Vail Ski Report: Exploring the Snowy Slopes with Optimal Conditions and Safety Precautions

Ski Report for Vail, Colorado

Daily Ski Conditions for Vail, Colorado

If you're heading to Vail, Colorado, for some epic skiing or snowboarding, here's what you need to know. The current snow depth at Vail isn't explicitly reported, but as of March 17, the base depth was around 67 inches. Recent snowfall has been light, with about 1 inch expected on March 18 and a total of 2 inches forecast over the next 48 hours. Currently, 30 out of 34 lifts are open, and 228 of 234 kilometers of pistes are available for skiing.

The weather is partly sunny with highs around 39°F and a west wind of 5 to 10 mph. For the next five days, expect varying temperatures with some snowfall. On March 18, it's cloudy with 1 inch of new snow, while March 19 brings light snow showers. Temperatures will fluctuate, with valley lows around 16°F and highs up to 46°F.

Piste conditions are generally good, with some powder days available. Off-piste conditions require caution due to variable snow and potential avalanche risks. Season total snowfall isn't specified, but Vail typically receives significant snow throughout the winter.

Visitors should check the local avalanche risk and ski with appropriate safety gear when venturing off-piste. The season closes on April 21, 2025, so there's still plenty of time to enjoy the slopes. Don't forget to download the My Epic App for live webcams, lift line status, and real-time operational alerts to make the most of your Vail experience.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
If you're heading to Veil, Colorado for some epic skiing
or snowboarding, here's what you need to know. The current
snow depth that Veil isn't explicitly reported, but as of
March seventeenth, the base depth was around sixty seven inches.
Recent snowfall has been light, with about one inch expected
on March eighteenth and a total of two inches forecast

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over the next forty eight hours. Currently, thirty out of
thirty four lifts are open and two hundred twenty eight
of two hundred and thirty four kilometers of pists are
available for skiing. The weather is partly sunny, with highs
around thirty nine Griffin Year and a west wind of
five to ten miles per hour. For the next five days,
expect varying temperatures with some snowfall. On March eighteenth, it's

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cloudy with one inch of new snow, while March nineteen
brings light snow showers. Temperatures will fluctuate, with valley lows
around sixteen zers and highs up to forty six is
Farrour Pieced conditions are generally good, with some powder days
available off pust conditions require due to variable snow and
potential avalanche risks. Season total snowfall isn't specified, but Veil

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typically receives significant snow throughout the winter. Visitors should check
the local avalanche risk and ski with appropriate safety gear
when venturing off piste. The season closes on April twenty first,
twenty twenty five, so there's still plenty of time to
enjoy the slopes. Don't forget to download the my Epic
app for live webcams, lift line status, and real time

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operational alerts to make the most of your Veil experience.
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