It has been another great week at Tremblant in terms of snow production. We even managed to exceed our forecasted number of open trails last weekend thanks to the favourable temperatures for snowmaking and the sustained efforts of our teams. 

 

Forecast for the Weekend

As of Friday, December 13, we have 19 trails open on the South and North slopes, served by 6 lifts, including the Cabriolet. This number will increase by the end of the week, with nearly 30 trails open by Sunday, including the runs dedicated to the 24h Tremblant event taking place this weekend. Additionally, it will be possible to ski down to the South base to access the pedestrian village starting Friday via the lower Nansen trail. 

Wednesday’s weather forced us to shut down our snowmaking system as the temperatures were not low enough. However, the cold returned early Thursday, allowing us to resume production on nearly 20 trails. Our snow grooming team was also able to do extensive work rebuilding our open trails after this rain episode to open as much skiable terrain as possible for our guests as soon as the mountain opened. This rain even turned into snow overnight from Wednesday to Thursday, with almost 10 cm of accumulation that continued throughout Thursday, with a total accumulation of 24 cm in 48 hours. 

Regarding our terrain parks, the Progression Park in the Alpine trail will be closed this weekend due to the 24h event, but we are getting ready to open the Mitik Park in the Sissy Schuss trail on the North side with a few features. It will open on Saturday morning. 

Weekend’s Events

24h Tremblant

Our annual charitable event is back for its 24th edition! More than 5,000 participants will take part in the challenge, skiing/snowboarding, running/walking, and alpine touring for 24 hours straight, all to raise funds for sick children. We invite you to come out and cheer them on this weekend and join in the festivities at the base of the slopes starting Friday evening with free entertainment and performances by big names from the Quebec music scene, including Clay and Friends, Dumas, Rafaelle Roy, and many more. It’s sure to be a fantastic celebration! 

Make your donation now to help us reach our goal. 

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Here are the trails that will be dedicated to the event on Saturday and Sunday: 

  • Beauvallon haut et bas 
  • Alpine
  • Bière-en-Bas
  • Johannsen
  • Roy Scott
  • Nansen (uphill only)

 

Happy skiing and enjoy your 24h!

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