Mountain Ops
Snow Report & Weekend Forecast: Opening of the 2024-25 Season at Tremblant
The 2024-25 ski season opens on November 28 at Tremblant, and we cannot wait to see you on the slopes this winter. Although Mother Nature has given us a bit of a challenge in recent weeks, we've…
The Reconstruction of the Duncan Road on the North Side
On August 9, during the Debby storm, record rainfall caused the Johannsen stream to overflow at the base of the North side, washing away three culverts crossing Duncan Road. The road has been…
World Cup infrastructure work will improve snow conditions on the Flying Mile trail
Hello, Tremblant ski enthusiasts! Today, we are sharing with you the latest news regarding the infrastructure work being done in preparation for the Tremblant FIS Women’s Alpine Ski World Cup, which…
Safety Tips on the Slopes
One of the main tips that we want to share is: be aware of signage. Signs are there to help guide you and inform you on trail conditions and grooming activity. Be especially aware of closed trail…
The Tremblant Ski Patrol: A Team Dedicated to Your Safety
At Tremblant, safety is a priority that is at the heart of our values. The Tremblant ski patrol team roams the slopes to ensure the safety of guests, do prevention, and provide first aid. As part of…
Investment- Duct Repairs on the South Side
The Planning and Development department of Station Mont Tremblant announced on May 6 the start of a major infrastructure repair project during the summer of 2022, representing an investment of ±$3.6…
Skiing in the rain
Ski season can be very fickle weather-wise! But worry not dear skiers. Our Mountain Ops team is always ready for anything and is continuously working on making the best conditions. Maintenance-wise,…
The challenges of snowmaking in the face of climate change
As you’re probably aware, the ski industry is very sensitive to climate change. From seasons that are very different from one year to the next to drastic temperature changes in a single day,…
Go behind the scenes of our pre-ski mountain operations
Starting 8 weeks before the ski season opening, we went behind the scenes to see all the work that goes in to getting Tremblant up and running! In these videos that we filmed weekly, we'll show you…
Continuous Improvement on the Mountain Experience
Investments are not running out on the mountain. Indeed, another $14 million is being injected into mountain infrastructure for the 2019–2020 season. One of these big investments is in snowmaking.…
Understanding trail closings
Sometimes, at first glance, a closed run can seem very nice. Why is it closed then? Many factors come into play when ski patrollers decide to close a run. It may be due to unidentified hazards, snow…
Covering Mount Tremblant in snow, a sizable challenge
Our snowmaking team of 48 members has worked tirelessly over the past two months to offer the most beautiful ski terrain, despite a season marked by very mild temperatures early on. After 59 days, an…