Powder King Ski Resort

Powder King

Projected Opening: Nov 27
Projected Closing: Apr 04
Lifts: 3
Trails: 38
Skiable Terrain: 925 ac
Base: 2,999'
Summit: 5,499'
Vertical Drop: 2,100'
Average Snowfall: 300"

Snowfall

300"

Annual Snowfall

Nov30"
Dec80"
Jan77"
Feb71"
Mar51"
Apr15"

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