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Snow Creek Ski Resort

MISSOURI / SNOW CREEK

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Missouri

Nearby:

Mt. CrescentSeven Oaks
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Elevation
800'
Base
1,100'
Summit
300'
Vertical Drop
Trails
12
30 Acres
Lifts
6
3 Types
Snowfall
18"
Annual Snowfall
10"
Dec
7"
Jan
6"
Feb
2"
Mar

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 19, 2025

Projected closing date

Mar 08, 2026

Projected Days Open

85

Days Open Last Year

69

Years Open

39

Average Snowfall

18"

Terrain

Beginners Runs
33%
Intermediate Runs
58%
Advanced Runs
8%
Runs in Total
12
Longest Run
0.3 mi
Skiable Terrain
30 ac
Night Skiing
30 ac
Night Skiing
0.1 mi
Snow Making
30 ac
Snow Making
0.1 mi

Lifts

6

Triple Chairs
2
Double Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
3

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Drew Carlson

I am by no means a ski snob I grew up either slumming it out at Mt Baker and 49 degrees north on runs buried in pow, chill vibes, and terrain steep enough to make a kid cry sometimes, or dodging rich people at Stevens pass tearing up groomers. I came into Snow Creek with fairly low expectations having only skied fairly big mountain resorts on the west coast. I showed up in a pair of coveralls a ball cap and a pair of leather mitts I bought for 12 bucks at a hardware store. Despite feeling extremely under dressed compared to what I usually ski in I was unaware of how much fun I was going to have at the creek. I got the college pass for 40 bucks and got my skis from the excellent rental center. the people behind the counter seemed tired but were extremely helpful. I met up with my buddies and we took a lap on the smaller chair to warm up. so far so good. We hit Show Me next and Ill tell ya the lifties are super chill guys and if you are nice and say hey and joke around with them they are just as good as any of the guys and gals I've came across at any other resort. The runs were overall pretty good I hadn't skied for about a year so i didn't go absolutely full send but I was able to hit the bowl and six shooter pretty good and got some great turns early in the night. As the night went on the snow began to re freeze and this is where problems arose. You would start to see these big icy spots develop on the runs and if you hit one just right you'd have to stop for a sec and regain your balance. Also while being a Midwestern ski area with way less snow than we get in the cascades, it is a shame that you are relegated to just the trails as there seems like there is some decent tree skiing to be had if those areas got some snow. Overall though a good little resort with decently steep terrain and good vibes to appease my appetite for skiing while i'm out here for college

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