Ski conditions

Updated on 26 March 2026 - 10 h 49 min
Open trails

52/60

Open Chairlifts

2/9

Open chalets

2/4


Snow Park :

Open

Magic Carpet :

Closed

Alpine touring :

Open

Trails, chairlifts and chalets opening status

Snow fall

1-7 cm

24h

1-7 cm

48h

29-41 cm

7 days

426-547 cm

Season
Surface :

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

Base :

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

coverage :

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

Team report

Breaking news at 9:15 AM

After the patrol’s rounds, up to 7 cm of rather heavy snow was recorded at the summit in some places, but it’s now over and there’s no rain… even some sunny intervals.

We’re open, and we’re expecting variable, spring-like conditions this morning, with milder weather.  If you’d like to hit the slopes , we’re still here for you and the snow coverage on the mountain is still very good and skiing in the glades as been lots of fun all week!

Lifts in operation today (more planned this weekend)

II  from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

IV from 9 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.

Conditions:  The teams have worked on a few trails to ensure a pleasant skiing experience.

Throughout the day, you’ll encounter varying surface conditions: wet snow, granular groomed snow, softened snow, and stickier snow as the day progresses

The base is firm, but thinner spots or some bare patches may appear.   As a result, changes may occur after the patrol checks the slopes.

To make the most of your day, as strange as it may seem, skiing in the rain can be fun!   Don’t forget  your poncho or Gore-Tex jacket just in case but as writing these lines the sun shines!

Don’t forget to check the daily report once you arrive to see which trails have been groomed.

Temperature at 5am     -1    Wet snow   and  température  rising

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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—  Jocelyne Trudeau, Snow report coordinator

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