The Sun Valley snow report for Mar 14 is a 54" base depth with 17 of 17 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Sun Valley are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Skied on March 2nd. Weather was beautiful and warm. Snow unfortunately wasn’t great. Groomers were fine - pretty firm but not awful. Anything ungroomed was pretty much unskiable. Tried to go off the groomers but it was just thick frozen crud. Didn’t see anyone going off the groomers either.
Sun Valley, located in the heart of Idaho’s Sawtooth Mountains, is a world-class ski resort known for its beautiful alpine scenery, rich history, and expansive terrain. As the United States' first destination ski resort, Sun Valley has been welcoming skiers since 1936 and continues to offer a blend of modern luxury and classic charm. Spread across two mountains—Bald Mountain (or ""Baldy"") and Dollar Mountain—Sun Valley boasts over 2,400 acres of skiable terrain, 121 runs, and over 15 lifts. Baldy is known for its perfect pitch, while Dollar Mountain is ideal for beginners and families.
This resort is renowned for its bluebird skies, impeccably groomed runs, and lack of lift lines, making it a paradise for skiers and snowboarders alike. Whether you're carving down the wide, smooth trails of Baldy or learning the ropes on Dollar Mountain, Sun Valley offers something for every level of skier, all set against the backdrop of Idaho's serene, natural beauty.
