Late March and early April are all about hitting the slopes in Tremblant! With more than 70% of our ski terrain still open, full-width runs on all sides of the mountain, and great conditions, everything is in place for an incredible day on the mountain. Another lively weekend is on the way at the resort, with activities in the pedestrian village, and we’re open every day until April 19. We invite you to make the most of it right through the end!
As of today, 82 full-width runs are open across the South, North, and Soleil sides, including the majority of our glades and all four of our terrain parks. The Edge side is now closed on weekdays for the remainder of the season and will be accessible on weekends only, weather and conditions permitting. This also applies to the Porte du Soleil lift serving the P2 parking lot, as well as the Duncan lift, which will operate from Saturday to Monday. Weekday access to the North side is therefore via the Expo and Lowell Thomas Express lifts.
Conditions remain great on the mountain, even at the start of April. Spring has been slow to arrive—we even received a few snowfall events this week to wrap up the month of March. The weather is expected to become a bit more challenging this weekend, with rain showers forecast for Friday and Saturday night. Our on-mountain teams will therefore need to adjust operations accordingly, and the list of open runs and lifts may change based on conditions. We invite you to consult our Mountain Report on our website for the most up-to-date information.
Mornings are still fairly cool, but temperatures gradually warm up throughout the day, reaching seasonal norms by the afternoon. We therefore recommend dressing accordingly using a layering system so you can fully enjoy your day on the slopes, from first to last lift.
There are still 2 weeks left in the ski season at Tremblant — now is the time to make the most of it right through to the very end!
A reminder that the 2026/27 Ikon Pass and Tonik season passes are now on sale! Explore over 70 destinations around the world with the Ikon Pass, or ski up to 119 days at Tremblant with the Tonik Pass. Get yours now and be ready for next season at Tremblant, while also securing the best prices of the year. Plus, all new Ikon Pass and Ikon Base Pass holders can ski at Tremblant right now, and on April 6 for Tonik passes.
Safety Tip of the Week
Always Respect the On-Mountain Signage
The mountain operations team has put various signage in place to help skiers move about the mountain safely. Please respect all signage and warnings, and do not venture off-piste or onto closed runs, as they may conceal unexpected hazards.
For more information: Mountain Code of Conduct
This Weekend’s Events
Après-Ski Tremblant – April 4
Every weekend, we’re celebrating spring skiing at Tremblant with live music at Place Saint‑Bernard. From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., come enjoy the sunshine and the patios with us to end your day on a high note. New this year: pick up your glass and visit participating establishments to receive a cocktail.
Easter Celebrations – April 5
Have a great weekend!
Dig Deeper: Spring Skiing at Tremblant in March and April Offers Sun, Snow and Fun
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