Spring skiing is alive and well at historic Ski Broadmoor this March 30, 2025, as fresh snow and colder temps breathe new life into this beloved, though long-retired, Colorado Springs gem. Overnight lows hovered around 36°F, preserving a surprisingly robust snowpack at 19 inches—an impressive 146% of average for this time of year. With 2 inches of new snow expected today and a promising 12 inches in the 3-day forecast, conditions are ideal for nostalgic turns and reminiscing on the slopes of this once-thriving ski area. The Snow Water Equivalent sits at 5.3 inches, providing solid moisture content for those chasing spring corn or late-season powder turns.

Though chairlifts haven't turned here in decades, Ski Broadmoor lives on in the hearts of locals and ski historians. Recent headlines have reignited public fascination with its storied past, from “The rise and fall of Ski Broadmoor” to heartfelt recollections from longtime residents who once carved its trails. Once nestled in the shadow of the grand Broadmoor Hotel, it’s increasingly being recognized as a cultural landmark. Whether you're exploring on backcountry gear or simply visiting to connect with Colorado's ski heritage, today promises beauty, solitude, and a touch of mountain magic at this iconic slope.