Packed, Granular, Hard-pack, Variable
Man-made snow, Hard-pack, A few icy patches
Thin (natural snow), Bare spots (natural snow), Good in général (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.*
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Team report
A report for this coming Saturday will be available tomorrow morning around 6:30 a.m., with a possible gradual opening of sections IV and VII in the morning, giving us time to inspect everything again. The mountain still has a great snow coverage with a total of 27 cm of snow received at the base of the mountain and 38 cm in the last 7 days. That said Thursday to Friday meltdown combined with the return of the cold weather requires more grooming.
Chalet Altitude 400 m (the main chalet) is open and serving meals, while Chalet Altitude 840 m is open for meals on weekends (including the Easter Holiday) and operates as a mountain hut on weekdays.
The alpine touring trails are all open. Changes are possible. Stay tune. See the trail map, schedules and link to purchase passes and tickets at montsutton.com/alpinetouring
Because a picture is worth a thousand words:
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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