82(*) Open Trails on 4 Open Sides/Sectors of #Tremblant.
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Weather Notes:
Today.... Where we’ve been....
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Conditions Notes:
Today.... where we’re headed.
Obviously, things are going to be messy for a day or two...
One way you may be able to distinguish the potential severity
of the situation is if the Gondola Cars are removed from the main elevating cable.
Freezing Rain has shown itself to be a most serious mechanical impediment
in the past when the thickness goes beyond a certain point.
Imagine a very long cable covered in thick ice trying to rotate
through precise machinery designed only for the width of the cable itself.
Additionally, water weighs 10 pounds per gallon... imagine the weight
stress of a very long cable and dozens of cars covered by a thick mantle of
ice.
Time will tell...
In any event, as January/February “Thaws” go... it’s very short.
An inconvenience for a couple of days to follow to be sure,
but not enough to materially effect base quality.
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Web Cam Snap Shots Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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2:40 A.M.Follow-up to above:
Based on the fact that the Gondola Cars have not been detached from the
main cable, we would support a conclusion that any significant freezing rain
has not, and is not expected to occur at Tremblant and that there would be
minimal effect on Open Terrain unless there was some other concurrent Trail
Maintenance strategy that had trails closed we are not aware of.
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Please Note: Review trail status icons/legend in graphic below
for individual trail detail.
82(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails, Grooming,
Snowmaking and Lift Status for February 3rd, 2016, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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