morphing quickly under a bright early sun into a warmer,
softening temp ranges that should become prevalent by
just around noon.
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Conditions Notes:
In The Groomed:
Gradually going from solid to soft, but starting with a
winter-like freshly groomed loose, and fine granular
mix of very skiable top layers featuring smoothness
that is not only over individual descents, but nearly
seamlessly integrated challenge levels. It should be
this very highly developed connectivity that makes
for a wonderfully easy and very effective learning day for
those aspiring skill-builders who will be enthusiastically
utilizing every minute for fun and practice.
In The Sous Bois/Hors Piste/Glades an Un-Groomed:
When and where available... Super Spring Soft!
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48/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for April 21, 2025, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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