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Discovery Ski Area is wrapping up the season with solid spring conditions. As of April 27, the mountain boasts a 67-inch snowpack — slightly below average — with overnight temps hovering around a mild 31°F. Recent snowfall has kept runs fresh, and there's more on the way: 0.39 inches of moisture is expected today, with over an inch forecasted in the next 72 hours. The packed snow and incoming precipitation promise playful turns, perfect for those squeezing in their final laps of the season.
Beyond the slopes, Discovery continues to make headlines. The resort is expanding its summer offerings, planning to open downhill mountain biking trails, ensuring year-round adventure for visitors. Despite a tough winter start across Montana, Discovery remained a standout, even earning praise as one of the best family-friendly resorts in the state. As spring rolls in, Discovery’s commitment to innovation shines, securing its reputation as a hub for outdoor enthusiasts.
Ski Area | Next 3 Days |
Teton Pass Ski Area | 0" |
Bear Paw Ski Bowl | 2" |
Bridger Bowl Ski Area | 30" |
Red Lodge Mountain | 30" |
Great Divide Snowsports | 12" |
Moonlight Basin | 30" |
Whitefish Mountain Resort | 4" |
Spanish Peaks Resort | 30" |
Big Sky Resort | 30" |
Discovery Ski Area | 12" |
Location | Snowpack |
WOOD CREEK | 8" |
NORTH FORK JOCKO | 88" |
N FK ELK CREEK | 26" |
NOHRSC PETERSON MEADOWS | 30" |
DARKHORSE LAKE | 66" |
BLOODY DICK | 25" |
COMBINATION | 2" |
COPPER CAMP | 49" |
BARKER LAKES | 43" |
NOHRSC LEMHI RIDGE | 20" |
BLACK PINE | 17" |
KRAFT CREEK | 1" |
NOHRSC DARKHORSE LAKE | 66" |
NOHRSC COPPER CAMP | 49" |
MULE CREEK | 39" |
The Discovery Ski Area is located in the Flint Creek Range of the Rocky Mountains in Montana. The resort is surrounded by several significant mountain ranges, including the Anaconda Range to the east, the Pintler Range to the south, and the Bitterroot Range to the west.
Some of the prominent mountain aspects at Discovery Ski Area include the 8,158-foot Granite Peak, which is the highest point in Montana, as well as the surrounding peaks of Rumsey Mountain, Mount Evans, and Mount Davidson. These mountains offer a variety of challenging terrain for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts.
Discovery Ski Area, located in Montana, offers a variety of terrain with 67 runs and 2,200 acres of skiable terrain. Some of the best trails include Limelight, Anaconda and Cooney. An interesting fact about the ski resort is that it was once a mining town and a portion of the ski area was used for mining. For beginners, the Catamount lift and the Jubilee beginner area are great options. The resort also has a ski school for those looking to improve their skills. For après ski, the Snowghost Tavern is a popular spot with a variety of food and drinks.