Weather and Ski Conditions

6:30am

Good Morning Wildcat Community –

Today, there will be cloudy skies with temps topping out at 40-50 degrees across mountain elevations with a slight chance of precipitation increasing late afternoon. One potential buzzkill for the day is that we do expect some moderate to possibly strong winds as the day progresses. Ideally this won’t impact lift operations, but if they do, our teams will be ready to pivot as needed to keep you skiing and riding on as much of the mountain as possible. Stay tuned to the My Epic App, this report, and the Lift & Terrain Status page for the most up to date information!

We will be open today from 9:00 am – 4pm with 3 lifts and 43 trails. The groomers have manicured 20 of these trails which will have packed powder machine groomed conditions while on our 23 natural trails you should expect variable conditions and natural features. All this to say, I wouldn’t take your best skis of the groomers today! As stated above, Patrol will continue to assess conditions throughout the day with settling/melting snowpack, and this trail count could decrease as the day progresses.

Our famous Wildcat Trail pins and other free limited-edition pins are back while supplies last, so stop by guest services to ask for your favorite trail! And if you haven’t stopped in to grab your Wildcat logo gear at Wildcat Sports this season, now is the time as select apparel is now 30% as we go into latter part of our winter season.

Last but certainly not least, our Ski & Ride School and Nursery are in full swing on the best learning terrain in the Valley as we have all of our beginner terrain fully open. This terrain includes the longest novice run in NH, the Polecat, at 2.75 miles, or check out the Wild Kitten with our signature and kid favorite tunnel that gets you from the top of the Bobcat lift safely to that trail. We still have spaces available for all ages and walk-in’s are always welcome!

Looking at the rest of the week, we should expect to see a change in conditions as we will experience some mixed precipitation going into Thursday followed by cooling temps that will most likely firm up the snow surface again on Friday.

POND SKIM UPDATE – As you may have noticed, yesterday we announced that we will be shifting the pond skim down to the Attitash for April 4^th to ensure that we can guarantee the event will take place this year. Although our snowpack is doing alright in the base area right now, we rather keep it where its needed to ensure that we can ski & ride into April. We still