The final weekend of the 2024–25 ski season is here, and it’s shaping up to be a festive one both on the mountain and in the pedestrian village. We’re open for the long Easter weekend through Monday. With spring and its milder temperatures in full swing, now’s the time to enjoy some spring skiing one last time and make your final turns of the season at Tremblant before officially putting away your skis or snowboard until next winter. We want to thank all of you for an incredible season, and we already can’t wait to see you back on the slopes next November! 

 

 

As of today, we have 56 trails open on the South and North sides. We plan to open the Soleil side and its trails on Saturday and Sunday to maximize the number of runs available to skiers and snowboarders for this final weekend of the season. Our operations team is still hard at work to provide you with the best possible conditions right through to the end. You can always see our live conditions on our website and mobile app to see what trails and lifts and open, and to plan your ski day ahead of your visit.

On top of that, Mother Nature had one last snowfall in store for us on Wednesday, bringing a total accumulation of 12 cm throughout the day. Thanks to numerous and significant snowfalls we’ve received this season, our total snow accumulation has reached 604 cm as of Thursday morning, compared to 657 cm during the 2022–23 season, which was a record snow year. 

As for our snow park, the recent cold temperatures have allowed our park team to preserve as many features as possible across our 3 snow parks. As a result, we’re wrapping up the season with nearly 25 features and jumps — a record number for a season end at Tremblant. 

Today, April 17, is the last day to save and get the best prices of the year on a Tonik or Ikon Pass for the 2025–26 season. Plus, all new pass holders can enjoy the final ski days at Tremblant this season. Get yours now!

Mountain safety tip of the week: Enjoy the spring skiing! Please respect signs and warnings, and do not venture off-trail or onto closed runs. Thank you for not skiing under the influence of drugs or alcohol. On the slopes, the risks of collisions or falls depend on factors such as concentration, the ability to assess and anticipate, as well as the reaction speed in the face of an unexpected situation. Alcohol or drugs on the slopes impair abilities and reflexes just like alcohol does on the road. 

Weekend’s Events

The celebration continues all weekend in the pedestrian village and on the mountain to end the season in style. 

Corona Summit Party – Saturday, April 19

Our iconic Corona Summit Party is happening this Saturday afternoon, rain or shine. We invite all our Tonik and Ikon Pass holders, as well as anyone who wants to celebrate, to join us at the top of the mountain to mark the end of the ski season to the sounds of our guest artists CRi, Suray Sertin, and Tizi. In case of rain, the event will be inside Le Grand Manitou. 

Ski & Rhythms Coca-Cola – Sunday & Monday

Après-ski continues on the North Side with Ski & Rhythms by Coca-Cola, with a lively musical atmosphere on Sunday and Monday afternoons. Take a break between runs on our terrace and soak up the sun and the spring vibes. 

Easter Celebrations – Sunday, April 20

You’re invited to celebrate Easter with us in the pedestrian village with a free live show by Maxence Lapierre at Place Saint-Bernard on Friday afternoon, followed by our Easter egg hunt, games, entertainment, and face painting all day Sunday. 

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