Hey Ski Enthusiasts and Tremblant Lovers!
We’ve got some big news from the Eastern Canadian slopes! Mont-Tremblant is hosting Women’s Giant Slalom as part of the Ski World Cup this weekend, and let me tell you, it’s going to be a spectacle you won’t want to miss. Keep in mind if you plan on skiing the entire South side will be closed for the event, so only the North side will be skiable. Here are 3 reasons you should catch all the high-speed action:
1. Historic Comeback:
After a 40-year hiatus, Mont-Tremblant is making an epic return to the World Cup scene. The last time Tremblant hosted a World Cup event, neon ski suits were all the rage (yep, we’re talking the 1980s). Witness a piece of skiing history coming alive!
2. The Athletes are Stoked:
Even the pros are buzzing about Tremblant. Mikaela Shiffrin herself described the course as “nice and flowy.” When the world’s best skiers are excited, you know it’s going to be a race to remember. Plus, with everyone in the same time zone, the athletes are more relaxed and ready to give their best.
3. Unbeatable Atmosphere:
The energy at Tremblant during a World Cup event is electric. With an expected 35,000 fans from all over Quebec and beyond, you’re in for a weekend filled with excitement, cheers, and more than a few après-ski parties. The vibe here is unmatched, and you’ve got to feel it to believe it.
Mont-Tremblant is not just another stop in the World Cup circuit; it’s a celebration of skiing heritage, athletic prowess, and pure love for the sport. Whether you’re a die-hard ski fan or just love a good sporting spectacle, Tremblant this weekend is the place to be. Grab your ski gear (or just your cheering spirit) and join in the excitement!