86(*) Open Trails on all 4 Sectors at #Tremblant .
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Revised Open Trails To 92(*).
Archival Data Attached Below.
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What We Say...
“Like Champagne, The Very Best Snow Is Served Well Chilled."
and early morning sunrise Summit temps at -20 C certainly rate “Well Chilled” references...
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Cryogenics is the study of the effects of cold on materials and
while it has its most common current context within industrial
applications, there is no rule that limits the use of the term. On
that basis we feel it is totally appropriate to use it to reference
the characteristics of snow because of the distinct performance
properties it has for Skiing/Boarding when snow is very cold.
Most people who have a non-sporting experience with dry,
cold snow will recognize a basic quality of very low/no internal
humidity as a sonic byproduct when walking on compressed
layers of it because it emits a very distinct “Squeaky” sound
as footsteps progress. The sound is a unique “Reeek, Reeek
Reeek, Reeek...” alternating noise emission from under the
ball of each foot as the walker exerts forward movement
pressure from step to step. This distinct “Squeaking” sound
is the mechanical consequence of many dry snow crystals
being forced to move against one another without any of
the lubrication that is there from internal humidity in the
warmer ranges of temps closer to the freezing mark.
It is this cold dryness that makes its performance so special
when groomed to high levels of compression on an Alpine Ski
Trail. When there is no internal humidity, there is no adhesive
bonding, only mechanical pressure, and this lack of adhesiveness
without any minute degree of wetness tends to make it very
fast because of extremely low friction, but simultaneously
generates very high lateral grip capability due to its ability
to hold applied turning force when an inclined ski edge is
making a banked arch across its surface.
The net effect is a unique combination of not only natural
speed, but super easy and super effective control inputs
with very forgiving qualities that allow you to make corrections
and/or adjustments on the move without resistance.
Our forecast for today is for this type of easy, fun cold formed
snow and within the relatively tolerable range of genuine “Winter”
temp ranges.
Weather Notes:
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Conditions Notes:
Clinically speaking, we expect the Ski/Board experience to be excellent
today, however, it is the Weekend, so attendance, especially with
Covid-19 Pandemic Health/Social Distancing regulations applied to
Lift Lines, may cause upload wait times... maybe. Be ready, and
be patient when necessary.
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The combination of low temp’s and blustery high winds
will generate severe windchill values where facing exposures
occur. Use caution with garment systems for all, but especially
with small children.
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Please Note: Very light attendance traffic for a Saturday.
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We would estimate this line pictured below at approx. 7 Min +/-, as the
social distancing makes it look longer than it is in terms of upload capacity.
The Versant Nord/North Side lines shown for this date are a more accurate
indication of relative traffic load.
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86/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for January 23, 2021, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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------------ 12:32 Noon Hour Update: ---------------
Revised Open Trails To 92(*).
Archival Data Attached Below.
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92/102(*) REVISED Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open Trails,
Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for January 23, 2021, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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Please Note:
Skiing attendance is by reservation or seasons pass only.
a la Carte Ticket-Window sales are not permitted at this
time due to COVID-19 health and safety protocols.
Please Goto Tremblant.ca for applicable detail.
Please Note(B):
There was an upgrade to the Covid-19 Level in this area to
“RED ZONE” status effective 12.14.20. We do not know exactly
how this will impact any future Mountain utility beyond the
provisions of the currently available Red Zone behavioural
protocols.
Attached below are the Quebec Ski Area’s Policy
and the Tremblant.ca Press Release for 12.14.20
Additional Updates effective January 6, 2021 are
also attached below for reference continuity.
The status of active or available participation may possibly
change with short or without notice for public health and safety.
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