All things considered, pretty dog-gone good! As Experts,
we think it's Great! ... but we look at even challenging
conditions as an opportunity to learn, grow and get
better at our sport.
Web Cam Snap Shot courtesy of www.tremblant.ca
- No line-ups to speak of at all today and quite good conditions. A great day for fresh air and exercise!
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76 Open runs, with a trace of new snow at the summit and the
possibility of additional snow which is forecast to be in the form
of "flurries". Basically, there are pockets of snow blowing around
up there and with any luck, some of these little snow zones will
cross over Tremblant. The temps are nice mild winter values at
-6C with moderate Northerly winds at around 10km, so dressing
for today will not be hard and if you are moving at a good pace,
it will be a very comfortable day of excellent exercise.
In any event, thanks to the continued efforts of the Tremblant
Mountain Crews, the conditions continue to be very good,
particularly if compared to what things would have been
like otherwise.
In the categories of Skier/Boarder Skill levels, ie: beginner,
intermediate and expert, there is a lot of high quality terrain
for each. There have been some internet complaints about
Conditions at all Eastern North American Ski Resorts, but
there is not much we can do about the slow start to winter
that Mother Nature made in the East and Tremblant is a
leader in making the most of both natural and blown snow
resources, thereby maximizing terrain potential. In our opinion,
we should all be thankful for that, things could definitely be worse.
Regardless, of your skill level, it is still necessary to keep an eye
out for natural hazards which can occur under even the best of
conditions, so as you warm up in the morning, take it easy as
you cruise around the Mountain. "Look before you leap!", as
they say, and you will have a lot less "surprises".
Here are some recent comments about Tremblant
Conditions from Twitter:
"KrisFrei: Back from my holidays at Mount Tremblant and Montreal.
Couldn't have asked for better weather and ski conditions"
"KarenWisePhoto: Just got back to Montreal from Tremblant.
Beautiful powder snow! The temperature was warm-ish: 20 degrees F : )
(Twas 1 degree F last time!)"
"bellasunsets: Such a good day boarding in Tremblant ! hopefully
my legs will be good to go again tomorrow ..."
"billydevo: Mont-Tremblant was Great!!... Super cold with Great
conditions on the north side.. Whistler in 20 days!!"
"djkidsl: Great day on the slopes at #Tremblant.. About to hit
the Fairmont hot tubs then watch the game. Life is eh-ok."
"nicohockey9: just had the sickest* time in tremblant. Forsure
hitting it up again during spring break. and the party lives on!"
*note for future Tremblant Historians: 2010 Vernacular use of
the word "sickest" means "best" and/or "most desirable".
Copy of Official Tremblant Printable Grooming and Trail Status
report, courtesy of http://www.tremblant.ca:
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Links:
http://www.tremblant.ca
http://www.tremblant.ca/mountain/winter ... port-e.htm
http://www.tremblant.ca/mountain/trailmap-e.htm
http://www.tremblant.ca/galleries/webcams/index-e.htm
http://translate.google.com/translate_t ... =fr&tl=en#
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/CAQC0360
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