8(*) Open Trails At #Tremblant .
A Lot Of Strangers In Town...
But They’re Really Friendly, And Really FAST!
The F.I.S. travelling World Cup event staff,
new to Tremblant, should become a rapidly
growing, and very visible segment of the
Resort population.
This event is Globally televised and it is a
very big deal that we hope becomes a key
element of the annual scene here.
In our opinion, Women’s G.S. is arguably
the very best technical skills of skiing in
the world. Precision, finesse and strength
are combined in Women’s G.S. to a near
perfect blend and there are any number
of transferable technique elements that
are totally transferrable to recreational
skiing that can make YOU a better skier
by incorporating them into your skillsets. Period.
You can see all of that, right here at Tremblant
this weekend.
This is not to mention the thrills of competition
between the very best women skiers on planet
Earth, where the difference between victory and
second place can be measured in hundredths of
a second.
You can see all of that, right here at Tremblant
this weekend.
Weather Notes:
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Continental Weather Perspectives:
This is one of the first major weather system
influences for the season and obviously, at
this stage, totally both welcome and needed
when it comes to potential snowfall, but also
for additional cold to help establish an early
frost penetration into the core mass of the
Mountain.
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Conditions Notes:
There are 2 “Progressive” or delayed openings this morning
at the top of Versant Sud/South Side. Alpine and Beauvallon
Haut/Upper should clear fairly quickly and in the meantime,
Nansen S is still available down to the TGV Base. The additional
square area of Versant Nord/North Side Beauchemin Haut/Upper
that was opened for the first time yesterday will be a welcome
alternative, especially with the Nansen pitch designated as
a race training zone again today.
Please Note: The snowmaking icons are not being shown
however at these temps there is indeed snowmaking being
done. Two clearly evident samples viewable from the web
cams are on upper Rope Tow, trail # 68 which indicates
the development within the Lowell Thomas sector, and
also visible is the snowmaking at the top of the McCulloch
Taschereau entrance zone which indicates the further
work on Taschereau that was shown a few days ago.
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At this stage of the afternoon, the delayed opening of Sud/South Side
upper trails Alpine and Beauvallon have not cleared. It would be increasingly
unlikely that they will clear from this point forward.
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8/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for November 28, 2023, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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be on site due to a post-surgical, medical LOA.
We expect to have that cleared by mid-December.
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