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So, do ya think it's snowy at Tremblant? Yup, you are correct.....Snowy, Very Snowy....

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Early evening Update @ 6:39 P.M.

Expect to have a significant Apres Ski by 10:00 P.M. or so, it might be 11...
gotta' rush into St.Jovite for some faucet seals, but until then,
if you're "Sitting On The Fence" in Montreal or Ottawa or
Smiths Falls... about coming to Tremblant tomorrow.... don't.
Just heave all your gear in the vehicle tonight and hit the road at 5:30 A.M.

That's an Order!


-------------- 6:49 A.M. Orig. Post-------------------------

77(*) Open Trails on the just below freezing @ -1C
4 sides of Tremblant.

Whewww.... looks like we dodged a heat bullet...

Warmer than expected, but not warm enough to go above
freezing. Lucky us!

Last night in our Apres Ski we wrote about our
hopes that "Flurries" would become "A Bunch Of Snow"...
We Got Our Wish!

TREMBLANT PROOF OF SNOW!
Order of Pictures... We Love them Web Cams!
Summit... North Base
Resort Village.... South Base While high temperature records are being broken in other
East Coast areas, we get to be the centre of winter!

From "Mild" to "Wild" if you were wherever it was +12 C
yesterday and you're arriving at Tremblant Today, you'll
see a 32 Degree Celsius spread in temps by tonight. Wow.
For all our American cousins, that's a 90 degree F spread. Wow.

With that kind of drop after that kind of peak, we could see
some slick or icy bits. Maybe, maybe not. A lot will depend
on the snow we've gotten, and more "flurries" we may get
as well as Mountain Traffic, grooming and Snowmaking.
We're hoping for the best and the fact that the temp peak
has been at night with no sun.

All the added snowfall on all 4 sides of the Mountain, with an
anticipated slow drop in temps throughout the day, will be
factors that favour the complete undisturbed, even improved,
condition of our fine surfaces.


77(*) Open Trails on the Official, Downloadable, PDF,
Trail and Grooming status report,
Courtesy of http://www.Tremblant.ca Shorter report this A.M. due to previous commitments we have
for this morning, we'll try to focus on an expanded Apres Ski
later on, but for now...

This is all you need to know!

Winter Lives At Tremblant!

You Need To Ski It To Believe It !
We Won The "Winter" Lottery!



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If you can go to Tremblant, don't waste
any more time thinking about it....

Go, Go Now, and Go As Often As You can...

Earlier we promised you a "Significant" Apres Ski and these
pic's certainly fulfill that obligation, what ever more significant
views or pictures can you visualize than a super snowy Tremblant.
The skiing and boarding are more satin smooth, and while Mountain Crews
have been blending in all the almost daily fresh new snow, there's so much
of it that it's not yet compressed to it's maximum or optimum possible
density, so there are all these neat little "Lifters" that are basically
malleable contours in the fresh snow that have not yet been worked into
a hard-pack base.

What's important about the pic. here below is that it's taken within about
10 meters of the South Side Resort Base and as you can see the corduroy
is virtually perfect, perfect shape and perfect glide and "Dryness".
We were afraid that the close call with "Warm" that we almost had last night
would or could have effected the snow or the surface, but that
never happened. It's perfect.

You get to ski that tomorrow morning... We think that's significant!

O.K., So things are a little foggy at the summit, but with this one
at least you can see why... Snowmaking!

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