Snow & Ski Conditions King Pine

The King Pine snow report for Mar 17 is a 36" base depth with 4 of 5 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at King Pine are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
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Recent Snowfall

     
0"0"3"0"0"0"

Base

36"
Variable Conditions

Summit

42"
Variable Conditions

Depth vs Average

147%
vs average of 24" on Mar 17
Snow Reporter Comments: Four lifts are scheduled to open at 10:00am including Polar Bear, Black Bear, Cubby Carpet and Bear Rug with skiing and riding on King Pine, Pine Cone, Pine Spills, East Slope, West Slope, Knotty Pine, Red Pine, White Pine, Pine Slalom, Jack Pine, Scotch Pine, Pokey Pine, Slow Pokey Pine, Pine Board, Crooked Pine, Pitch Pine and Pine Brule, as well as the Bear Rug and Cubby Carpet Learning Center areas. Please Note: "Alpine Touring" is allowed in accordance with our Uphill Access Policy on the frontside of the mountain via Scotch Pine and on the backside via Slow Pokey/Pokey Pine.
Lifts Open
4/5 open
Acres Open
50 Acres Open
Runs Open
17/17 open
Runs Open
100%

Resort Overview

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Dec 12
Projected Opening
Mar 29
Projected Closing
King Pine sits in a valley in the White Mountains National Forest and primarily serves the beginner and intermediate skier or snowboarder. That's not to say there aren't some steeps. The sheltered location protects the slopes from cold winds making most ski and ride days pleasant. The resort is known for it's family-friendly atmosphere, affordability and great grooming. The vertical is a short 350 feet, so keeping track of the kids is easy. Guests will love the adjacent Purity Spring Resort, where they can find lodging, home-style food and world class amenities. 

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