Reported (January 15th, 2021)
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Current Summit Weather
Summit (6,817 ft./2,078 m)
Settled Base: 83"/211cm
Total to Date: 137"/348cm
6am Temp: 14°F/-10°C
7 Day Snow: 17"/44cm
Current Conditions: Clear
Visibility/Wind: Good/SW at 12mph
Terrain Status
Open Runs: 90Terrain Parks: 2
Night Skiing: Friday & Saturday Nights
Lower Mountain (4,464 ft./1,361 m)
Village Settled: 22"/56cm
Total to Date: 41"/105cm
6am Temp: 23°F/-5°C
Current Conditions: Clear
Visibility/Wind: Excellent/0mph
Deep thoughts by Pat*:
A tale of two different kinds of snow. Groomed snow is so turnable and fresh. Ungroomed snow is the opposite. Off piste has a major storm crust and is not advisable to ski.
*This snow report is one person's subjective assessment of conditions at a single moment in time. Actual snow accumulations can vary widely across the varied terrain of this mountain. Topographic features such as exposed faces, saddles, and sheltered areas, as well as wooded zones and even just the aspect of where the slope is facing will greatly affect how much snow settles there. Please also note that the statistics of this report are input by 6 a.m. each day with various "story" updates throughout the morning. Always check with Ski Patrol if you need more information before you decide where you're going.
Today's Open Lifts
Chair 2 - Swift Creek Express (9:00am-4:00pm)
Chair 3 - Tenderfoot (9:00am-4:00pm)
Chair 5 - East Rim (9:45 am-4:00pm)*
Chair 6 - Base Lodge (8:45am-4:30pm)
Chair 7 - Big Creek Express (9:45am-3:30pm)
Chair 8 - Hellroaring (10:00am-4:00pm)*
Chair 9 - Easy Rider (9:00am-4:00pm)
Chair 11 - Flower Point (9:45am-3:15pm)
Chair 12 - Elk Highlands (9:00am-4:00pm)
Big Easy Carpet (9:00am-4:00pm)
Terrain Parks (9:00am-4:00pm)
*Chair 5 & Chair 8 may occasionally have delayed openings due to avalanche control work. This list reflects the lifts that are scheduled to open today. Openings and hours are subject to change due to changing weather conditions and the safety of our guests.
Today's Run Status





Chair 1 - Big Mountain Express
































































Chair 2 - Swift Creek Express


























Chair 3 - Tenderfoot










Chair 4 - Great Northern














Chair 5 - East Rim




















Chair 6 - Base Lodge






Chair 7 - Big Creek Express






















Chair 8 - Hellroaring
































Chair 9 - Easy Rider






Chair 11 - Flower Point














Chair 12 - Elk Highlands (note: this chairlift and its runs are for homeowners only & not counted in our total run list)




















Bigfoot T-Bar 2










Big Easy Carpet


Terrain Parks


















Treewell Safety
Skiing and snowboarding off the groomed runs and in deep powder snow is one of the most exciting and appealing parts of our sport. If you decide to leave the groomed trails, you are voluntarily accepting the risk of falling into tree wells or deep snow and suffocating.
A deep snow or tree well accident occurs when a rider or skier falls into an area of deep unconsolidated snow and becomes immobilized. The more the person struggles, the more entrapped in the snow they become. Deaths resulting from these kinds of accidents are referred to as a NARSID or Non-Avalanche Related Snow Immersion Death. Fortunately, these types of accidents are preventable.
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO PREVENT TREE WELL & DEEP SNOW ACCIDENTS
1. Avoid Deep Snow & Tree Areas
2. Always Ski with a Partner and Keep Your Partner in Sight
3. Ski & Ride in Control and Defensively
4. Have a Plan to Survive
This abbreviated information is from http://www.deepsnowsafety.org. Please visit their website to learn more about tree well safety.
