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 managed to make enough snow at the summit and on the North side to welcome skiers and snowboarders starting Thursday morning. That said, our teams have taken advantage of every cold temperature window to make snow and open as much terrain as possible for the first day of the season. So, we will be opening with limited terrain and will continue our efforts to open new runs in the coming days. 

For Opening Day

The open trails on Thursday, November 28 will be La Crête and P’tit Bonheur, up to the Lowell Thomas ski lift. The parking lot and services on the North side will not be open, as no trails will connect to the North base. Guests will therefore need to park on the South side and take the gondola to access the summit and to return to the pedestrian village. The Cabriolet open-air gondola will also be open to take you to the base of the mountain. The gondola and Lowell Thomas lifts will open at 8:30 AM, and the Cabriolet will open at 8 AM. For novice skiers and younger guests, the Upper Équilibre slope and its magic carpet will be open for Snow School lessons on the summer skiing surface as of 8:30 AM. For terrain parks enthusiasts, there will be a few rails available in P’tit Bonheur for opening day as we wait for our snowparks to open. 

Although the accessible terrain for this weekend is designated as beginner, we recommend considering it for intermediate and advanced skiers and snowboarders due to the high traffic on the limited terrain. 

Forecast for the Coming Days

The weather forecast for the coming days is promising, and we expect to open more skiable terrain and lifts in the coming days, including the TGV lift and the North base, which are high on our list of priorities. Several areas of the mountain are being progressively snowed, taking into account the needs for our upcoming events: the PwC Tremblant World Cup on December 7-8 and the 24h Tremblant from December 13-15. Our snowmaking team is on the lookout to seize every opportunity to produce snow and open new slopes as soon as possible. 

 

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