Comment Archives: Locations
Re: “Lake Como”
SNOW REPORT FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 24th:
Observations from Como Trails Club.
"It snowed all week up there...Might bring the rollers up and pack everything down again tonight.
"Only access to upper trails is through Wolf Track trail off of the 550A rd. You can almost drive to the bottom of it now. The snow is good up wolf through Shannon Gulch up to the upper road. Its an 11 mile tour to go all the way to Tin Cup overlook and back.
"550 road is closed, no base under the new snow, only rocks and dirt!
"The skiing should be good for another week up there, [the] grooming contract is over on the 31st... The sign-in sheets show that there were over 600+ skiers and 500+ dogs since Jan. 5th."
Re: “Big Sky Resort”
SNOW REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23RD:
There's a new trace of snow this morning at Big Sky. Two to four inches fell in the last 24 hours and 10-14 inches fell in the last 48 hours. After some technical difficulties, the tram is up and running once again. It's currently -2 degrees with a wind blowing at five mph. Expect mostly cloudy skies and the occasional snow shower. The mountain is 100% open with base depths of 59 inches at the bottom and 88 inches up top. Since it's Saturday, the Ramcharger chair runs til 5pm!
GET SOME!!
Re: “Blacktail Mountain Ski Area”
SNOW REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23RD:
Four new inches of snow overnight, that really good lake-effect snow, you know, and six inches in the last 24 hours. Snow conditions: powder, packed powder, and machine groomed. It's currently 11 degrees with calm winds and unlimited visibility. What makes powder skiing even better? Blue bird skies. The snow depth is 81 inches.
GET SOME!!
Re: “Bridger Bowl”
SNOW REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23RD:
Three inches of fresh fell overnight and five inches fell in the last 24 hours. There's a current settled base of 70 inches. It's 12 degrees currently with light winds and a high of 20 degrees with a 50% chance of snow. Primary surface conditions: powder. Secondary: machine groomed.
Re: “Whitefish Mountain Resort”
SNOW REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23RD:
No new snow overnight, but one inch fell in the last 24 hours and 20 inches fell in the last seven days. Conditions include groomed and packed snow, with 98 trails open. There's a settled base of 115 inches at the top. It's currently 6 degrees and clear skies with good visibility and light winds.
GET SOME!!
Re: “Red Lodge Mountain Resort”
SNOW REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23RD:
Eight new inches of snow overnight, eight in the last 24 hours, 10 inches in the last 48 hours and 18 inches fell in the last week. Winter has finally come! It's currently 8 degrees with a high of 15. Skies are partly cloudy and there's a 60% chance of snow with winds from 5 to 20 mph. Settled base at 33 inches. All trails are open except the bonus terrain.
GET SOME!!
Re: “Moonlight Basin”
SNOW REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23RD:
Trace of new snow overnight, and about an inch in the last 24 hours and SEVEN inches in the last 48 hours. There's a base depth of 63 inches. Surface conditions include powder, packed powder, and machine groomed with areas of blowing snow and high winds throughout the day. It's currently two degrees at the base, with an expected high of 5 degrees and cloudy. All terrain is open.
GET SOME!!
Re: “Montana Snowbowl”
SNOW REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23RD:
All your die-hardness of the last few weeks have paid off. Eight new inches of fresh fell overnight. 17 inches fell in the last week. Surface conditions include powder, packed powder, and machine groomed. The snow will keep falling today with an accumulation of 2 to 4 inches, a high of 23 degrees and winds from 5 to 10 mph. Snow's gonna keep fallin all through the week. NOTE: the bowl is now closed Mondays and Tuesdays, and spring hours are in effect (10am to 4:30pm).
GET SOME!!
Re: “Lost Trail Powder Mountain”
SNOW REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23RD:
LT got two new inches over night, two inches in the last 24 hours, and four inches in the last 48 hours. Surface conditions include POWDER, packed powder, and machine groomed. It's currently 10 degrees with calm winds and snowing still. All chairs are running besides Huckleberry, but all trails are open. There's a base of 86 inches on the bottom and 93 inches at the summit. NOTE: LT starts their Saturday/Sunday only schedule next week, and plan to close April 7th.
