Idaho ski areas are poised for a snowy week ahead, with several regions expecting substantial accumulations. Trinity Mountain and Vienna Mine are forecasted to receive up to 17" and 16" respectively over the next five days, while Long Valley, Deadwood Summit, and Big Creek Summit are close behind with 15–16" projected. These locations are near popular resorts such as Brundage Mountain and Tamarack Resort in the west-central mountains, making them top picks for powder hounds. Brundage Reservoir and nearby Bear Basin are expecting 14” each, and Brundage’s current snowpack of 103" ensures excellent base conditions.

Further south, Bogus Basin near Boise has a moderate 5-day forecast of 5", but still boasts an 84" base. In central Idaho, Sun Valley may benefit from nearby sites like Galena Summit and Dollarhide Summit expecting up to 13", supporting good conditions at this world-famous resort. Northern Idaho sees consistent snowfall near Schweitzer Mountain Resort, with Bear Mountain and Lost Lake showing deep snowpacks over 120". While Schweitzer’s 5-day forecast is modest at 10", its 123" base remains among the highest in the state. Overall, west-central and central mountain zones will see the heaviest snowfall this week, making areas around McCall, Stanley, and Ketchum the most promising for fresh turns.