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Snow Report

Conditions for Tuesday, February 09 - 6:00 AM

  • Base: 13°
  • Summit: 7°
  • Trails Open 109 (41.1 Miles)
  • Lifts Open: 2
  • Lifts Scheduled: 10
  • Primary Surface
    • Packed Powder/Powder
  • Snowfall
  • Last 24 Hours: 1"
  • Last 72 Hours: 4-7"
  • Last 7 Days: 10-17"
  • Season Total: 166"
  • Average Base Depths
  • Snowmaking: 28" - 52"
  • Natural Snow: 18" - 32"
  • Mt. Mansfield Stake: 63"

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This is a projected report. For the latest snow conditions and information go to Stowe Livetime.
Lifts
 Double Alpine Double 9:00 Quad Sensation Quad 9:00 Double Easy Street Double 8:30
 Quad FourRunner Quad 8:00 Gondola Gondola 8:30 Quad Sunny Spruce Quad 9:00
 Double Lookout Double 9:00 Triple Adventure Triple 9:00 Triple Mountain Triple 9:00
 Double Toll House Double 9:00 Single Midway Surface 8:45 Gondola Over Easy Transfer Gondola 7:30
 Single Magic Carpet 9:00

Lift Report

News & Events

We have partly cloudy skies here early this morning and the forecast for today calls for a chance of morning flurries followed by partly sunny skies. Our groomers turned the recent snowfall into fresh corduroy on 51 trails last night, including the steep favorite Nosedive, and they also groomed our five terrain parks and the half-pipe. We continue to make snow to build up those base depths for the spring and last night we made snow on North Slope at Mansfield, plus Inspiration, Lower Smugglers & West Slope at Spruce Peak. Snowmaking operations will continue today on North Slope, Lower Smugglers, and West Slope so please be aware of that if you'd like to avoid skiing or riding through the snow guns. Today's "Share the Slope" message: When starting downhill or merging, look uphill and yield. Events: Eastern Cup races continue today & tomorrow on the Main Street trail at Spruce Peak and there's plenty of room on the right side of the trail to catch all the exciting action.

Caution

You may find unmarked obstacles such as rocks, ledges, stumps, trees, bare spots and variations in terrain. Do not proceed unless you accept responsibility for your safety and equipment, and are willing to confront all conditions and risks of a mountain environment. Lifts and trails exist in a mountain environment, and may close due to weather, usage and/or special maintenance.

For More Information

Snow Phone: 802-253-3600
General Info: 800-253-4SKI

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