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Mont Tremblant
Natural snow at mid-mountain (570 m) is reliably skiable from 1 Jan to 15 Apr. At the peak of the season the village at 265 m is snow-sure (100% of days) and modelled snowfall at the summit averages 39 cm a fortnight.
How natural snow at Mont Tremblant has changed
Days each winter (November to April) with 30 cm or more of natural snow, every winter since 1950. The lines are the averages for 1961/62 to 1990/91 and 1995/96 to 2024/25.
Village, 265 m
10 fewer days a winter with 30 cm or more than in 1961–1990.Mid-mountain, 570 m
6 fewer days a winter with 30 cm or more than in 1961–1990.Modelled from ERA5 weather (Copernicus Climate Change Service), one consistent record for every winter. Checked against measured snow, this model got the direction of change right at 18 of 19 Swiss weather stations and 22 of 25 US snow stations, but overstated its size: a typical loss of 26 days against 17 measured in Switzerland, and 12 against 6 in the US. Read the changes as upper estimates. See the measurements · All 104 resorts since 1950
Month by month
October
Natural snow at mid-mountain reached 30 cm on fewer than 5% of days.
November
Unreliable for natural snow. Mid-mountain reached 30 cm on 6% of days.
December
Usually skiable. Mid-mountain had 30 cm or more on 68% of days, typically 40 cm deep. In the worst of the thirty winters there was none. Modelled snowfall at the summit averages 96 cm in the month, before wind and settling.
January
Snow-sure. Mid-mountain (570 m) had 30 cm or more of natural snow on 99% of days, with a typical depth of 81 cm. The worst of the thirty winters managed 40%. Snow usually reaches the village too (82% of days). Modelled snowfall at the summit averages 81 cm in the month, before wind and settling.
February
Snow-sure. Mid-mountain (570 m) had 30 cm or more of natural snow on 100% of days, with a typical depth of 104 cm. The worst of the thirty winters managed 100%. Snow usually reaches the village too (98% of days). Modelled snowfall at the summit averages 73 cm in the month, before wind and settling.
March
Snow-sure. Mid-mountain (570 m) had 30 cm or more of natural snow on 100% of days, with a typical depth of 112 cm. The worst of the thirty winters managed 100%. Snow usually reaches the village too (92% of days). Modelled snowfall at the summit averages 77 cm in the month, before wind and settling.
April
Usually skiable. Mid-mountain had 30 cm or more on 72% of days, typically 62 cm deep. In the worst of the thirty winters there was none. Modelled snowfall at the summit averages 66 cm in the month, before wind and settling.
May to September
Natural snow at mid-mountain reached 30 cm on fewer than 5% of days.
Questions
When is the best time to ski Mont Tremblant?
For natural snow, 1 Jan to 15 Apr. In that window mid-mountain (570 m) had 30 cm or more of natural snow on at least 90% of days across thirty winters. March is the most reliable month.
Is there snow at Mont Tremblant in December?
In December, mid-mountain had 30 cm or more of natural snow on 68% of days over thirty winters, typically 40 cm deep. One or more seasons had none at all.
Does the snow reach the village at Mont Tremblant?
At its most reliable, in March, the village at 265 m had 30 cm or more of natural snow on 92% of days. You can usually ski back to the village.
How high is Mont Tremblant?
The modelled village is at 265 m, mid-mountain at 570 m and the summit at 875 m. The ski area itself spans 257 m to 873 m.
How much does natural snow vary from winter to winter at Mont Tremblant?
Across the thirty winters modelled, mid-mountain had 30 cm or more of natural snow on between 96 and 178 days per season, with a typical winter around 136. Thirty winters show how much one season can differ from the next. For how snow has changed since 1950, see the long record below.
What is the nearest airport to Mont Tremblant?
Montreal Mirabel (YMX) is about 73 km away in a straight line. Montreal / Pierre Elliott Trudeau (YUL) is 105 km away. Road distances are longer.