Snow & Trail Report

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  Update for Sunday, November 30, 2025, updated at 2:00 pm

  Between the tantalizing trifecta of overnight snow, daytime flurries, and our snowmakers doing what they do best, Saturday delivered magnificent turns! Even better news: the colder temperatures locked in the fantastic shape of the snow for tomorrow’s riders to enjoy.

  For Sunday, you will be reaping the rewards of such conditions, riding on fresh groomed powder on Crawfords Blaze, Ben, Outer Bounds, and Go West. Runs Big Ben and Bretton’s Wood are still seeing snowmaking to build a base, but they require a little more time and are not yet open for riding. If you wish to avoid the guns, face-blast-free riding can be found lapping Rangeview.

  We have 3 lifts operating and 6 trails open with a machine groomed/packed powder snow surface. Lifts operate from 9 AM until 3:30 PM.

  If you want to make the most out of your weekend turns, level up quickly with a Private Lesson from one of our top-tier pros. And remember: the fastest route to the snow is always online. Secure your season pass, lift tickets, and gear rentals in advance for the best rates and to skip the ticket-line shuffle!

  As many of our wonderful amenities begin to open, stay up-to-date on our Hours of Operation page.

  The Gondola is running for both skiing/riding access and Scenic Rides (9 AM – 2 PM) up to the Rosebrook Lodge and Switchback Grille (open today at, 11 AM to 2:30 PM). For tasty treats, Sweetz Candy (11 AM – 3 PM) and the Waffle Cabin (8 AM – 4 PM) are open today as well.

  Due to the limited terrain, uphill travel is not permitted at this time.

  We look forward to seeing you here for a great Sunday! From the Snow Reporter and the Bretton Woods Team.

• Alpine Weather Report

  The weather for Sunday will be slightly warmer than the current trend. You can expect high 20s°F and low 30s°F throughout the day, still mostly within the goldilocks temperature zone with a high around 34°F and a low near 24°F. As seen yesterday, the cold air will continue to maintain excellent snow conditions. More blustery snow flurries will continue to come through in the morning, and it is expected to be cloudy. Towards the afternoon, wind speeds will begin to steady, as a rain/snow mix will fall over the mountain. Total accumulation should be 2-4″ mostly at the summit.

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