Snow depth currently ranges from about 2 inches to as much as 30 inches. While snow is present, it may take some time and exploration to find the deeper areas.

Snow depth currently ranges from about 2 inches to as much as 30 inches. While snow is present, it may take some time and exploration to find the deeper areas.

Backcountry conditions are generally poor at this time. An extended period without a meaningful storm has resulted in thin, hard, and crusty snow. Isolated pockets of better conditions exist, but they are limited.

We should be getting a couple of inches on Tuesday and snow is forecasted for this weekend!  

Our snow quality is considered poor due to higher temperatures and a lack of fresh snow.

Snow depths range from about 2 to 30 inches, and while snow coverage exists, deeper areas can be difficult to find. Backcountry conditions are currently poor after a prolonged period without new storms, leaving the snow thin and crusty with only a few limited pockets of better riding. Looking ahead, conditions are expected to remain cold and dry with no significant snowfall in the forecast, and overall snow quality remains below average.