Our Mount Snow Vermont ski report is updated daily by 7am and again in the late afternoon.
Check here first for the latest conditions, trail openings, snow reports, and features.
Current Conditions and Weather(as of Monday, February 8, 2010 )
Tuesday’s weather looks to be splendid; partly to mostly sunny with temperatures in the high twenties and thirties! Plus the groomers are awesome right now; the snow is fast and you can bite an edge into the snow really well. Tonight we’re making snow on Long John, Ridge, and Snowdance, so you KNOW they’ll be amazing in the morning.
We’re 81% with 395 acres of skiable terrain. 38 trails will be groomed tomorrow morning, 79% of our open acreage. We’ll have 10 lifts running tomorrow across four mountain faces.
Carinthia currently has seven parks open with over 80 features. Inferno and the super-pipe aren’t open to the public, but they will be soon! Keep checking back in for more updates.
We are currently running a new lift schedule on Sunbrook. On Monday, Wednesday and Friday lift #14 Beartrap Double will run, and then on Tuesday and Thursday lift #19 Sunbrook Quad will spin. Note that on Tuesday s and Thursdays there will be a short hike out of Sunbrook to the Summit.
Tubing will be back in action on Friday with two sessions, then five on Saturday and three on Sunday. You can sign up for tubing online, but it must be at least two days in advance.
Have a wonderful day!
- Patrick B.
Mellow Monday 02/08/2010 With the trail all to yourself, there's no rush.
Rippin' Ridge 02/07/2010 These snowboarders had Ridge all to themselves
Inverted With Ease 02/06/2010 Byron Wells flies high over Carinthia during the ski super-pipe finals.
Our hours of operation for skiing
and riding:
Midweek, non-holiday: 9am - 4pm Weekend and holidays: 8am - 4pm
Holidays: Dec. 26 - Jan 2; Jan 17-19; Feb 14-20, 2010
If you are purchasing multi-day tickets save 10% by purchasing at least 48 hours in advance online.
Truth in Snow Reporting
Our snow reporting goal is simple, transparency. No one should ever second guess what a mountain reports as its conditions, weather, trail surface or anything else. When you pick up a snow report at Mount Snow it should be trusted as if you wrote it yourself.
This is why over the past two seasons we have drastically overhauled our snow reporting philosophy. It began with a fundamental change to report percentage open as opposed to trails. It’s pretty simple, an acre is an acre but one trail can certainly be a lot different than another. We continued this season by revamping our trail map to what we believe is a more accurate trail depiction. When you ski from the top of the mountain to the bottom it should be on one trail, not a collection of upper’s and lower’s. We have reduced our trail count from 102 to 80. As well we no longer mark tree terrain, our trees are always open to those whose ability permits them to ride it.
In short, you come to Mount Snow for a getaway, not a hassle. Enjoy our 588 acres of the best quality snow on the east coast and know that when we say we have two feet of fresh powder we mean it. On the flip side when we say that it’s raining two inches, we’ll see you in Cuzzins for a drink!
FIRST TRACKS FOR SEASON PASSHOLDERS ON SATURDAYS @ 7:30AM SHARP!
Take 2 runs with Mount Snow management before we officially open for the day
Fresh powder, untouched cordoroy and sunrises are just a few of the benefits of walking up early
Meet at Grand Summit Express, every saturday before 7:30 am. We leave at 7:30 am sharp
For intermediate or better skiers/riders
For season pass holders only - if you don't have your pass, you will not be allowed to join the group
We ski as a group on designated trails (grooming still in progress so we pick the trails)
If your pass is not valid on that day, you will not be allowed to join the group.
If you miss the 7:30 am departure, you WILL NOT be allowed to join the group on the 2nd run
The Mountain
