The Steamboat snow report for Dec 03 is a 10" base depth with 5 of 23 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Steamboat are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Snow Reporter Comments: Good Morning Skiers and Riders! This is Eli with your 5 am snow report for Wednesday, December 3rd. Remember the easiest way to get up to date information is on the Ikon Pass app or website.
At Mid Mountain, we’ve had 1.75 new inches of snow in the past 24 hours, 1 new inch of snow at the Summit, with 0.5 inches falling since the mountain closed yesterday.
Our Mid mountain base is 10 inches, the temperature is 18 degrees, the winds are 2 miles per hour from the NNE, with cloudy skies.
The Summit natural base is 13 inches with a manufactured base of 2 and a half feet, the temperature is 12 degrees, the winds 5 miles per hour from the north.
The base temperature is 23 degrees.
We will be skiing and riding on 5 lifts, 5 runs, and 72.5 acres on packed powder and machine made snow.
Before you head up this morning, head to Cowboy Coffee located in The Range Food and Drink Hall. Grab a cup of coffee and breakfast burrito for the perfect morning fuel. Open daily at 7am.
Stay in the know with the Ikon Pass App. Find it in the app store on your mobile device and get lift and trail statuses, conditions updates, and more.
Ski and Ride with Care and we will see you on the mountain!
Steamboat, located in northwestern Colorado’s Yampa Valley, is a renowned ski destination celebrated for its authentic Western heritage and signature Champagne Powder® snow. With 3741 acres of skiable terrain, the resort spans six peaks and offers a vertical drop of 3666 ft, making it one of the largest in the state. Annual snowfall averages 292 inches, supported by extensive snowmaking across key areas. The base elevation sits at 6900 ft, rising to a summit of 10566 ft.The mountain features 184 trails served by 23 lifts, including gondolas, high-speed sixes, and surface lifts. Trail difficulty is well distributed: 12% beginner, 38% intermediate, 41% advanced, and 9% expert. Families will appreciate the dedicated learning zones like Greenhorn Ranch, tubing lanes, and gentle runs such as Right-O Way. The resort also offers three terrain parks and two pipes, catering to freestyle skiers and snowboarders of all levels.Steamboat’s appeal lies in its blend of expansive terrain, laid-back atmosphere, and rich local culture. Visitors are drawn to its scenic bowls, tree-lined descents, and the welcoming vibe of Steamboat Springs town just minutes away. Whether you're chasing powder, exploring ridgelines, or relaxing in natural hot springs, Steamboat delivers a well-rounded mountain experience that keeps skiers coming back year after year.
