Winter made a comeback this week, with a snowfall on Tuesday totaling 14 centimeters, along with cold temperatures—especially in the mornings. But spring is expected to return for the weekend, offering skiers and snowboarders optimal spring skiing conditions. With just 2 weekends left in the ski season, now is the time to make the most of it through April 21! 

 

 

Mother Nature wasn’t done yet and treated us to a surprise snow day earlier this week. We received 14 centimeters of fresh snow throughout the day on Tuesday, bringing the season total to 591 centimeters. Sub-zero temperatures also returned in the mornings, helping us maintain solid snow coverage on most of our trails. As a result, nearly 70% of our skiable terrain remains open across the South, North, and Soleil sides. Spring conditions will settle in for the weekend with milder temperatures and great spring skiing. You can always check our live snow conditions on our website or mobile app. 

With the drastic temperature changes throughout the day, we recommend dressing accordingly to make the most of your ski day. The layering system is ideal for this time of year, when mornings are still chilly and afternoons warm up. It will help you stay comfortable, dry, and extend your time on the slopes. 

Only a few days left to take advantage of the best prices of the year on Tonik and Ikon Passes for the 2025–26 season. Prices go up on Friday, April 18. Plus, all new pass holders can hit the slopes and enjoy spring skiing starting right now through the end of the season. With 2 weekends remaining, it’s the perfect time to carve those final turns before officially putting away your skis and snowboard.

Mountain safety tip of the week: Do not use the ski lifts or slopes if you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. On the slopes, the risks of collisions or falls depend on factors such as concentration, the ability to assess and anticipate, as well as the reaction speed in the face of an unexpected situation. Alcohol or drugs on the slopes impair abilities and reflexes just like alcohol does on the road. 

 

Weekend’s Events

Caribou Cup – Saturday, April 12

Head to the South Side base this Saturday for the iconic Caribou Cup pond skim—whether you’re crossing the water or just enjoying the show, the fun lasts all afternoon. Registration starts at 9 AM on the morning of the event at Le P’tit Caribou. 

El Nino / El Rigleto Weeked – Saturday & Sunday

This weekend, your little snowboarders and skiers will be in the spotlight during the El Nino/El Rigleto Initiation Weekend. We’ll have a terrain park set up at the base of the North Side to introduce them to freestyle, with coaches on site, participation prizes, and entertainment. It’s free and open to kids aged 12 and under—registration is now available online. 

Après-Ski & Musical Atmosphere – Saturday & Sunday

The musical après-skis continue this Saturday and Sunday in the pedestrian village and on the North Side. Soak up the sun and the lively atmosphere between runs or after your ski day with friends or family. 

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