Aspen Snowmass Snow Depths, Terrain, and Events - Spring Skiing at Its Finest

Ski Report for Aspen Snowmass, Colorado

Daily Ski Conditions for Aspen Snowmass, Colorado

If you're itching to hit the slopes at Aspen Snowmass, you're in for a treat Right now, the current snow depth is around 8,604 feet at the base and 12,510 feet at the summit, offering a massive vertical drop of 4,406 feet. While there hasn't been significant new snowfall in the past 24 or 48 hours, the season total stands strong, setting up the slopes for a fantastic spring ski experience.

Currently, all four mountains are operating with extended hours, and at Snowmass, you can enjoy the trails until 3:30 PM, with the Sky Cab Gondola running from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM. With 98 trails, 20 lifts, and a wide variety of terrain, you'll have endless options for adventure. The weather is warming up, with clear skies and temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s by day, perfect for spring skiing.

Looking ahead, the forecast for the next five days shows spring-like conditions, with plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures. The pistes are well-groomed, while off-piste conditions are a bit variable due to melting. Don't miss out on the upcoming events like the Battle in the Bowl and Limitless Challenge at Snowmass, happening this weekend.

Aspen Snowmass is wrapping up the season with closing days soon: Buttermilk closes on April 6, Highlands on April 13, and Aspen and Snowmass on April 19 and 20, respectively. Make sure to plan your visit before these dates to catch the action Additionally, keep an eye out for new developments like the coming Coney Express lift at Snowmass.

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Episode Transcript

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If you're itching to hit the slopes at Aspen Snow Mass,
you're in for a treat right now. The current snow
depth is around eight thousand, six hundred and four feet
at the base and twelve thousand, five hundred and ten
feet at the summit, offering a massive vertical drop of
four thousand, four hundred and six feet. While there hasn't
been significant new snowfall in the past twenty four or

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forty eight hours, the season total stands strong, setting up
the slopes for a fantastic spring ski experience. Currently, all
four mountains are operating with extended hours, and at snow
Mass you can enjoy the trails until three thirty pm,
with the Skycab gondola running from eight am to nine pm.
With ninety eight trails, twenty lifts, and a wide variety

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of terrain, you'll have endless options for adventure. The weather
is warming up, with clear skies and temperatures in the
mid fifties to low sixties by day, perfect for spring skiing.
Looking ahead, the forecast for the next five days shows
spring liken editions with plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures.

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The peasts are well groomed while off piece conditions are
a bit variable due to melting. Don't miss out on
the upcoming events like the Battle in the Bowl and
Limitless Challenge at Snowmass, happening this weekend. Aspen Snowmass is
wrapping up the season with closing days soon, Buttermilk closes
on April sixth, Highlands on April thirteenth, and Aspen and

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Snowmass on April nineteenth and twentieth, respectively. Make sure to
plan your visit before these dates to catch the action environments. Additionally,
keep an eye out for new developments like the coming
Cony Express lift at snow Mass. And that is it
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