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Rockin’ Ron for Hugh. 3 inches of snow overnight, and can you believe this… 23 inches in the past 6 days! Plus our snowmakers have been busy on Sterling and Madonna mountains. They move to Morse Mountain tomorrow on Curley’s Cutback, Log Jam, and Hibernator – all 3 of those trails will be closed on Wednesday and Thursday.

I got to make some turns today with Seth Crevison (aka Carv-ison) of the activities department. We enjoyed the fresh powder, even if it was a little sticky due to cold temps. He told me he’d never been on Shuttle (the trail that connects Drifter to Crossover and Lower Rumrunner), so we had to hit the bumps on those rolling slopes. We saw Adam Howard aka Howie, Editor of Backcountry Magazine on Upper Drifter. From the Madonna I Lift, Seth and I spotted our Snow Reporter Hugh Johnson dropping into Freefall. To quote Hugh “another beautiful day on the mountain!”

Seth on Catwalk below ‘upper’ Upper FIS aka Sally’s Alley. Look at all that snow!
Abominable Snow People Sculptures on top of Madonna.
Snowmaking on lower Upper FIS. Or is it upper Lower FIS?
Madonna I in the sun.
Seth on Upper Drifter.
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  • Weather

    Current Conditions

    29°F Snow (light snow)

    Today is the Opening Day of the 2024 – 2025 Season. The Sterling Lift opens at 8:30 am with terrain for intermediates and experts.

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    Today

    12/5/24

    Snow (snow)
    Max 30°F / Min 18°F

    Friday

    12/6/24

    Snow (snow)
    Max 21°F / Min 12°F

    Saturday

    12/7/24

    Snow (light snow)
    Max 21°F / Min 14°F

    Trail & Lift Status

    11 out of 78 open

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    4 out of 78 groomed

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    1 out of 8 open

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    Snow Totals

    4″inches

    New Snowfall

    40″inches

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    Natural Snow Depth: 6 to 12″

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