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ALYESKA RESORT

SKI REPORT
April 17, 2025
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Alyeska Resort is gearing up for a stellar spring session this April 17, 2025. With overnight temps holding steady at 33°F and a robust snowpack depth of 69 inches, the base remains primed for excellent riding conditions. While slightly below average for this time of year, the snowpack remains impressive, bolstered by a season that has already shattered 630" of total snowfall. The recent addition of 15.95” of fresh snow in the 24-hour forecast is setting the stage for powder-filled turns, with an additional 17" expected over the next five days—perfect timing for the final weeks of lift-served skiing.

Momentum is high as Alyeska continues its standout season, now a proud member of the Ikon Pass community. The resort has captured national attention as one of the top snowfall destinations in North America, making it a bucket-list location for skiers and riders this spring. With favorable weather, consistently replenished terrain, and continued operations through late April, the slopes are buzzing with end-of-season energy. Whether you're chasing fresh lines or soaking in the alpine vistas, Alyeska is delivering the goods—don’t miss out on one of the best closing weeks of the 2024–25 season.

Snowpack Percent Normal 92%
Max Recorded Snowpack 170"
Snowfall Next 24 Hours 16"
Snowfall Next 72 Hours 17"
Snowfall Next 5 Days 17"
Terrain Surface NA
Powder Score NA
       

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About the Area


Alyeska Resort in Alaska is located in the Chugach Mountain Range, a prominent mountain range in the state known for its steep terrain and abundant snowfall. The resort itself is situated at the base of Mount Alyeska, which has a summit elevation of 3,939 feet. The mountain offers a variety of terrain for skiers and snowboarders, including groomed runs, steep chutes, and tree-lined slopes. The resort also offers access to backcountry skiing and snowboarding in the surrounding mountains.

Alyeska Resort, located in Girdwood, Alaska, is a must-visit destination for ski enthusiasts. The resort offers over 1,400 acres of skiable terrain, including the longest continuous double black diamond run in North America. The best trails can be found on the North Face, where skiers can enjoy steep and challenging runs. Interestingly, Alyeska Resort was originally built as a training facility for the US Ski Team in the 1960s. For beginners, the easiest runs can be found on the lower mountain, including the Cruisers and the Bear Cub Run. After a long day on the slopes, the Sitzmark Bar & Grill is the perfect spot for apres ski drinks and live music.

Night Skiing Yes
Lift Count 9 Lifts
Hourly Lift Capacity 10000 per hour
Base Elevation 107 Meters
Terrain Park Yes
Acreage 1400 Acres
Established 1954
Run Count 68 Trails