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2.9.10 We thought it was going to be a perfect day,
but it was better than that. Here are 2 Tremblant Info.
Crew that can verify that.


Looking roughly Northward, from the top of P'tit Bonheur,
just before the Nansen intersection. Framed within the snow
encrusted trail-side trees, Johannsen Peak reflects the brilliant
sunlight of mid-afternoon. Photo added to file 2.7.10

When the going gets Cool, the Cool go Tremblant!

(Scroll photo from left to right)
Dress warmly and you will be rewarded with
exceptional Skiing and Snowboarding.

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Todays date in our Mountain Reports

How was your day at Tremblant?
One BIG reason we have the very high quality of surface conditions
is the skill of the people that use this grooming equipment.
The consistency that we enjoy day to day is the continuous effort
of Tremblant Mountain Crews that have years of experience and
it shows with just about every run you take. A scene from 2 days ago shows surface quality that has carried
forward and actually improved. Yesterday did not see as much in
the way of icy patches as the over-night groomed areas were not
subjected to so much daytime solar energy.





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