@@twoplanktravellers I was wondering why would they let that much people if they are charging 120$ per session (literally 4 times what I paied last time in LeRelais). Mont Tremblant is the most expensive ski resort in Quebec (but also one of the biggest and most beautiful, still 120$ is too much if it's always this full)
This is the skiout run (Nansen). Not recommended on a busy day as it is used by ski school and total beginners. You can find some less occupied terrain easily, even on a busy day
@@delisleluc True. It does get busy. That was our last run of the day, and there were only three main ways down: this run, the gondola, or the very icy Beauvallon Haut blue run.
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Awesome video
Thanks!
What trail is this?
It’s Nansen and Nansen Bas.
For the price they charge, I find it disturbing how many people they are letting in per day ! that takes all the fun from the experience.
You raise a good point. Wouldn't the ski hill charge more if they let in fewer people though?
@@twoplanktravellers I was wondering why would they let that much people if they are charging 120$ per session (literally 4 times what I paied last time in LeRelais). Mont Tremblant is the most expensive ski resort in Quebec (but also one of the biggest and most beautiful, still 120$ is too much if it's always this full)
This is the skiout run (Nansen). Not recommended on a busy day as it is used by ski school and total beginners. You can find some less occupied terrain easily, even on a busy day
@@delisleluc True. It does get busy. That was our last run of the day, and there were only three main ways down: this run, the gondola, or the very icy Beauvallon Haut blue run.