Ski Reports & Snow Forecast

Sponsored by Montana Department of Commerce  Montana has a way of feeling larger than life—from its sweeping valleys and rugged mountain peaks to its stunning landscapes and extraordinary adventures. But the real magic shows up in the small towns, at its local ski hills, and with off-the-radar winter experiences. Let us show you a side of Montana

Sponsored by Stratton Mountain  There’s something quintessentially New England about Stratton Mountain, which has long been at the forefront of American ski culture—hosting Vermont’s first men’s World Cup race in 1978 and soon after becoming the birthplace of snowboarding. Today it’s known for being one of Vermont’s largest ski resorts, home to Southern Vermont’s highest

Ready to hit the ski slopes? Check out Meteorologist Chris Tomer’s North America snow forecast to find out about the weather, forecasted snow, and which ski resorts have the best odds for powder days. After your trip, leave a resort review here. Want to be notified as soon these snow forecasts are published? Subscribe to

Portland, Oregon is known for a lot of things—coffee, craft beer, a vibrant culture and arts scene, and outdoor access. But some people may be surprised to find that it’s also the gateway to many of the Pacific Northwest’s top ski destinations. During the winter, the mountains near Portland transform, offering incredible skiing and snowboarding

December is a great time to hit the slopes in North America. While most ski resorts are still working toward opening all of their terrain, early December often brings minimal lift lines, uncrowded ski runs, and—if you’re lucky—a powder day. Then later in the month, the magic of the holidays takes over ski areas, resort

When it comes to mountain stats, the stat that many skiers are most interested in is vertical drop. After all, steep and deep is what skiers’ dreams are made of. However, just because a ski resort has a lot of vertical doesn’t mean it’s primarily for advanced skiers. These ski areas often have plenty of