79/102(*) Open Trails.
The Immediate Benefits Of Tremblant...
Easy Spring Conditions That Make You Look Good!
From the soft, forgiving bumps of the classic Tremblant mogul zones....
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To the super smooth groomed....
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Tremblant has the variety and the quality of conditions
that make you look good no matter what your preference is!
And... That’s Not Even Counting The Spectacular Scenery!
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Weather Notes:
In addition to the credited sources we archive daily, we monitor
numerous others to look for consensus and this morning we
must say that there is a wide range of disagreement in the hourly
forecasting where some predictions suggest that the rainy bits
may not start until after 4:00 P.M. Of course that would be a good
thing for todays utility, and so-far we’d have to give that some
credibility because the sky is currently a lightly, very high cloud-filtered
sunny and it simply does not look like there’s any incoming active
precipitation, anywhere.
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Conditions Notes:
In The Groomed:
Our concept of the ongoing cold support embedded in
the Mountain substrates rendering durable groomed
trail smoothness with only shallow soft top layers is
100% accurate.
There is a high traction but very thin top layer of shred, but
immediately below that, it is solid as the rock of Gibraltar
and if you try to punch your ski pole vertically into the
surface with all the downward force you can make, in most
places you’d break your wrist before you get more than
about 5cm’s/2 inches into the top layer.
In The Sous Bois/Hors Piste/Glades and Un-Groomed:
There is a surprising amount of resilient ground cover
on Nord/North sector Sous Bois ranges. For sure, all this
recent heat and wet have reduced its loft and it is very
well compressed in places, but looking into the bush
from a wide-angled perspective, all you see is snow
and the performance is all of excellent spring shred.
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That is not the case on Sud/South or Soleil sectors as
even when big snow came in the depths of winter, the
Sou/West frontally facing very high velocity winds that
brought it were frequently of sufficient speed to forcefully
push a lot of it up, over the top. Consequently, especially at
mid-to-lower levels, but even evident at some Sud/South
sun exposed summit levels, there are very big functional
and cosmetic differences showing a lot of bare ground so
what coverage remains is what we’d have to term as “fragile”.
If you want to see an example of that, scroll back up to the
“Ryan” mogul pic. above and look closely at the spotty coverage
in the distant upper zones where solar forces and traffic wear
are showing.
It would take very big snow storms or blizzard to recover these
areas so we think the remainder of the seasonal focus is going
to be primarily within Nord/North and the Edge Sectors.
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79/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for March 20, 2025, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
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