Arapahoe Basin
1,428 acres of high-alpine, no-frills, expert-leaning skiing — and the longest season in Colorado, often spinning lifts into June.
Live snowfall
Base depth
Conditions report — Arapahoe Basin
A-Basin lives above 10,780 ft — when it snows here, the snow is cold and stays cold. Wind on the East Wall can shut hike-to terrain; the Beavers and Montezuma Bowl give you protected alternatives. Late season is no joke — June turns are very real here.
Most blue and intermediate terrain groomed nightly. Black and expert terrain stays natural.
Snow quality
Soft corn snow on south-facing aspects. Plan around the sun.
Forecast snow
Cumulative forecast inches via OpenMeteo.
Extended forecast
Cumulative inches over the extended forecast window.
Snapshot
- 24hr snowfall
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- 48hr snowfall
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- 72hr snowfall
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- Base depth
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- Forecast +24hr
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Snow numbers scraped from Arapahoe Basin’s official snow report, updated every 2 hours.
Data source: Resort snow report (scraped)
See official snow report at Arapahoe Basin →Daily snowfall
Daily snowfall, last 4 days.
Best runs today
- 1Pallavicini if it's open and you're up for it
- 2Montezuma Bowl for sheltered powder when the front is windblown
- 3Beavers and Steep Gullies when the snow is deep and stable
Never miss a powder day at Arapahoe Basin.
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Last updated Sep 10, 6:52 AM