A crisp Montana morning greets skiers at Yellowstone Club this April 4, 2025, with overnight temperatures dipping to 11.5°F and a fresh dusting of 1 inch of snow softening the slopes. The snowpack boasts a healthy 65 inches—over 12% above average for this time of year—ensuring fantastic conditions across the mountain. With a Snow Water Equivalent of 21.3 inches, the base is holding strong as spring approaches. While only a trace of snow (0.1 inches) is expected in the next 24 to 72 hours, a promising 3 inches is forecasted over the next five days, offering a potential weekend refresh for powder chasers.

Beyond the slopes, Yellowstone Club remains in the spotlight. Recent headlines reveal a $1 million settlement won by Jamaican workers in a racial discrimination case, stirring conversation within this ultra-exclusive enclave. Meanwhile, murmurs of a new 500-acre terrain expansion—pending final approval from the Forest Service—hint at exciting developments for future seasons. Avalanche rescue dogs here recently received over $50,000 in grant funding, enhancing on-mountain safety efforts. With snow still holding and luxury never in short supply, Yellowstone Club continues to deliver pristine skiing along with its signature blend of alpine opulence and intrigue.