GET SOME!!
Re: “Lookout Pass Ski and Recreation Area”
SNOW REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23RD:
One new inch of snow overnight, three inches of snow in the last 24 hours, and seven inches in the last 48 hours, making for a total of 11 inches of fluffy Lookout powder coming up to your knees. At least. Secondary surface conditions include machine groomed and packed powder, but stick to the primary stuff: POW POW. There's 82 settled inches on the bottom and 139 inches on the top. All runs are open today. It's currently 19 degrees and partly cloudy with calm winds.
GET SOME!!
Re: “Discovery Ski Area”
SNOW REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23RD:
FOUR new inches overnight. FOUR new inches in the last 24 hours. FIVE new inches in the last 48 hours and EIGHT new inches of snow in the last 72 hours. Your primary surface condition today will be powder, with grooming on the side. Disco's got a settled base of 35 inches on the bottom and 56 inches up top. The area is 90% open, current temperatures are 10-20 degrees, partly cloudy, and no wind.
GET. SOME.
Re: “Missoula Senior Center”
Starlighters Swing Band St Patrick's Day Night at the Senior Citizens Center was a Remember when and an event I won't forget. Remembering when dance bands and music in the 50s and 60s were dancable and solid good times. Kids at this event were jitter-bugging like I used to do ( I am 70+ now) and it was good to see the youth keeping the dance alive and well in Down town Missoula. Kudos to all who made it happen!!
Bill Farrell
Re: “Bohart Ranch”
SNOW REPORT FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 17TH:
Bohart Ranch got four new inches of snow to play on. It's currently 27 degrees and still snowing. The surface condition is packed powder, but trails have been groomed today. Yesterday's high was 40 degrees.
Re: “Chief Joseph Pass”
SNOW REPORT FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 17TH:
It's too hot to groom this week. If it snows this week, grooming might be a possibility. If you're into crust cruising, skiing should be good each day until noon. There's a 90% chance of snow today with a high near 28 degrees with winds blowing at 16 to 21 mph, gusts at 28 mph. Daytime accumulation could be up to two inches, and snow is forecasted for the rest of the week.
Re: “Izaak Walton Inn & Resort”
SNOW REPORT FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 17TH:
It's currently a balmy 38 degrees and mostly cloudy. No new snow has fallen in the last few days. The settled base is 24 inches and 50 inches. All cross country and skate trails are open.
Re: “Lake Como”
SNOW REPORT FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 17TH:
Observations from Como Trails Club.
"Well its almost gone! All access to upper roads is by going up Wolf track trail. You can drive right to the base of it now, good snow all the way up yesterday. Upper road and the first part of middle are still very skiable.
550 road and 550A road have completely melted out, nothing left of 550A and long patches of gravel on 550.
I plan on dragging Upper road, Shannon and Wolf Track Sunday morning [today] for one more skate party! then the last of the equipment comes down and we are done for the year!"
Re: “Lubrecht Experimental Forest”
SNOW REPORT FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 17TH:
Observations from Missoula Nordic Ski Club.
Conditions are spring-like, with corn snow developing. Not much new snow has fallen since earlier in the month. The trails were last recorded as groomed on Friday, March 8th.
Re: “Mount Haggin”
SNOW REPORT FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 17TH:
Observations of Mile High Nordic Ski Club.
"Last Sunday, March 10th, track was well-defined and firm, with temperatures in low 40's and transitional fresh snow with ice/corn snow on parts of the track. The track is turning hard and corny, so use caution on the downhills & turns as it is fast. We suspect skiing should be good for a few more weeks, but did note that our snowfall is down compared to years' past."
Trails last groomed on March 5th.
Re: “Pattee Canyon Recreation Area”
SNOW REPORT FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 17TH:
Grooming for the season is pretty much over here. Trails were last groomed on Thursday, March 7th. Only a quarter inch of new snow fell last Monday. Skiing is still pretty good though, so enjoy it while it lasts!
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Re: “Izaak Walton Inn & Resort”
SNOW REPORT FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 24th:
No new snow in the last few days. There's settled base of 26 and 50 inches, and all skate and classic trails are still open. It's currently 26 degrees with mixed clouds in the skies.