7(*) Open Trails At #Tremblant, with Summit-To-Base
on Versant Nord/North Side, Via Beauchemin Bas/Lower,
to the Duncan Quad. Versant Sud/South Side skiing to
TGV Quad Via Beauvallon Haut/Upper and the trail
formerly known as Alpine.
End of day Sud/South Resort access via Gondola download.
Please Note: With no “yesterday” pic’s to use, we’ll focus
on an Apres Ski review as the primary insight for todays
conditions. If we’re really lucky we may get some T360
fan pic’s before noon, but regardless, please plan on
returning here for more detailed conditions reviewing
we hope to post by early evening.
Bonjour!
Welcome To Tremblant Winter Ski Season 2025/2026!
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Please Note:
- Summit temp display @ -3C.
- Snowfall reported starting at Nord/North Duncan
Quad base at 8:30 A.M.
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Regional Expert T3609 Fan Feedback:
“Fast and enough snow to carve and keep an edge,
but with some initial courser snow bits. Generally,
one of the best ever opening days of surface quality."
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Weather Notes:
So far, so foggy, especially at Summit levels.
There may be a slight temp inversion somewhere
because the posted -1C is not accurate and with
an actual warm +1C Sud/South Base level(which
was preceded regionally with torrential rain
yesterday), the overall ambience is from very
humid to outright damp, but so far, no rain today, and...
It is forecast to start snowing just around the noon hour.
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It is totally normal to have lots of thermal swing cycles
in late fall, but we have actually had very few and this
little warm bubble we’re in now is not going to be either
excessive or long.
Here below is an excerpt from our pre-season forecast
that is completely relevant to both today and the near
future.
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Conditions Notes:
Overall:
On a relative scale, with 53cm’s of officially recorded
pre-season natural snowfall, we have a statistically
above average head start on the base composition
where the ratio of natural to blown snowmaking is
way higher on the natural side. Great news for both
initial coverage and quality.
The yesterday weather has been just about the only
warm burp in weeks and it should be noted that at
cooler Summit level elevations it barely touched the
plus temps briefly so we do not think there has been
any loss of the fantastic early winter coverage at all
and furthermore, with grooming, there should be very
fine “Spring-like” conditions.
In The Groomed:
Very fine “Spring-Like” conditions with a firm, machine
groomed base that has a high ratio of natural snowfall
composition compared to average opening days.
With temps floating around Zero C +/-, and “damp”
as any form of weather element, it is not hard to
imaging that with dropping temps there may be the
odd icy bit. For that reason, well tuned edges are
recommended in all initial phases of the new season.
In The Sous Bois/Hors Piste/Glades and Un-Groomed:
These categories are not yet available and even
though it may look tempting to explore, no one
should ever go out of bounds at these early
stages. A thin layer of snow-camo covers
all kinds of rock and wood hazards that are
not safe. Please obey all boundary marks and
pray for snow.
7/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for November 27, 2025, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca
- Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions Courtesy of Tremblant.ca - 11.27.25.Trail.Status.Data.a.jpg (550.88 KiB) Viewed 88 times
A Way Above Average Start, So Toss Your Gear
In The Vehicle And Head For Tremblant A.S.A.P. !!!
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