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102/102(*) Open Trails.

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With the fresh 17 cm’s overnight...

WoooHoooo !!! New Total @ 406 cm’s By February 11 !!!

Practically speaking, we’re 30 cm’s ahead
of last year on this date and that puts in
a very solid accumulation target for at least
"Super Season” status, where the annual
snowfall is 20% more than the 30 year average.
(30 year average @ 445cm’s +20%(89) = 534 cm’s)

Based on that, plus the likelihood of at least
average snowfall between now and April 19th,
we think there is a fair probability for Tremblant
to reach up to or above “Super Season Superieur”
status which we define as 600 cm’s or more total.

600 cm’s has only occurred 4 times in 30 years(#),
will this season be the fifth? Stay Tuned!
(#) 08/19/23/25.

Any way you cut it, it’s a fantastic place to be at
such an early date, not to mention how clinically
excellent the skiing is as a consequence of Mother
Natures favour!





Weather Notes:








Conditions Notes:


Generally:

Abundant, thick, deep and somewhat heavy
snowfall favours Expert skills, so Start With Easy.


In The Groomed:

The normal one overnight assimilation rate is 10cm’s,
so 17cm’s is typically going to result in a couple of
days of soft conditions prone to tracking and quickly
building mogul formations.

Start With Easy... Warm Up Really Well...

Only Move Up In Challenge After Thoroughly
Practicing In Manageable Terrain.


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

Everything You Need To Know:

T360 Proof Of Snow.

This Is Real, This Is Tremblant Right This Second:


2.11.26.Nord.North.Le.Tunnel.Proof.Of.Snow.White.Sous.Bois.Magic.d.jpg

Prime Example.... A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words






102/102(*) Open Trails on the Archival Copy of Official Open
Trails, Grooming, Snowmaking, Lift Status and Mountain Conditions
for February 11, 2026, Courtesy of Tremblant.ca





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