The lingering snow showers noted in yesterday’s Colorado Ski and Snow Report lingered and left anywhere from a quarter-inch to three inches behind here and there.
Anything is better than nothing, obviously, but most Colorado ski areas need a blast of two feet or more of consistent snow to catch up and open everything, a potential that’s simply not going to happen until next week at the earliest.
There is a chance for more snow Tuesday and Tuesday night, but again not much is expected from it. Either way, we’ll update you early Wednesday morning to see what everyone got, if anything.
Since our last terrain update, there’s been very little movement, excepting some decent upward ticks at Breckenridge and Keystone.
It will be very cold again today, but that will start to break tomorrow with sunny skies and highs back in the upper 20s and lower 30s returning by Thursday (Wednesday won’t be as cold, but it’s supposed to be windy).
Here are the 24-hour totals and the latest terrain report from across Colorado...
Arapahoe Basin: 1/4” (6 lifts, 30 trails, 2 terrain parks, 183 acres, 19% open, 22” base)
Aspen Highlands: 1” (5 lifts, 107 trails, 964 acres, 100% of beginner-intermediate terrain open/90% of advanced-expert terrain open, 23” base)
Aspen Mountain: 1” (6 lifts, 72 trails, 659 acres, 100% of beginner-intermediate terrain open/90% of advanced-expert terrain open, 23” base)
Beaver Creek: 1” (25 lifts, 136 trails, 1524 acres, 83% open, 28” base)
Breckenridge: 0” (29 lifts, 117 trails, 1897 acres, 80% open, 31” base)
Buttermilk: 1” (4 lifts, 37 trails, 417 acres, 86% of beginner-intermediate terrain open/94% of advanced-expert open, 21” base)
Copper Mountain: 0” (17 lifts, 87 trails, 3 terrain parks, 897 acres, 27” base)
Crested Butte: 0” (11 lifts, 79 trails, 4 terrain parks, 548 acres, 94% open, 26” base)
Durango Mountain Resort: 2” (8 lifts, 85 trails, 2 terrain parks, 93% open, 37” base)
Eldora: 1/2” (4 lifts, 46 trails, 100% of beginner/90% of intermediate open/40% of advanced open, 30” base)
Keystone: 0” (19 lifts, 91 trails, 1938 acres, 100% of beginner/91% of intermediate open/43% of expert open, 23” base)
Loveland: 1/2” (6 lifts, 36 trails, 448 acres, 78% of beginner/38% of intermediate open, 28” base)
Monarch: 1” (6 lifts, 61 trails, 100% open, 30” base)
Powderhorn: 1” (4 lifts, 40 trails, 99% open, 34” base)
Ski Granby Ranch: 1” (5 lifts, 85% beginner open/80% intermediate open/60% advanced open, 20” base)
Snowmass: 1” (16 lifts, 88 trails, 2686 acres, 95% of beginner/intermediate open/42% of advanced/expert open, 27” base)
Steamboat: 1/4” (15 lifts, 161 trails, 100% beginner open/100% intermediate open/97% advanced open, 36” base)
Sunlight: 0” (3 lifts, 100% of beginner/100% of intermediate/80% of advanced open, 27” base)
Telluride: 0” (16 lifts, 100% beginner, 78% intermediate, 16% advanced open, 26” base)
Vail: 1” (30 lifts, 190 trails, 5069 acres, 96% open, 22” base)
Winter Park: 1/4” (22 lifts, 126 trails, 7 terrain parks, 39” base)
Wolf Creek: 3” (6 lifts, 1,600 acres, 100% open, 47” base)
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