Steamboat, nestled in Colorado's Yampa Valley, continues to offer a strong ski season, marked by its famous Champagne Powder® snow. According to the latest report from onthesnow.com, as of February 13, the resort has a 36-inch base depth.
Here’s a quick look at current conditions:
- Base Depth: 36 inches
- Lifts Open: 19 out of 23
- Runs Open: 163 out of 184
- Acres Open: 2733
Trail Accessibility:
- Beginner Runs: 89% open
- Intermediate Runs: 98% open
- Advanced Runs: 71% open
- Expert Runs: 17% open
Recent and Forecasted Snowfall:
- Recent Snowfall (past 5 days): 0", 0", 2", 4", 9"
- Forecasted Snowfall (next 6 days): 1", 0", 0", 0", 6", 10"
The snow report, sourced directly from the Steamboat Ski Resort, indicates that conditions are updated regularly during the official ski season. The "Powder Summit" depth is reported at 54 inches, 69% higher than the average of 52 inches for this time of year, according to onthesnow.com.
Steamboat is known for its extensive terrain, covering 3741 acres across six peaks. The resort features a vertical drop of 3666 feet. The base elevation is 6900 feet, and the summit reaches 10566 feet. Steamboat typically receives an average of 292 inches of snow annually, supplemented by snowmaking operations.
The resort's 184 trails are serviced by 23 lifts, including gondolas and high-speed lifts. The trail breakdown caters to a variety of skill levels:
- 12% Beginner
- 38% Intermediate
- 41% Advanced
- 9% Expert
Families can take advantage of dedicated learning areas, and freestyle skiers/riders have access to terrain parks and pipes. Steamboat's projected closing date is April 19, according to onthesnow.com.
Steamboat Springs offers a blend of skiing and Western culture. The town is near the resort, providing access to hot springs and other activities.
