MOUNTAIN REPORT

Monday, January 26 - 3:00 PM

Wow ,what a day yesterday was! While the storm has officially moved on, the mountain is still showing off. After 24 inches of fresh snow, we are rolling into a true day-after-storm setup, with many trails refreshed overnight for powdery, fast laps, while others were intentionally left wild to let that storm snow shine. With the coverage from this storm, all terrain is now open, and the mountain feels fully filled in from top to bottom.

Cloudy skies stick around today with temperatures reaching 13°F. Winds out of the WSW at 10 to 15 mph keep things crisp but manageable with proper layers. Everything feels quieter this morning, snowbanks are stacked high, and coverage is deep across the hill.

Overnight, our grooming crew worked through the storm snow to dial in surfaces across the mountain. Expect fresh corduroy on Wanderer, Why Not, Win Tuck, Widgeon, Wing N’ It, World Cup, Wapeka, Way to Go, Where’s Charlie?, Wooly Bear, Whisper Run, What’s Next, Wilbur, White Way, Willpower, Upper and Lower Wraparound, Whiskey Jack, Wall Street, Warpath Chute, Upper and Lower Warpath, Upper and Lower Wiseacres, Upper and Lower Whistler with select lower sections, Mini Wall Bypass, Upper Wolverine, Wide Connection, Upper Wall Street, Warm Up, Wonderama, What?!, Windfall, and Lower Wipeout.

Thanks to the depth from this storm, ungroomed and natural-snow terrain is skiing beautifully with soft, forgiving snow and plenty of texture. As the day goes on, be aware that conditions and terrain will continue to change, especially on natural and less-traveled areas, where snow can move, set up, or get pushed into playful features.

Lifts spinning today include the Wonderama Express Quad (C), Whiteway Express Quad (D), Wooly Bear Carpet (E), Westside Six (F), East Peak Express Quad (G), Willpower Triple (K), Chairlift L, and Carpet M, keeping access smooth and consistent across the mountain.

This is a slow-burn kind of day. Ease into your morning, let your legs wake up, and take advantage of the space and snow. When you need a warm-up, the Foodhall is ready with chili and hot cocoa before you head back out for another lap or three.

The snow has settled, the mountain is filled in, and conditions are exactly where you want them. Day-after-storm riding is here. Enjoy every turn.