• -2º at 7am
• A dusting of new snow
• Open if you have a season pass.
• Open to everyone on Friday. Then open depending on the weather.
• Ian packed and single tracked the Turkey, Woodcock, Snow Goose, Grouse and the new trail, Peregrine. Peregrine Falcon is also known as the duck hawk. The photo is thanks to Cliff and is on the Peregrine. The new trail, the Peregrine winds its’ way up around the lower blue jay and goshawk. The trail is different, please ask if you need help.
• The weather forecast: cold, good skiing today, Thanksgiving. Good skiing on Friday, 21º. Warmer on Saturday, 38º, so bring out the maxiglide. Rain is forecast for Saturday night and Sunday. If that is the case we will be closed on Sunday, until we get snow again.
• Before the snow started we had had 11.5 inches of rain since Oct. 1st. Since the snow started we have had 21 inches of snow. Just a fun fact.

Closed/Open for season pass holders. The temperature at 7am is 20º. New snow total from the Tuesday storm was 7.5″. Snow at the stake is 9 inches. Ian is out packing with the snow machine. We/He drove around all the trails in the last 2 days, picking up sticks, sawing trees out of the trails and putting branches in wet spots and throwing snow back onto the branches. Now with the cold weather, the ground needs to freeze up solid. The skiing is ok for the 21st of November. Ian hasn’t been putting a track in and you will need to avoid any areas not frozen. I would still use the rock skis. But if you have bought your season pass, or bring a check with you, you can ski today and Thursday. We will try and are planning to be open for all on Friday. God willing and the creek don’t rise.

Closed/Open(for season pass holders.)

Temperature 29º at 7am.

New snow- 3.5 inches.

Snow at the stake- 8 inches.

You can come and ski if you have a season pass, and you are willing to ski around whatever is still out there. There are still a few wet spots and Ian is working at fixing everything. He has been around all trails with a snow machine. You will find some fantastic early season skiing out there, however in some spots the snow cover is thin. Bring the rock skis.