What a beautiful week it’s been at Tremblant! Conditions are fantastic across the mountain, and we received a total of 21 cm of fresh snow since Tuesday. The sun keeps shining over the resort, and winter is truly at its best. See you on the slopes this weekend!
Mother Nature just keeps spoiling us this season with steady snowfall and beautiful weather — perfect conditions to enjoy the slopes. From Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday morning, the mountain received a total of 21 centimeters of fresh snow, with 17 cm from Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday morning and another 4 cm on Wednesday afternoon, covering the trails and glades in a soft new layer of powder. This latest snowfall also pushes us past the 400‑centimeter mark for the season, bringing today’s total to 406. The skiing is absolutely fantastic across all four sides and 102 trails, and we’re truly experiencing the best of winter at Tremblant. Now’s the time to get out there and enjoy it!
We finally seem to be getting a well‑deserved break from the cold temperatures of the past few weeks. The weather will be much milder over the next few days, giving you the perfect opportunity to make the most of your time on the slopes. And with sunshine in the forecast, it doesn’t get much better than that.
You can check real-time conditions and trail and lift openings at any time on our website or on the new Ikon Pass mobile app.
There is still time to take advantage of your Friends & Family Tickets at 50% off with your Ikon Pass and bring your loved ones to Tremblant. The offer ends on February 13, 2026.
Safety Tip of the Week
A Safe Day on the Slopes
In addition to the Mountain Code of Conduct, here are three actions every skier and rider should take to help ensure their own safety — and the safety of others — on the slopes.
- Be ready to slow down or avoid an obstacle or another person at any moment. Maintain control of your speed and direction in all conditions, and stay in control to avoid any person or obstacle.
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Stay alert to everything happening around you, especially other skiers and riders. Being aware of your surroundings and changing conditions will help you enjoy a safe, pleasant day on the mountain. Be sure to give plenty of space to others when passing them on the trail.
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Plan ahead of time. Slow down in areas with reduced visibility, look uphill before entering a trail, and leave plenty of space for other skiers and riders — even more when passing. Stay alert at trail intersections and in spots where you can’t clearly see what’s coming.
For more information: Mountain Code of Conduct
This Weekend’s Events
Corona Watch Party – February 6 to 22
Until February 22, join the Milano Cortina celebrations at the base of the North Side trails. You’ll be able to watch the events live and cheer on the Canadian team at the L’Aut’ Bar, thanks to Corona.
US School Break – February 14 to 21
Starting Saturday, the pedestrian village will come alive with daily activities for Washington Week. 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!
Luminosa – February 14 to 21
Our candlelit piano concerts are back for school break. Every evening at 7 p.m., the Saint‑Bernard Chapel will come alive with the music of Céline Dion and classic film soundtracks. Get your tickets now.
Have a great weekend!
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