Ski conditions

Updated on 1 March 2026 - 19 h 06 min
Open trails

57/60

Open Chairlifts

5/9

Open chalets

3/4

Snow Park :

Open

Magic Carpet :

Open

Alpine touring :

Open

Trails, chairlifts and chalets opening status

Snow fall

0-2 cm

24h

0-2 cm

48h

6-9 cm

7 days

382-485 cm

Season
Surface :

Skied powder, Packed, Granular, Hard-pack, Variable, Crusted

Base :

Natural snow, Firm, Man-made snow, Hard-pack

coverage :

Good in general (natural snow), Complete (man-made snow)

*The weather and the number of skiers might influence the snow conditions, the number of trails and the number of lifts in operation, which is re-evaluated during the day. This report reflects the conditions at the time they were evaluated.*

Team report

Hello skiers and snowboarders! It’s already March. Winter is back again, and the snow conditions have improved after the milder last day of February.
Conditions will continue to change throughout the day, with the possibility of snow showers. Great conditions for having fun. Choose your runs. A great start to the break. Come and enjoy!
Today’s open lifts are: I, II0, II, IV, VII, and the magic carpet.

IMPORTANT: During winter peaks, Mont SUTTON is proud to participate in the power demand management protocol by reducing electricity consumption on chairlifts II, IV and VII, as requested by Hydro-Québec. Therefore, schedule of the chairlifts today will be:

I : 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Magic carpet: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
IIw: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
II: 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
IV: 9:30 am to 3:45 p.m.
VII: 9:30 to 3:30 p.m.

Please note that the e-car charging stations will also open at 9:30 a.m. And for new visitors, take note that chairlift I can easily be accesed by chairlift IIo.

The teams have been working very hard, even this morning, to ensure the terrain is as enjoyable as possible for carving turns with grip and fun.
Several trails and some glades will be accessible.
Following yesterday’s thaw and the return of colder temperatures, the surfaces have hardened and frozen. On groomed trails, you’ll find firm, granular-hardened snow on a firm to hard base. On natural snow trails and glades with bumpy surfaces, the snow has also hardened and frozen. 3 trails closed in the southern sector – hardened and icy surface.

The temperature at 5:00 AM was -11 degrees Celsius with light snow and a light wind.

Quick update – the snow seems to have stopped – we received a dusting of snow at the base, up to 2 cm at the summit, early this morning

The open lodges are Altitude 400 (main lodge) and Altitude 840, with food and beverage service and also  68O as a refuge only .

 

The alpine touring trails are all open. See the trail map, schedules and link to purchase passes and tickets at montsutton.com/alpinetouring

**Changes are always possible after patrol inspection and some trail segments may remain closed.. Also, at your arrival, check the daily report: it will show you which trails have been groomed

Because a picture is worth a thousand words:
Throughout the season, see photos of the day on Flickr.com/montsutton and enter our #PurementSUTTON photo contest for a chance to win a pair of ski tickets.

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Wishing you all a great ski season!

—  Jocelyne Trudeau, Snow report coordinator

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