Snow Report & Weekend Forecast at Tremblant: April 9, 2026

There are two weekends left in the ski season at Tremblant, and spring conditions are in full swing! The mountain is welcoming guests with over 80% of its skiable terrain open across three sides, featuring a wide variety of trails for all skill levels and three terrain parks. The weekend is shaping up to be sunny and festive, both on the mountain and in the pedestrian village. Come make the most of every moment with us everyday through April 19!

As of today, 88 runs and three terrain parks are open at full width across the mountain on the South, North, and Soleil sides. This represents 81% of our skiable terrain, an impressive amount—especially for late season skiing. Spring took its time settling in, but temperatures are gradually warming up and ski conditions are softening, delivering true spring skiing for skiers and snowboarders alike.

The Edge side and the Porte du Soleil lift located in Parking Lot P2 are now closed for the season. The Duncan Express lift on the North Side is closed on weekdays due to lower traffic on the mountain, but remains open on weekends. As a result, access to the North Side from Monday to Friday is available via the Expo and Lowell Thomas Express lifts.

Sunny and relatively warm weather is on the forecast this weekend, giving us the perfect opportunity to fully enjoy spring conditions. Spring festivities continue in the pedestrian village, as well as on the North Side with live music, entertainment, and special events. See all the details below.

There are still 2 weekends 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 through April 16. Plus, all new pass holders can ski at Tremblant right now at Tremblant and enjoy the end of the season on the slopes.

Safety Tip of the Week

Assist the Ski Patrol

If you witness or are involved in an accident, remain at the scene and provide your identification to a patroller.

When you see our ski patrollers or safety staff responding on the slopes, slow down and make sure to give them space by staying at least 5 metres (16 feet) away from their area of intervention.

For more information: Mountain Code of Conduct

This Weekend’s Events

El Nino/El Rigleto – April 11-12

This weekend, your mini skiers and snowboarders will take center stage during El Nino / El Rigleto. Join us at the base of the North Side in our specially designed snow park, where fun, creativity, and smiles will be front and center. Saturday is for snowboarders, and Sunday is for skiers. A lively weekend the whole family won’t want to miss! It is free to enter and open to kids aged 12 and under.

Après-Ski Tremblant – April 11-12

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.

Coca-Cola Musical Vibe – April 11-12

Tous le week-end, la base du versant Nord sera animée avec de l’ambiance musicale grâce à Coca-Cola. Prenez une pause entre deux descentes sur notre terrasse et profitez du soleil et de la musique tout l’après-midi. L’ambiance printanière parfaite !

Have a great weekend!

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