If you didn’t come up to ski today because of a windy weather forecast, you missed out. Despite the wind, the day was a really good one if you are into storm day skiing where each lap gets a little bit better than the one before. It was a very low traffic Saturday and those that were here had the…
Today was our annual Mountain Ops Snowcat where we get people out from all seven of the Mtn Ops departments for some skiing & riding on the cat. It was a beautiful sunny day with a little fresh snow on the ridge and some corn turns down below. We aim to do this each spring as a way to say…
Due to the AMAZING CONDITIONS and continued snowfall, we’re extending our season for an ADDITIONAL WEEK! Our closing day will now be Sunday – 4/21/24! Here’s what you should know…. Renew your current season pass for next season now at the lowest price available. Click here for more info. Ski the rest of the 23/24 extended season AND all of…
It was a pretty sweet April Fool’s Day with 3″ of fresh snow this morning. We had a surprisingly beautiful day and it finally started snowing again in the late afternoon. Tomorrow could be a sneaky good day…I’m not kidding.
Another storm is on the horizon with a return to winter on the way. It’s looking like we will have some overnight snow along with a few more rounds on Monday and Monday night. I love this time of year when you can experience all kinds of weather during the week, during the day, and even by the hour.
Monarch is keeping an eye on the No Name terrain expansion as the USFS review process continues. We are hopeful that they will issue the final Decision Notice to approve the project prior to the snow melting so that work can begin in earnest this summer. Meanwhile, we have been collaborating and planning with Xcel Energy for power upgrades, timber…
It’s been quite a week of snow with 28″ in the last seven days. The mountain is still skiing great and it looks like we have a bit of snow in the forecast this weekend and into early next week. With the season winding down in April, be sure to get up here to take advantage of these fantastic conditions.
It definitely could have been the best day of the season today with 14″ of snow overnight. Last night’s storm came in with a vengeance. We had a Thundersnow event around 4pm which was immediately followed by about five to six hours of intense snowfall with rates of up to 2″ per hour. By the time I went to sleep…
What’s better than a spring hike? When it’s followed by a spring ski. The boot pack up to the top of Mirkwood is a perfect stairway right now after several days of high and dry weather. We have seen some warm afternoons this week with the first taste of spring skiing and corn snow. It may be a short-lived event…
It was just about perfect today.
