102/102(*) Open Trails
It’s A Concept We Came Up With,
And A Concept We Frequently Repeat,
Because When Applicable...
It's Accurate, Concise, And Legitimate:
“Average Is Excellent."
Tremblant Is At The Peak Of Seasonal Maturity.
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Tremblant often says, and we agree, “There is something for everyone”.
What we additionally say is the there is so much “Something”, that
you are going to run out of muscle way before you run out of Tremblant.
This one below is a wee bit fuzzy because it’s one frame
out of a video, but the stop-action, air-turn, focus on fun
over fresh groomed Versant Nord/North Side Trail # 65,
Banzai Bas/Lower, is pin-sharp accurate.
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Weather Notes:
O.K., so it’s certainly cool to begin with, but wow...
heating up really quickly to become very user friendly
and with a sunny backdrop to frame the whole experience.
It’s going to be very photogenic...
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Conditions Notes:
Very fine to excellent across all skill levels
and ranges of rated challenge(#).
(#) This universal assessment of fine conditions
provides that your terrain selection is appropriate
for your realistic skill set and that you have gear
that has recent or fresh edge tune in order to handle
conditions where either traffic or wind may expose
stick bits that can follow temp swings across zero C.
102/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for March 3, 2023, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
- Archival Copy of Official Open
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