Ski conditions

Updated on 3 April 2026 - 10 h 36 min
Open trails

37/60

Open Chairlifts

3/9

Open chalets

2/4


Snow Park :

Open

Magic Carpet :

Open

Alpine touring :

Closed

Trails, chairlifts and chalets opening status

Snow fall

0-0 cm

24h

0-0 cm

48h

1-3 cm

7 days

427-549 cm

Season
Surface :

Packed, Granular, Spring conditions, Heavy snow (humid), Soften, Variable

Base :

Natural snow, Man-made snow, Soften, Hard, A few icy patches

coverage :

Thin (natural snow), Bare spots (natural snow), Good in général (man-made snow)

Team report

The mountain reopens today and will also be open for the long Easter break, with plenty of activities.

Spring skiing has now arrived, and this means we’re in freeze-thaw mode, with conditions that will vary depending on the temperatures.

Lifts II, IIw, IV and the magic carpet are scheduled to open at 9 a.m., and 36 trails and glades will be available.  It’s done, Alleghanys (top) added (Alleghanys (top) track added)

Snow coverage was still exceptional yesterday, and the groomed trails were nearly full.

The teams worked yesterday and groomed the major runs in particular, and they also prepared the course for Saturday’s Snow on the Beach event.

You’ll therefore be skiing on a layer of wet, soft, and sticky snow over firm bases, with a few icy spots here and there. On the remaining natural snow trails and in the glades, the snow is also wet. There are still bumpy surfaces, and thin or bare  spots will gradually appear as you ski. Stay alert

The temperature was 1 degree at 5 a.m. in the rain, and at the summit, a mix of rain and wet snow at the time of writing.

Changes are possible during the day, (Alleghanys (top) trails  added)   and the alpine ski area’s opening status is subject to confirmation.

At the time of writing, snow coverage on the mountain is still exceptional, and 60% of the terrain is available for skiing and enjoyment.

The Alt. 400m is open and offering food service and Alt. 840m as a refuge today.

Click here to see all activities
including those for Easter, the lake crossing and the last run for chairlift I on Saturday.

Click here to see all spring promotions
including the presale of 5-Day and 7-Day season passes that let you start skiing right now! And take note that all 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 SUTTON season pass are accepted every day until the end of the season!! (All but the alpine touring pass which never gives access to chairltifts)

Because a picture is worth a thousand words:
As of this writing, snow conditions on the mountain remain exceptional. This Monday, 90% of the mountain was still open—that’s 200 acres of skiable terrain! Throughout the season, see photos of the day on Flickr.com/montsutton, even some new pictures of the day today! And if you like photography, enter our #PurementSUTTON photo contest for a chance to win a pair of ski tickets.

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—  Jocelyne Trudeau, Snow report coordinator

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