Packed, Granular, Hard-pack, 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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Breaking news
53 trails and glades are now open after patrol inspection.
Beautiful sunshine makes for incredible conditions. Don’t miss it!
The mountain is still open for our winter sports enthusiasts, and the day is shaping up to be quite sunny. Make the most of it!
Today’s planned lift operations:
Lifts I, II and IIo starting at 8;30 a.m this morning, with a potential gradual opening of Lifts IV and VII in the morning while the patrol team conducts another inspection. A total of 37 trails and glades may be opened following inspection. Stay tune
Snow coverage is still excellent in the mountains. Additionally, a total of 20 cm of snow has fallen at the base and 30 cm over the past 7 days. That said, the warm spell from Thursday to Friday, combined with the return of cold weather, requires additional grooming and inspection.
Grooming has therefore been done on several trails and may continue this morning, which will provide excellent conditions, and your turns will be on granular snow or firmed-up granular snow.
On trails and glades with natural snow or ungroomed snow, the surfaces will be firm to hard due to the return of colder weather. There will be bumps to navigate around, and thin spots or patches of bare spots may appear here and there. Keep an eye out
All on firm to hard bases with a few patches of ice possible on your way
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
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