BINGO! ----> YOU WIN!
http://www.tremblant.ca Announces 82(*) Runs open/progressive for tomorrow!
South ---> 35
North ----> 31
Soleil --->10 Progressive OPEN
Edge -----> 6
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62(*) Open Trails, Duncan On-Line
Best Holiday Wishes!
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and the Mountain Crews are working hard to
get the bugs out of Duncan. So Far, So Good!
Be Patient Folks!
We've had a reduction in the Open Trail count to 62
this morning. This is mostly on the North and mostly
due to traffic wear on runs that primarily have a
natural snow base and have seen heavy use during
the Holiday period so far. As Mountain Crews get a
chance to work on them, you may expect to see
them come back on-line
The weather today starts out much warmer than the last
few days at -5C and is already 3 degrees C higher than
the forecast high of the day, so it's hard to tell
where it might end up. The summit is sunny, but you will
descend quickly below the cloud level this morning. Those
clouds may move off this afternoon. Winds should be light
and from the South-West, so what there is of them
will move across the Mountain from the Soleil sector
toward P'tit Bonheur. Below the Summit on the North
it will probably feel calm. There is a warm "Blip" in the forecast,
we can only hope that they are wrong and/or that the 4 to 5 degree
colder summit causes snow at borderline temps.
(Dear Mother Nature, Please send more snow.
Sincerely, All your fans at Tremblant.)
It will really help if you examine todays
Trail and Grooming status for 2 reasons.
No.1 is so you can find the terrain that's best suited to your
skill level.
No.2 is to know the options you have to go to other lifts if
you see a line up that's more than a few minutes.
Copy of today's Official, downloadable pdf, Trail and Grooming
status, courtesy of http://www.tremblant.ca
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to full OPEN status on select designated trails on the Edge.
Re:
No.2 is to know the options you have to go to other lifts if
you see a line up that's more than a few minutes.
The most obvious place that you probably don't need to
spend time waiting at is Lowell Thomas. With Duncan
back on-line, even that may cease to be an issue, but
it is still a good "Case Study" to look at because people
stood in line there for enough time to complain without
realizing that they had other options.
2 examples of the "other options" were/are:
Goto the Edge Quad to trail #1, Bon Vivant, then ski
to Nansen.
Goto the Expo Quad, which has not had more than about a
4 minute line at peak, and most of the time, less than a minute
for the last 5 days, and ski/board the lower half of the North for
a while.
Of course now, you can go to Duncan via Beauchemin if you see
a line at Lowell Thomas, but the point is, you did not need to
stand there before if you knew where else to go.
Back a couple of days ago, we called the daily report...
"You've Got Options" ... it was true then, as it is today.
Links:
http://www.tremblant.ca
http://www.tremblant.ca/mountain/winter ... port-e.htm
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