Spring is making its presence felt more and more at Tremblant, with mild temperatures gradually setting in. Mother Nature brought us a mix of weather this week, with plenty of sunshine but also some rain on Tuesday afternoon, and this will continue through the weekend with more precipitation. This Saturday also marks the start of our spring events and entertainment, giving you the perfect way to enjoy après-ski at its best. Have a great weekend and happy skiing! 

 

Spring skiing is in the air at the resort! The weather is getting milder with rising temperatures. However, don’t shed your layers just yet—nights and mornings are still quite chilly, causing the softened snow from the previous day to harden overnight. We still have plenty of snow on the mountain, with most of our trails open across all four sides and all lifts in operation. Ski conditions are shifting into spring mode, with a firmer surface in the morning that softens throughout the day with the sun. Our mountain operations team has begun transitioning their grooming strategy to adapt to current and upcoming conditions in the weeks ahead. For more details, check out our blog post on the topic. 

With the rain that fell Tuesday afternoon, and more precipitation expected this weekend, some trails may have delayed openings or be temporarily closed for the day, especially those with natural snow and glades. This allows us to preserve the snow in these areas and reopen them in the following days based on conditions. With just over a month left in the ski season and warmer temperatures ahead, the number of open trails will gradually decrease in the coming weeks as the snow melts. We always recommend checking our live conditions on our website or mobile app to plan your day on the slopes accordingly. 

Last weekend’s time change means the sun is now setting much later, and it will continue to set later each day. As a result, we’ve extended our lift operating hours until 4:30 p.m. on weekends and 4:00 p.m. on weekdays, allowing you to make the most of your ski days. We may even extend these hours further before the end of the season, depending on the weather and conditions. 

This Sunday is the last day of the season to enjoy First Tracks. Come ski our freshly groomed trails on the North Side starting at 7:45 AM, 45 minutes before our regular hours. Privilege bundle holders and those with First Tracks tickets can head to the base of the gondola and the North Side to take advantage of this one last time this season. 

Ski passes for the 2025-26 season are now on sale! Get your Tonik Pass for up to 114 days on the snow or the Ikon Pass, giving you access to over 60 destinations worldwide and unlimited skiing at Tremblant. They are now available at spring’s best prices on our website. Plus, all new pass holders can hit the slopes for spring skiing starting April 7 (Tonik and Ikon Base Pass) or March 31 for Ikon Pass holders and end the season with us. If you have any questions, our team and the Ikon Pass team will be at the South Base until Saturday—feel free to stop by! 

Weekend’s Events

Après-Ski Tremblant – Saturdays and Sunday until April 13

Every weekend afternoon until April 13, join us at Place Saint-Bernard to celebrate après-ski in a lively musical atmosphere. Our guest DJs will have you dancing under the spring sun, whether you’re on a terrace or the dance floor. 

A Day for Jake – March 15

Saturday at noon, there will be a commemorative ride to celebrate the legacy of the legendary Jake Burton Carpenter. We invite all snowboarders to join us at the base of the Flying Mile lift at noon to take part in this group ride. 

Samsung x TELUS Après – March 6 to 23

Until March 23, Samsung and TELUS invite you to take a break between runs at their Après All Day Chalet at the North side base. Discover the new Galaxy S25 smartphone lineup while enjoying their lounge area and free canteen with hot chocolate and snacks. 

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