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Lower Morse Liftline

We are presently making snow on Curley’s Cutback, Log Jam, and Hibernator. These trails will be closed today. We received a dusting of new snow overnight and 24 inches in the past 8 days. Currently, it is cloudy and 12 degrees at the summit of Sterling with winds of 5 to 10 mph. Today’s forecast is calling for cloudy skies with snow developing late in the day with a high of 27 degrees at the base and 20 degrees at higher elevations. Tonight’s forecast is snow showers with 1 to 3 inches of accumulation possible. Today we have top-to-bottom skiing and riding on all 3 mountains with 6 lifts operating, including Madonna I. We have 67 trails open with terrain for all ability levels. 28 trails have been groomed for today for a grand total of 119 inches of freshly groomed terrain. Surface conditions are packed powder and machine groomed with average base depths of 8 to 30 inches. It’s going to be a little chilly Friday and Saturday. Today and Sunday will be more suited for the fair weather skier or rider, just saying.

The Nordic Center is open with 15 km of snowshoeing and 17 km of cross-country trails. The small ice rink is also open.

This weekend the featured beverage for the apres sports parties at Bootlegger’s and the Black Bear Tavern is Woodchuck.

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  • Weather

    Current Conditions

    11°F Snow (snow)

    Great start to the season. Presently making snow on Morse Mountain.

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    Extended Forecast

    Today

    12/7/24

    Snow (snow)
    Max 21°F / Min 11°F

    Sunday

    12/8/24

    Snow (snow)
    Max 31°F / Min 18°F

    Monday

    12/9/24

    Snow (light snow)
    Max 25°F / Min 13°F

    Trail & Lift Status

    21 out of 78 open

    Trails Open

    6 out of 78 groomed

    Groomed

    1 out of 8 open

    Lifts Open

    Snow Totals

    8″inches

    New Snowfall

    50″inches

    Season Total

    Snow Depths

    Natural Snow Depth: 10 to 16″

    Man-Made Snow Depth: 20 to 40″

    Snow Surfaces

    Primary: Packed Powder

    Secondary: Powder

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