The Steamboat snow report for Jan 21 is a 47" base depth with 23 of 23 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Steamboat are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Snow Reporter Comments: Good Morning Skiers and Riders! This is Caitlin with your 5 am snow report for Tuesday, January 21st. Remember the easiest way to get up to date information is on the Steamboat app or website.
At Mid Mountain, we’ve had ½ an inch of new snow in the past 24 hours.
Our Mid mountain base is 47 inches, the temperature is -3 degrees, the winds are 5 miles per hour from the SSW, with Clear skies.
The Summit base is 72 inches, the temperature is -11 degrees, the winds 19 miles per hour from the SSW, with Clear skies.
The base temperature is -25 degrees.
We will be skiing and riding on 23 lifts, 182 runs, and 3,704 acres on Packed Powder.
Starting today Ikon passholders can get 35% off window rate 1-day lift tickets for friends and family who don’t have a pass. This is a killer deal that must be booked by February 18th. Blockout dates apply for Ikon Base Pass and Ikon Session Passes.
Stay in the know with the Steamboat Resort App. Find it in the app store on your mobile device and get lift and trail statuses, conditions updates, and more.
If you are thinking of exploring outside the ski area boundaries, and don’t know exactly where you are going, don’t go.
Ski and Ride with Care and we will see you on the mountain!
Steamboat Ski Resort is a premier ski destination famous for its Champagne Powder®. The mountain is also known for its unique aspen glades, offering up some of the best tree skiing in North America.
Founded in 1963, Steamboat Ski Resort, located just outside of Steamboat Springs, is situated across seven mountain peaks within the Park Range and overlooks the Yampa Valley. The area has a rich western heritage and cowboy vibe that's celebrated throughout many annual events held on the mountain and in town, including the Cowboy Downhill and the Steamboat Winter Carnival. It’s about a 3-hour drive from Denver and an hour and a half from Summit County.
One of the largest ski resorts in Colorado, Steamboat Springs has been dubbed Ski Town, U.S.A. ®, due to the fact that more Olympians call Steamboat home than any other ski resort. It’s one of Colorado's best family-friendly ski resorts.
Steamboat Ski Resort has 3,741 of skiable terrain, 184 named trails, and 23 lifts. The base elevation is 6,900 feet, and the summit elevation is 10,568 feet. The vertical rise is 3,668 feet.
