Snow Report & Weekend Forecast at Tremblant: February 25, 2026

Winter hasn’t said its last word in Tremblant! Cold temperatures are back this week after several days of milder weather. But the sunshine is still with us, along with a small snowfall expected this Wednesday. School breaks continue both on the mountain and in the pedestrian village, with daily entertainment starting Saturday and our annual nighttime alpine touring ascent. Have a great week!

As mentioned, winter cold has returned to the resort this week, so make sure to dress warmly to fully enjoy your day on the slopes. We of course recommend the multilayer system to stay comfortable and warm, and to take as many breaks as you need in our cafeterias to warm up and enjoy a good hot chocolate. All of our trails and glades remain open, as well as our four snow parks. Our grooming team continues their dedicated efforts to offer you the best possible snow conditions at all times.

Update on the Duncan Express lift situation on the North Side — The lift will be closed until Friday, February 27 inclusive to allow for the replacement of its electric motor. The teams installed the new motor late Tuesday afternoon and are now working on connecting and coupling all components, with the possibility of running an initial test if everything goes well on Thursday afternoon. For full details on the situation, you can read our blog article on the topic, which we update regularly.

Please note that, until Friday, February 27 inclusively, first tracks on the North Side will take place via the Expo and Lowell Thomas lifts. And via the gondola on the South side, as per usual.

Safety Tip of the Week

Ski and ride with precaution

Skiers and snowboarders should be aware that on any mountain, trail difficulty ratings (represented by the green circle, blue square, black diamond, and double black diamond) are not necessarily equivalent to trails of the same rating on another mountain. The system is relative and reflects the difficulty level specific to that mountain only. When visiting a mountain for the first time, skiers and snowboarders of all levels should therefore progress gradually, starting with the easiest trails until they become familiar with that mountain’s terrain.

Plan your descents

Find runs that match your ability level.

Accidents can happen when skiers and snowboarders end up on terrain that exceeds their skill level. Before heading down the mountain, plan your route using a trail map.

For more information: Mountain Code of Conduct

This Weekend’s Events

Quebec School Break – February 28 to March 7

Starting Saturday, the pedestrian village will come alive with daily activities for Quebec School Break. From 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., head to Place Saint‑Bernard to discover the activity of the day. And don’t miss Saturday night’s dance party — come celebrate with us!

Touring at Night, Presented by The North Face – February 28

This Saturday evening, 150 alpine touring enthusiasts will climb the mountain at sunset, then descend our freshly groomed trails by headlamp and finish the night with a hearty mountain-style dinner. All in a warm and friendly atmosphere, for one of the most unique experiences in Tremblant!

Ikon Pass First Tracks – March 1st

This Sunday marks the final Ikon Pass First Tracks morning of the season. For the occasion, all Ikon Pass holders will be able to enjoy freshy groomed trails starting at 7:30 AM, which is 15 minutes before regular First Tracks. SIimply head to the gondola or the Duncan lift with your Ikon Pass to take advnatage of your perk.

Have a great weekend!

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