Wolf Creek has received 44 inches of snow in the last week. The current midway snow depth is 84 inches, with a year-to-date snowfall total of 226 inches.
Conditions are Powder/Packed Powder with grooming throughout the mountain.
Snow report for Monday, February 12
Summit Base Depth: 87″
Midway Base Depth: 82″
New Snow (72 Hours): 2″
New Snow (7 Days): 44″
Year-to-Date: 226″
The 2023-2024 ski season is underway with 7-day a week operations! All lifts are operating from 8:30am to 4:00pm giving access to 100% of Terrain.
Lift tickets are at Regular Rates – $89 for Adults, $58 for Seniors & $44 for Children. Lift Ticket Pickup Boxes are available in the Base Camp Building for guests who have pre-purchased regular adult, senior and children tickets!
Today, Monday, February 12 is a Ms. Mondays ski & snowboard clinic! Ladies with C ability and above can purchase a lift ticket and 2 hour morning lesson combo for just $111 or $92 for seniors.
Friday, February 16 and Sunday, February 17 are Super Saver Blackout days.
Wolf Creek Ski Area is stoked to be celebrating the 10th season of the Treasure Stoke Lift. To commemorate the 10th anniversary, Treasure Sports will have a 25% discount on both long and short sleeve “Stoked For 10 Years” Anniversary tees.
The Upper Lodge, Pathfinder Bar, Base Camp, Continental Espresso Bar, Raven’s Roost, and Prospector are open today. Alberta Grill is closed today, Monday, February 12. For guests who have food sensitivities, we recommend using the Base Camp Lodge, the picnic facility, to bring up your own lunch that meets your allergy and dietary restrictions. Wolf Creek kitchens are small making chances of cross contamination possible.
The Fun Loop, The Meadow Loop, and Lake Spur Nordic Trails were groomed and track set Saturday, February 10.
Check WolfCreekSki.com or 1-800-SKI-WOLF for the most up-to-date information.
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