32(*) Open Trails
Highest Number Of Open Trails, So-Far This Season.
Banzai(65) On “Progressive” Open!
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Marie-Claude Asselin(64) On “Progressive” Open!
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Conditions Notes:
We define Versant Nord/North Side Trails # 64 and 65 as
key indicators of Sector and overall Mountain health. When
they open, they reflect an attainment of adequate raw material,
i.e.: “snowfall” that is a marker of accumulation importance that
is far, far above their individual square areas, as they have no
snowmaking support and rely completely on natural fallen snow
to bring them to Ski Patrol levels of certifiable safety.
When you think about it, this “key” concept is totally proportional
to the entire analogy. A “door” could be as large as a 747 Aircraft
Hanger, but the “key” to its opening can be held in the palm of
one hand and this is sort-of the idea we want to communicate
about just how much significance there is looking at Versant
Nord/North Side very small trail openings Banzai and
Marie-Claude Asselin in relation to the vastness of the entire
range of Versant Nord/North.
This is a very big day on the Mountain’s new season for those reasons.
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32/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for December 14, 2023, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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