Packed, Granular, Spring conditions, Corn snow, Variable
Man-made snow, Hard-pack, Hard, A few icy patches
Good in general (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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The third month of the year is already coming to an end. But don’t worry—the skiing season is far from over. Nearly 90% of our trails are still open, which adds up to 200 acres of terrain to enjoy!
As you can see, we still have plenty of snow on the mountain, with conditions that will vary depending on temperature fluctuations. Expect typical spring conditions. The base is hard packed with some patches of ice this morning but will soften in the afternoon. It’ll be ideal for picking up speed and practicing your carving turns! Coverage is generally good but getting thinner. There are some exposed spots in the glades. The surface will be variable too, generally featuring fine and hardened granular snow and potentially corn snow as temperatures rise starting at 11 a.m. We have also beautifully groomed runs that will be a pleasure to ski down.
Don’t forget to check the daily report once you arrive to see which trails have been groomed.
See you on the slopes!
Weather: Partly sunny with a low of 3°C at 8 a.m. and a high of 12°C by 3 p.m.
Chairlift schedule:
Magic carpet: 9:30 a.m. for a class
II: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
IV: 9 a.m. – 3:45 p.m.
IMPORTANT:
Please note that the mountain will be closed this Tuesday and Wednesday due to the weather forecast. It is scheduled to reopen on Thursday for the Easter long weekend. Stay tuned.
Click here to see all activities, including those for Easter and the lake crossing, and here for all spring promotions, including the presale of 5-day and 7-day season passes that let you start skiing right now!
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
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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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