Report Updated: Saturday, January 10, 2026 7:35 AM
Finally, some great totals in the mountains. New snow here is as of Saturday morning. Storm totals are since Weds. night. More runs are opening thanks to the new snow. Check out the latest conditions below.
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New: 0
Storm: 12
Season: 21
Notes: Opening will be delayed due to a lift issue. A new opening date will be announced soon.
What’s New: They are working to restore Chair 2 to its original state! Once completed, Chair 2 will provide quick and easy access to the top of the mountain. They have also made key improvements to the snowmaking system to ensure more consistent conditions.
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New: 8
Storm: 23
This Week: 23
Base: 25
Season: 53
Runs: 59/90 (66% open, 11 runs groomed)
Lifts: 6/7
Notes: Thanks to this storm, a bunch more upper mountain terrain opening up. Among the runs opening for the first time this season are Roadrunner, Fall Line, Pipeline, Burro Alley, Avalanche Bowl, Cody’s Glade, Desperado, Double Eagle V, Bozo, Santa Fe Trail, Wizard, Tequila Sunrise, Pope Snows, North Burn, South Burn, and Alpine Bowl. Please note, Alpine Bowl will only be accessible via advanced terrain. Snowmaking efforts continue on Sunset, which will allow the Millennium Triple Chairlift and additional trails to be open by mid week next week.
What’s new: In the beginner area, the Beginner Double Chairlift has been replaced with the former Super Chief Quad, which provides smoother access to beginner terrain and more uphill capacity (and more room on the chairs!).
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New: 2
Storm: 13
This Week: 13
Base: 30
Season: 41
Runs: 36/120 (9 more runs just opened… includes 12 greens, 9 blues and 15 blacks)
Lifts: 12/13 (Lift 4 on the backside has now opened as well as Lifts 7 and 7A on the back are open)
Notes: Open daily.
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New: 1
Storm: 5
This Week: 5
Base: NR
Season: 27
Notes: Opening Saturday Jan. 17 with limited terrain off the beginner lift. They will continue to evaluate terrain and expand trails and lifts as conditions permit.
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New: 7
Storm: 13
This Week: 13
Base: 15
Season: 31
Runs: 21/95
Lifts: 6/8
Notes: Snowmaking continues. Just opened 10 more runs including several great blue runs.
What’s New: New lift on the backside of the mountain. More info to come.
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New: 8
Storm: 18
This Week: 18
Base: 24
Season: 27
Runs: 12/44 (2 more runs just opened)
Lifts: 4/6
Notes: Lift 1 open to the top and thanks to great snowmaking conditions, Loose Caboose and Butterfly are now open. Tickets start at $19.
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New: 1
Storm: 7
This Week: 7
Base: 20
Season 37
Runs: 17/64
Lifts: 5/7 (Emerald and Silver closed)
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New: 1
Storm: 6
This Week: 6
Base: 6
Season: 21
Runs: 13
Lifts: 2 (Quad Chair 3 and Tripple Chair 4)
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New: 0
Storm: 5
This Week: 5
Base: 20
Season: 39
Runs: 58/107 (7 more trails just opened)
Lifts: 8/11(Lift 8, Legends, just opened on the backside)
Notes: More terrain has opened on backside with the Legends Chair now open and runs under it. In all 16 more trails have opened this week.
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New: 0
Storm: 8
This Week: 8
Base: 38
Season: 81
Runs: 144/144 (surface is hard packed, packed powder)
Lifts 10/11
Notes: The Waterfall area, Albera Peak, Knife Ridge and Horsehoe Bowl are all open. Watch for early season obstacles.
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New: 0
Storm: 18
This Week: 18
Base: 27
Season: 85
Runs: 45/61 (74% open)
Lifts: 8/8
Notes: Lost some of the snowpack on the lower mountain due to rain a week ago. Snowmaking has resumed.
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Cross Country Areas:
Here are the links to some other resorts of interest in New Mexico, Southern Colorado and Arizona. Click on the resort name to get all the details.
Valles Caldera National Preserve
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Report Legend:
Snowfall amounts are listed in inches. Surface conditions are noted as follows: P=Powder, PP=Packed Powder, TP=Tracked Powder, MG=Machine Groomed Snow, HP=Hard Packed, SP=Spring Conditions, VC=Variable Conditions, NR=No Report From Ski Area, N/A=Not Applicable, T=Trace.
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More Information:
Here are some links that you may find helpful:
New Mexico National Weather Service
Colorado National Weather Service
Colorado Mtn Weather & Avalanche Report
Detailed Ski Area Forecast From SnowForecast
National Forest Service (has fall color info and more)
Colorado Ski History Web Site (includes info on closed NM/CO areas)
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Road Condition Phone Numbers:
New Mexico 800-432-4269, Colorado 303-639-1111, Utah 866-511-8824, Arizona 888-411-7623.
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