Snow Report & Weekend Forecast at Tremblant: March 19, 2026

Winter is holding on this week at Tremblant with colder temperatures, but we’re ready to officially welcome spring starting Friday as the weather begins to warm up. The past few days have brought a true mix of weather conditions—snow, rain, and sunshine—but skiing conditions remain excellent across the mountain. Tremblant will therefore wrap up the school break period this weekend to kick off spring and the final month of the season!

There’s still one month left in the ski season at Tremblant, and conditions remain great across all four sides of the mountain. As of today, more than 90 trails are open, including some glades, along with 4 terrain parks, all serviced by our 14 lifts. Cold temperatures will continue through the weekend, keeping the snow surface firm—ideal for carving turns and having fun on the slopes.

This week was marked not only by cold temperatures, but also by some rain on Monday. Fortunately, that rain turned into snow on Tuesday, adding 11 centimetres to our season’s total and allowing us to reach the 450‑centimetre mark of total snowfall since November. This fresh snow has helped improve snow conditions on the slopes, along with the ongoing work of our grooming team, who are on the front lines every night to deliver the best possible skiing conditions at all times. The season is far from over at Tremblant—we invite you to enjoy it right through to the very end!

This Sunday marks the end of First Tracks. It’s your last chance to enjoy freshly groomed runs on the North Side and the peaceful early‑morning atmosphere starting at 7:45 a.m., which is 45 minutes before regular operating hours. Privilege Bundle holders can head directly to the Gondola or the Duncan lift with their season pass, or you can purchase a daily First Tracks ticket to take advantage of the experience.

The 2026/27 Ikon Pass and Tonik season passes are now on sale! Explore over 70 destinations around the world with the Ikon Pass, or ski up to 119 days at Tremblant with the Tonik Pass. Get yours now and be ready for next season at Tremblant, while also securing the best prices of the year. Plus, all new Ikon Pass and Ikon Base Pass holders will be able to ski at Tremblant starting this Monday, march 23, and on April 6 for Tonik passes.

Safety Tip of the Week

Après-Ski is AFTER Skiing

Do not use ski lifts or ski runs if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. This is required under the Mountain Code of Conduct. Stay sharp on the slopes.

Collisions and falls increase when your concentration, awareness, and reaction time are reduced.

Drugs and alcohol impair your abilities on the slopes just like they do on the road.

Protect yourself and others—ski responsibly.

For more information: Mountain Code of Conduct

This Weekend’s Events

Ontario School Break – March 14 to 20

Until Saturday, the pedestrian village will come alive with daily activities for the Ontario School Break. From 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., head to Place Saint‑Bernard to discover the activity of the day.

Après-Ski Tremblant – Weekends from March 15 to April 12

Every weekend, we’re celebrating spring skiing at Tremblant with live music at Place Saint‑Bernard. From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., come enjoy the sunshine and the patios with us to end your day on a high note. New this year: pick up your glass and visit participating establishments to receive a cocktail.

JAMIGOS – March 21

The annual gathering for freestyle ski and snowboard enthusiasts is back this Saturday in the Adrenaline Park. This year, we’re switching things up with a friendly, no‑pressure jam instead of a competition. On site, enjoy entertainment, music, and plenty of prizes to be won. The event is free and open to participants aged 13 and up, with online registration required.

The Legends Classic – March 22

The 11th annual Legends Classic is coming to Tremblant on March 22 on the McCulloch run, and it promises to be an unforgettable day! Organized by the Canadian Ski Hall of Fame and Museum, in collaboration with Tremblant and the Mont‑Tremblant Ski Club, this giant slalom race will bring together alpine ski enthusiasts for a memorable day on the slopes. All in pursuit of the prestigious André Charron Trophy, awarded to the men and women who post the fastest times of the day.

Have a great weekend!

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