Snow Report & Weekend Forecast at Tremblant: April 16, 2026

It’s the final weekend of the season, and it’s shaping up to be a festive one on the mountain! Despite mostly gray weather throughout the week, conditions remain great across the mountain, with around sixty trails and three terrain parks still open—and posibly more expected to open for the weekend. It’s time to enjoy it one last time before the mountain switches to summer mode. See you on the slopes this weekend!

As of today, 63 trails and three terrain parks are open at full width across the mountain on both the South, Soleil and North sides. All lifts serving these areas will be in operation this weekend, except for the Porte du Soleil lift and the Équilibre carpets, which are now closed for the season.

Due to weather conditions and lower weekday traffic, only the South Side gondola and the Duncan lift on the North Side were operating from Monday to Friday, and the Soleil side and its lift will be open Friday through Sunday. As for our terrain parks, Mitik and Progression remain open, and our park rangers worked hard to have the Adrenaline Park ready for you this weekend.

Although Mother Nature wasn’t on our side this week, with rain and mostly gray conditions, the end of the week is shaping up to be sunny and warm. Friday and Saturday will be the two days to enjoy spring skiing at Tremblant. We will nonetheless be open every day through Sunday, inclusively.

A reminder that 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 through April 19. Plus, all new pass holders can ski at Tremblant right now at Tremblant and enjoy the end of the season on the slopes.

Safety Tip of the Week

Assist the Ski Patrol

If you witness or are involved in an accident, remain at the scene and provide your identification to a patroller.

When you see our ski patrollers or safety staff responding on the slopes, slow down and make sure to give them space by staying at least 5 metres (16 feet) away from their area of intervention.

For more information: Mountain Code of Conduct

This Weekend’s Events

Corona Summit Party – April 18

We invite you all to come celebrate the end of the ski season with us at the summit of the mountain this Saturday, April 18, thanks to Corona! Our guest DJs and hosts will keep you dancing all afternoon, and the atmosphere promises to be festive. Please note that in case of unfavorable weather, the event will take place indoors at Le Grand Manitou.

Have a great weekend!

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