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1.21.26 @ 8:41 A.M.

The Very Best There Is...


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No camera on Earth can capture this etherial,
spectacular, simple excellence of a quite close to
perfect masterpiece of Green trail design. It is
fundamentally one of the finest Alpine ski trails
on the planet, regardless of the users skill level.

It is often the case that weather that makes skiing extraordinarily
fine, makes pictures extra grey. Flat, low contrast ambient light
is one of the most challenging photography environments
possible so for true appreciation this is exactly one of those
times you actually need to be here in order realize these
near-perfect groomed conditions.



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Weather Notes:


Today and tomorrow are easy enough, but if
you’re planning for the weekend you best haul
out every layer ya got ‘cause yer gunna need 'em...

At that stage, the weather will become the news.











Conditions Notes:


Please Note: The 2 closed trails and the closed P2 lift
are all together an access bundle that is off-line today
and in no way restricts the rest of the entire Alpine
trail network.


In The Groomed:

There are no words that aren’t way over-used to
convey the beautifully mature seasonal groomed
conditions right now. Technically, there are always
zones of excellence, but the difference right now
is in the immense scope of consistency which
encompasses every far-reaching sector of the
Mountains footprint.

It is just about as close to a front-side carvers
nirvana as possible.

For Beginners, Intermediates and those that
aspire to learn and reach higher skill levels,
these are some of the very best, most forgiving,
easiest and fun learning surfaces you may ever
experience.

Combining the superlative conditions with the
unique topographical attributes of Tremblant
trails like P’tit Bonheur and Nansen make Tremblant
one of the most naturally hospitable places any sincere
student of skiing could want for.

When you have single runs of up to 6km’s that can
be made without interruption, your learning curve is
exponentially quicker just because you have so much
distance to make continuous mind/muscle connections
when you don’t have to stop every 2 minutes to ride
up a lift again.



In The Sous Bois/Hors Piste/Glades and Un-Groomed:


16 cm’s of fresh new snowfall in the last 48 hours
will be a very positive refresh across just about
everywhere, however there will be definite wind
shaped favour so your Expert mission is to search
for the sweet spots that may be particularly evident
within the topographical contours of any exploratory
descent lines.











100/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for January 21, 2026, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca





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