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Wolf Creek in southeast Colorado, 2024-25
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cosmicplanks
Angel Diva
From Taos there’s not too much of a difference unlike Santa Fe. We are staying in South Fork this time.
marzNC
Angel Diva
After the last snowfall recently, WCSA is 100%. Cold and snow forecast for Thanksgiving week. 
From the Wolf Creek Ski Area homepage on Nov. 29:
From the Wolf Creek Ski Area homepage on Nov. 29:
Welcome to WolfCreekSki.com!
Wolf Creek Ski Area is open for the 2024-2025 ski season with 7-day-a-week operations!
The Raven, Bonanza, Treasure, Elma, Charity Jane, Alberta, Tumbler, Lynx, and Nova Lifts are operating today, Wednesday, November 20th, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Skiers and boarders will have access to 100% of the mountain. The Magic Carpet is open for the Wolf Pup & Wolf Rider Programs.
Wolf Creek received 4 inches of snow from the latest storm bringing the snow depth to 27 inches at the midway. Skiing conditions are Powder/Packed Powder with Variable Off-Piste and early season conditions, expect unmarked obstacles. Skiing is excellent where it’s groomed. The year-to-date snowfall is 71 inches.
Today, November 20th, is Local Appreciation Day! Lift tickets for today will be $68 for adults, $49 for seniors and $34 for children.
Ski & Snowboard School, Ski & Snowboard Rental, and Treasure Sports are open. The BoarderDome has opened for Snowboard rentals. The Pathfinder Bar, Upper Lodge and Continental Espresso Bar are open. The Base Camp picnic building is also open.
Prosector Grill is now open 7 days a week for breakfast and lunch!
Uphill Traffic is permitted on Kelly Boyce to Divide Trail. Make sure and pick up an uphill pass at the ticket office.
The Meadow Loop and Lake Spur Nordic Trails were groomed on Sunday, November 10th.
Wolf Creek Ski Area is open for the 2024-2025 ski season with 7-day-a-week operations!
The Raven, Bonanza, Treasure, Elma, Charity Jane, Alberta, Tumbler, Lynx, and Nova Lifts are operating today, Wednesday, November 20th, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Skiers and boarders will have access to 100% of the mountain. The Magic Carpet is open for the Wolf Pup & Wolf Rider Programs.
Wolf Creek received 4 inches of snow from the latest storm bringing the snow depth to 27 inches at the midway. Skiing conditions are Powder/Packed Powder with Variable Off-Piste and early season conditions, expect unmarked obstacles. Skiing is excellent where it’s groomed. The year-to-date snowfall is 71 inches.
Today, November 20th, is Local Appreciation Day! Lift tickets for today will be $68 for adults, $49 for seniors and $34 for children.
Ski & Snowboard School, Ski & Snowboard Rental, and Treasure Sports are open. The BoarderDome has opened for Snowboard rentals. The Pathfinder Bar, Upper Lodge and Continental Espresso Bar are open. The Base Camp picnic building is also open.
Prosector Grill is now open 7 days a week for breakfast and lunch!
Uphill Traffic is permitted on Kelly Boyce to Divide Trail. Make sure and pick up an uphill pass at the ticket office.
The Meadow Loop and Lake Spur Nordic Trails were groomed on Sunday, November 10th.
cosmicplanks
Angel Diva
We just left WC and it was already snowing… coverage is already pretty good, we took some runs off-piste and it was enjoyable!Here's the daily forecast for Thanksgiving week at Wolf Creek.
From OpenSnow as of November 24, 2024:
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TNtoTaos
Angel Diva
Looks like Wolf Creek got some freshies yesterday:
Summary (from OpenSnow)
Wednesday's storm dropped 1-7 inches of snow with the deepest totals in the southern mountains. Coming up, there will be light snow on Thursday night, more intense snow from Friday morning through Saturday morning, and then another round of snow on Sunday night through Monday. It's good to be back aboard the storm train.
marzNC
Angel Diva
Heading back to Wolf Creek next weekend. Could be a couple of deep powder days.
Driving from Taos for the holiday weekend, skiing Sat-Sun. Have a senior Value pass for TSV that is blacked out Feb. 15-16. Have a senior pass for WCSA that is not blacked out.
From OpenSnow for Wolf Creek Ski Area, February 9, 2025:
Driving from Taos for the holiday weekend, skiing Sat-Sun. Have a senior Value pass for TSV that is blacked out Feb. 15-16. Have a senior pass for WCSA that is not blacked out.
From OpenSnow for Wolf Creek Ski Area, February 9, 2025:
marzNC
Angel Diva
Based on how busy the pizza place in South Fork was tonight, I expect the parking lots will be full tomorrow, Feb. 15. Storm dropped 16 inches in the first 24 hours. For me, it's a bonus that it won't be snowing this weekend. Driving up to WCSA on Sat morning should be straightforward.
