Wolf Creek Ski Area has received 8″ of fresh snow in the last 24 hours for a new storm total of 53″. The all-natural snow depth is 163″ at the midway with a year-to-date total snowfall of 462″. Conditions are excellent with Powder/Packed Powder and extensive grooming throughout the mountain.
Wolf Creek Pass remains closed on the West Side, with delays on the East Side of the Pass. The Ski Area website, wolfcreekski.com, will be updated with any new information about this closure.
Crews are performing mitigation and snow removal operations today on the west side of the pass. No estimated time of opening. Skier traffic is allowed on the east side of the pass between the ski area and Southfork. However, skiers should be aware that intermittent spot closures may occur periodically when crews are performing snow removal to keep that side of the pass open. No commercial big rigs are allowed to travel past the South Fork gate.
Wolf Creek Ski Area is 100% open 7-days a week for the 2022-2023 ski season.
Snow report for Thursday, March 23
Summit Base Depth: 178″
Midway Base Depth: 163″
New Snow (24 Hours): 8″
New Snow (7 Days): 68″
Year-to-Date: 462″
Today, Thursday, March 23rd, lift tickets will be at Regular Rates – $85 for Adults, $54 for Seniors & $42 for Children.
For the protection of our guests who have pre-purchased lift tickets, Wolf Creek Ski Area will now require the purchaser’s I.D. and the credit card used to purchase the lift tickets when picking up tickets at the ticket office. The Ticket Office is open from 8am-4pm.
This Sunday, March 26, is College Day! Students with a current class schedule and valid college photo ID can purchase a lift ticket for $62.
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