1/24/2026 Conditions Report

10:00am conditions Update:

Crisp, calm skies, classic cords, grand vistas, and gorgeous views, there really is snow place you want to be today! Our snowmaking crew and grooming teams have been working hard to give you the goods. The cool temps are making those cords glide firm and fresh underfoot, making them great to lay down some awesomely edge-able turns from summit to base. As I glided my way down mid basin towards lower Tumwater, I noticed the snow soften a little more than the summit and I was really able to lean out over my skis and angle those edges in for a good hold, making this snow reporter, one very happy shredder! Towards the base I enjoyed watching kids session the Lil Bomber Park, learning new tricks and having fun. Down at the beginner’s slope there were lots of happy faces learning how to ski and ride, and I even had a chance to thank some of our wonderful snowmakers for the epic job they are doing! And this was all before 10am!

It really feels like winter out, with temps are hovering in the mid 20’s, with temps a little cooler at base than the summit, which will stay that way through out the day and into the evening. Be sure to layer up! We expect these cool temps will help the groomers hold through the day, with off-piste runs remaining firm, variable, and exposed patches in places. We advise you ski and ride with caution if you should choose to venture off the groomed runs.

There is lots to come today with DJ Good Cat returning for listening pleasure, playing some sweet beats at the base from 12-2pm today. Then good times will keep rolling into the evening as we turn on the lights for night riding and Mountain Music is set with Bandits of the Animal Kingdom to keep you jammin’ away on and off snow!

See you on the mountain!

6:30 Conditions Report:

Good morning skiers and riders,

There’s snow place you’d rather be on this cool, sunny, Saturday, than up the Ridge! It was a gleaming, glowing, glorious sight to actually see the sparkly snowmaking lights from the valley this morning, (hooray, no more gloomy inversion!) With the drop in temps this week our snowmaking teams have been getting after it, working hard both through the days and the nights to do what they do best, make snow for you wonderful folks!

Weather outlook on the mountain today is dishing up more sunshine and light winds, as that high pressure system still clings to the Northwest region. We are expecting temps to trend toward the inverted kind again, meaning warmer air returning to the upper to middle elevation slopes, and colder air temps lingering below, frosting our base area buildings.

We are currently seeing temps in the low 20s across the mountain, with the expectation of temps to stay below freezing through out the day and into the evening, so be sure to layer up for maximum fun! This also means, snowmakers should be able to resume their work through out the day to continue to build up more snow for y’all. So be sure to give our snowmaking crew a high 5 if you see them on the slopes today!

With all the snow being made, and the crisp temperatures, we can expect some delicious, edge-able turns on the groomers, from summit to base today. Off-piste riding will remain firm, variable, and exposed in places, with a reminder to always ski and ride with caution.

Runs open today are Sunspot, Tumwater 3, Tumwater 2, Lower Tumwater, Mimi, Pika Peak, Lil Bombers Park, Bomber Access Road, Sitkum (Lower), Lower Chak Chak .

We may not have as much terrain open as usual at this point in this season , but there is a lot of fun on the menu being served up. DJ Good Cat is back by popular demand, and will be mixing up some sweet beats at the base area for your listening pleasure from 12-2pm today. And there’ll be more music to après-ciate with Mountain Music hosting Bandits of the Animal Kingdom, from 6:30-8:30pm during night riding this evening. So be sure to bring your snow dancing shoes to usher in more fun and more snow!

We cannot wait to see you on the mountain today!

Operations Info

Forecast

Today: Sunny, with a high near 26. Northwest wind 7 to 13 mph.

Mountain Operations

Open Daily with night skiing on Wednesday-Saturday nights.

Sunday-Tuesday: OPEN from 9am-4pm
Wednesday-Saturday: OPEN from 9am-9pm

View operating schedule here.

Lift Status*

Chair 1: Open 9am-9pm
Chair 2: Open 9am-8:30pm
Chair 3: CLOSED
Chair 4: Open 9am-9pm to mid-station
Ottobahn Carpet: Open 9am-9pm
Pika Peak Rope Tow: Open 9am-9pm
100Laps Rope Tow: CLOSED

*Chair configuration may change at any time.

Terrain*

Limited terrain will be open. Low coverage exists in places with marked and unmarked obstacles. Please stay on open runs and respect all rope lines/trail closures as they are there for your safety.

Snowmaking operations will continue whenever possible to expand terrain and improve coverage. This may include:

Modified terrain availability
Snowmaking equipment operating on open runs
Variable surface conditions in areas where snowmaking is underway

*Run status may change at any time.

Base Area Operations

Lift Tickets

Ticketing/Season Pass office OPEN at 8am.

Ticket Prices for Chair 1, Chair 2, and the Pika Peak rope tow and Ottobahn Carpet: Day tickets are $95 for ages 25-69, $85 for ages 18-24, $65 for ages 13-17, $55 for ages 8-12, $9 for ages 7 & under and $25 for ages 70+ for tickets purchased in advance and online.

All ticket types are valid until closing, including night skiing.

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Food Service

Chair 5 Pub – OPEN 8am-8:30pm
Ka-Wham Cafe – OPEN 7:30am-8pm
Midway Lodge – OPEN 9:30am-7:pm

**All listed hours may vary

Rental Shop

OPEN from 8am-9:30pm

Retail Shop

OPEN from 8am-9:30pm

Ski School

OPEN 8am-9:30pm

For lesson availability, click here.

Uphill Policy

Modified Uphill Policy In Effect.

Uphill Policy