The Steamboat snow report for Mar 23 is a 63" base depth with 23 of 23 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Steamboat are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Snow Reporter Comments: Good Morning, Skiers and Riders! This is Laurie with your 5 am snow report for Sunday, March 23rd. Remember the easiest way to get up to date information is on the Steamboat app or website.
At Mid Mountain, we’ve had 1 new inch of snow in the past 24 hours, with 0 inches falling since the mountain closed yesterday.
At the Summit, we’ve had 1 new inch of snow in the past 24 hours, with 0 inches falling since the mountain closed yesterday.
Our Mid mountain base is 63 inches, the temperature is 20 degrees, the winds are 15 miles per hour from the WNW, with partly cloudy skies.
The Summit base is 109 inches, the temperature is 14 degrees, the winds are 25 miles per hour from the SSW, with partly cloudy skies.
The base temperature is 29 degrees.
We will be skiing and riding on 23 lifts, 184 runs, and 3741 acres on PP snow.
Looking to master moguls? Join Steamboat's own Olympic Medalist, Nelson Carmichael for a free mogul clinic today at 1:00pm. All intermediate and advanced skiers are welcome to enjoy a full run of tips and insight on skiing the bumps. The meeting place is at the sign outside the lower entrance of Four Points Lodge. Don’t miss it.
Stay in the know with the Steamboat Resort App. Find it in the app store on your mobile device and get lift and trail statuses, conditions updates, and more.
If you are thinking of exploring outside the ski area boundaries, and don’t know exactly where you are going, don’t go.
Ski and Ride with Care and we will see you on the mountain!
Steamboat, nestled in the Yampa Valley of Colorado, is a premier ski destination known for its authentic western charm and "Champagne Powder" snow. Located in the northwestern part of the state, Steamboat offers over 2,965 acres of skiable terrain across six distinct peaks, making it one of the largest ski resorts in Colorado. With 23 lifts and more than 180 trails, Steamboat provides a diverse range of skiing and snowboarding opportunities for all skill levels, from wide-open groomers to expert tree runs and glades.
Steamboat has long been known for its laid-back atmosphere, family-friendly amenities, and incredible snow conditions. The resort averages 314 inches of snowfall each year, with its famous light, dry powder creating some of the best skiing in the country. Whether you're looking for scenic views, adventurous terrain, or a welcoming vibe, Steamboat combines a rich history with world-class skiing to create a memorable winter experience.
