Packed, Granular, Bumpy, Variable
Natural snow, Firm, Man-made snow, Hard-pack
Thin (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 good news is that we have also received some snow on the mountain, and the forecast is good for the coming days!
Update 11:00 AM
Ski patrollers made rounds on several trails in Sector 4 this morning, bringing the total to 19 trails.
Conditions will vary depending on the trails you ski, and snow is possible during the day.
Grooming has been carried out. There will therefore be a mixture of snow and granular snow on a firm to hard base, and more slippery patches may appear. On ungroomed trails; there will be a layer of fresh snow, skied and sometimes wind-blown snow, on firm to crusty bases and bumps. Thinner areas will need to be watched out for.
Snowmaking. Miracle, Cendrillon (touch-up). Traverse, bottom of lift 3, Sutton-Ik (top) Youppe-Youppe (bottom) Boréal, Stade (bottom)
So snow whales will need to be avoided
At 11:00 AM, the temperature was -6 degrees Celsius under partly clear skies and it was windy.
The chalet at elevation 840 is open with food service.
Alpine Touring:. All alpine touring trails are closed until further notice. Please do not climb the AT trails or ski trails at anytime of the day or night.
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