It felt like spring this week at Tremblant, with warmer temperatures and some rain. Despite that, we received about 12 cm of fresh snow at the beginning of the week, followed by a rainfall event from Wednesday to Thursday. Our operations teams are hard at work to ensure the best ski conditions possible, no matter the weather. The good weather will return just in time for an action-packed weekend on the mountain and in the pedestrian village. 

 

Tremblant was hit by a rain event Wednesday night, with heavy showers continuing as light rain on Thursday, impacting ski conditions and the number of open trails. To preserve the accumulated snow and minimize melting, we made the decision Thursday morning to close all natural snow trails and glades for the day. As of Thursday, March 6th, we have 69 open trails across our four slopes, with all lifts in operation. Alpine touring trails are also closed for the day, but the activity remains accessible via the Nansen, Beauchemin, and Algonquin ascent trails. We still received 12 cm of fresh snow at the beginning of the week, bringing the 7-day total to 46 cm. Plus, the rain turned into snow on Thursday late afternoon. 

Our operations and grooming teams will be hard at work Thursday evening and overnight to get the trails back in top shape, so you can enjoy fresh corduroy on most runs Friday morning. We will also do everything possible to reopen our natural snow trails for the weekend and provide you with the most terrain possible. We highly recommend checking our live conditions on our website for the latest updates on trail and lift openings. 

We spring forward overnight Saturday to Sunday, so don’t forget to set your clocks ahead! With longer days and spring just around the corner, we’re extending our weekend operating hours until 4:30 PM through the end of the ski season—giving you even more time to enjoy the slopes. Warmer temps and spring skiing are on the way, and we can’t wait! 

Mountain Safety Tip of the Week: Going downhill and merging trails. When going downhill, skiers and snowboarders need to yield to those below them and plan your turns accordingly to avoid accidents. When merging into a trail, you need to look uphill and yield to those above you. Plus, to avoid collisions on the slopes, leave sufficient space all around you. If there are children or beginners present, slow down and give them more space. See the Mountain Code of Conduct and Safety Rules to learn more about skier safety. 

Weekend’s Events

School Break Activities – Until March 14

School break fun continues in the pedestrian village with daily activities, games, and entertainment every afternoon at Place Saint-Bernard. And don’t forget our dance party this Saturday, March 8th—fun for the whole family! Check out the full daily schedule on our website.  

Samsung x TELUS Après – March 6 to 23

Until March 23rd, TELUS and Samsung invite you to the Après All Day Chalet at the base of the North Side to check out the latest Samsung Galaxy S25 range of smartphones. There will also be a free snack bar, a mountain treasure hunt, and much more! 

EVENTS CALENDAR
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