This last round of snow continued the journey to winter. The mountain is looking a bit better with each one of these storms. It looks like we are dry for around a week with another shot moving through mid next week.
It’s the end of October. We saw a fair amount of snow fall over the course of the month with 18″ YTD. The storms were a bit spread out over the entire month with some wild swings in temperature. As a result, the north facing slopes held on to some of this while the south facing ones saw it come…
Another nice October storm rolled through over the last 24 hours. This one really helped to show the thinning work completed adjacent to the “Uppers” ski trails. The glades adjacent to Upper Christmas Tree, Upper No Name, Lobo, Kanonen, etc. are looking pretty sweet with some snow on the slopes. Can’t wait to ski these glades!
Over the last few seasons, we have seen a significant increase in uphill travel here at the ski area. For many, it is more about the up than the down! With this in mind, we have made some updates to our uphill policy this year. To start with, it will be an Uphill Pass instead of an Uphill Access paper…
We had another small round of Helicopter work today up here on the mountain. Xcel Energy contracted with a crew to fly in a replacement pole for the Whitepine power line. This line crosses US 50 near the Waterdog Lakes Trailhead. It then travels up the Waterdog drainage and over the Continental Divide near the summit of No Name Peak.…
These big fellas were on the move after Friday’s snowstorm. It’s good to know that we have this kind of healthy wildlife up here on the pass. As a CSU alum…it’s even better!
We received a nice blanket of snow last night! It actually caught us a bit by surprise as this last wave overproduced as it moved through. It looks to stay sunny over the weekend and into next week with a chance for some more snowy weather later in the month. Not enough to ski on yet but definitely building the…
This week has brought on a significant change in our weather. Cooler temps and a few inches of snow have reminded us that we are not too far away from our favorite season…winter! We look to have a bit more snow on tap for today and tomorrow. After that, we return to a drier pattern with some more chances of…
Always something impressive to take in on the way up the pass.