Two weeks since opening, and what an incredible start to the season! Over 120 cm of snow have fallen since early November, nearly 35 trails are open, and around 50 are expected for the weekend—including several glades. With two sides open and a third in the works, the mountain is taking shape more and more each day. Come enjoy the best of winter at Tremblant this weekend and experience the festivities of the 24h Tremblant!
Since Wednesday afternoon, snow has been falling at Tremblant. We’ve accumulated 15 cm (a little less than 6 inches) in the last 48 hours, including 10 cm in the past 24 hours, and the snowfall continued throughout the day on Thursday. This adds to our season total, which now sits at 127 cm (50 inches) since the beginning of November.
As of today, 33 trails are open on the South and North sides, along with one snow park, all served by 9 lifts. For the weekend, the Flying Mile lift will be added to the lineup, along with about 15 more trails and the Mitik snow park. The cold temperatures over the past few days have allowed our mountain operations teams to continue snowmaking on a dozen trails, and the snow guns are now running on the Soleil side, which is expected to open in the coming days.
Planned Trail Opening Schedule for the Weekend
- Lower Jasey-Jay Anderson
- CBC
- Toufou
- Supérieur
- Taiga
- Flying Mile lift
- Mitik snowpark (upper Sissy Schuss trail)
- and several more
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.
Alpine touring is open from the North Side base via the Nord-Sud, Grand Nord, and Timber trails, as well as the Beauchemin ascent corridor. We’ve also added the Nansen ascent corridor for the weekend, allowing you to start your climb directly from the pedestrian village.
Also, until Friday, it’s the Kids Ski Free Week! Children aged 12 and under receive free lift tickets, along with discounts on equipment rentals, group lessons, and select items in our shops. Learn more about this offer and book your visit.
Safety Tip of the Week
At intersections, the right of way goes to those higher up on the trail! Yield to uphill users when entering a run and at trail crossings. Learn more about the skier’s code of conduct and safety on the mountain.
This Weekend’s Events
24h Tremblant
The 24h Tremblant is back this weekend, and we’re celebrating its 25th anniversary in a big way! During 3 days, the mountain will pulse with solidarity as more than 4,600 participants take on this incredible challenge, united by a common goal: raising funds for sick children. With a festive music lineup to cheer on the teams and energize the village, the atmosphere promises to be just as electric as it is unforgettable. All shows are free, featuring Fouki, Qualité Motel, Marie-Mai, and many other artists who have marked the past 25 years — come out and enjoy the celebrations!
Join us to experience the unique energy of the 24h, celebrate 25 years of commitment, and share powerful moments, day and night. If you cannot physically be there, you can still take part by making a donation.
Here’s some information for skiers and snowboarders visiting us this weekend:
- The slopes are open on both the South and North sides, and it is possible to ski down to the South base.
- The gondola will be operating Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM to access the top of the mountain, as well as the Flying Mile lift.
- If you visit us just for skiing and would like to avoid crowds in the pedestrian village, we recommend parking on the North side. The Duncan Express and Expo lifts will be open.
- The pedestrian village, along with all its shops and restaurants, will be open and accessible all weekend.
- All shows are free to attend.
Have a great weekend!
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