Vail
The largest single-mountain ski resort in the U.S. — 5,317 acres of legendary front side, the Back Bowls, and the alpine drama of Blue Sky Basin.
Live snowfall
Base depth
Conditions report — Vail
Vail's terrain is so vast that conditions vary wildly across the mountain — the front side gets sun and traffic, while the Back Bowls and Blue Sky Basin hold powder for days after a storm. If lifts are spinning to Wildwood and the gondola is open, head south.
Front-side trails groomed nightly. Back Bowls and Blue Sky Basin stay natural.
Snow quality
Warm temps softening the surface. Spring conditions in effect.
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 Vail’s official snow report, updated every 2 hours.
See official snow report at Vail →Best runs today
- 1Blue Sky Basin glades for fresh tracks long after the front side gets tracked
- 2Sun Up and Sun Down Bowls when visibility is good
- 3Riva Ridge top-to-bottom for groomer cruisers
Never miss a powder day at Vail.
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Last updated Jul 26, 10:18 PM