Closed for the season.

We opened January 7th, and closed April 7th. We were open 58 days total.

Season snowfall totals: December -10″, January – 32.3″, February – 11.9″, March – 45.2″, and April 11.5″. For a season grand total of 110.9 inches of snow.

Remember also starting last July, the rain. The flooding of July 10th and December 18th. The ground was so, so, very, very wet. Many of the wet spots didn’t freeze all winter. And yet, we had many good/great ski days. Thank you Ian and Jonathan!

The photos below are in chronological order starting on December 18, 2023 and ending April 6, 2024.

Open, 27º and cloudy to the east with clear blue sky overhead.

10 km of April skiing. Mostly good, a few wet spots developing. Grooming for the last time this morning.

Until about 10 am, the skiing is firm, fast, and fun for the better skiers. If you like it slow wait until later in the morning.

This photo is headed up the Grouse this morning. The snow is spring morning corn snow. A little bit crunchy and fast. It will warm up quickly in the sun. The forecast high today is 42º and the sun and clouds will continue all day.

Open, 27º at 7 am and cloudy. Forecast for the day, high 36º and cloudy. We will be open tomorrow, Sunday. We will close for the year after Sunday.

10 km open, Turkey, Woodcock, Snow Goose, Grouse, and Peregrine. Ian in on the snow machine this morning. The skiing is pretty darn good for April. Not perfect, but pretty darn good. Photo from this morning.

A photo of the tree down on the Snow Goose from yesterday. That was a big ol’ mess.

Open for Friday, Saturday, Sunday (April 5, 6, 7). 28º and cloudy. Forecast high 35º, cloudy all day.

10 inches of snow, storm total. 10 km of April skiing. There will be a track in places, and the skate lane will be soft today.

Groomer report; a few wet spots way out on Snow Goose, and a big tree down on Snow Goose required a chain saw.

Here is how it is looking so far.