Weather and Ski Conditions

Monday February 16^th – 5:00 AM

Headline: Not your ordinary Monday!

Good Morning Wildcat Community –

Welcome to the President’s holiday week here at Wildcat, and wow its been great seeing so many of you coming out and enjoying what we have to offer. What is that you may ask?! Well how does 100% of terrain open, wall to wall grooming on our snowmaking terrain, and plenty of soft bumps on our natural trails sound?  There is literally something for everyone to enjoy out there! And with plenty going on at the mountain every day through this week, the vibes and stoke are at an all time high.

Today we expect to see early morning cloudiness gradually giving way to sunny skies in the afteroon with highs getting a bit warmer today at 25  – 32 degrees across mountain elevations. Thankfully we are expecting near calm winds (for Wildcat standards), which should keep it feeling really nice tomorrow. Don’t forget the sunscreen!

All week you can expect holiday hours which mean we will be operating from 8:30am – 4pm with 4 lifts, including the Wildcat Express, Bobcat, Snow Cat, and Snow Belt. Conditions should continue to be top notch as you can expect machine groomed packed powder on 22 trails with packed powder and variable conditions on our 26 natural trails. Don’t forget to check out Polecat, the longest novice run in NH at 2.75 miles, or Lynx, the locals voted favorite groomed trail, to our signature natural terrain including Top Cat, Starline, to the Sphynx! Don’t forget that the Snowcat lift has made its heroic return this year and Wildcat boasts one the best beginner terrain in the Valley.

We are jammed packed with entertainment for the whole Presidents Holiday Week as we have music everyday in the Pub from 1pm - 4pm with Candie Trembay! Couple that with your favorite Olympic events airing in the on the TV’s, and it’s the perfect spot to take a break from enjoying some epic turns.

Whether you are joining us for your first or 50^th time, don’t forget to stop by Wildcat Sports to snag your favorite logo wear, grab a quick 30-minute tune down in our rental shop, or order a fresh espresso beverage (with adult options) at our Bobcat Bar. Back by popular demand are our famous Wildcat Trail pins, while supplies last, so stop by guest services to ask for your favorite trail!

Take advantage of our advanced pricing on all lift tickets, lessons, and rentals online at www.skiwildcat.com for the best deal, and maybe treat your friends to your Epic Friends tickets if you are a passholder. Limited space is still available in our Ski & Ride School and Kitten Club play care for this weekend and next week, and walk-ins are welcome!

We are super excited to announce our Community Appreciation Day on February 25^th, our way of saying thank you to our local and regional ski community with $62 advanced tickets ($69 at the window)! If you haven’t come to experience the beauty, iconic terrain, and amazing vibes of Wildcat Mountain, now is the chance at an amazing deal. Tickets are available online now HERE! For our loyal passholders, your Epic Friends tickets can be used on the discounted window rate, and we’d love to see a lot of you coming out for this special day.

The Cat is Back and there is no time like now to come out and enjoy this fresh new snow and the best conditions of the season. With more snow in the forecast later this week, its only going to get better, so keep doing your snow dances and we’ll see you there!

      Brandon Swartz – General Manager

Uphill Access – OPEN

Uphill access is OPEN for the season on the designated route of Polecat Trail from 4:30pm – 8am. Please reference our Uphill Policy here for more information, and please keep in mind that uphill access is not allowed during operational hours.

Out of Bounds Access ALERT

Recently our Patrol team was called to assist a couple groups of guests find their way out of side country terrain that is accessible from our trail network. These areas are beyond our resort boundary, for experts only, unmarked, and unpatrolled. If you are unfamiliar with this area it’s best to wait until we see a better snowpack and go with someone that has familiarity with this terrain. Thank you!