ILLINOIS SKI REPORT

March 15 2025
       

Ski Area Air Temp (F) Snowfall Snowpack vs Avg SWE 24hr Forecast 72hr Forecast 120hr Forecast
61 0 0 -100% 0 0 0 3
57 0 0 -100% 0 0 0 1
0 0 -100% 0 0 0 3


Illinois may not be known for its mountains, but it still offers a variety of skiing options. The most popular ski resorts in Illinois are Chestnut Mountain Resort, Devil's Head Resort, and Ski Snowstar Winter Sports Park.

Chestnut Mountain Resort is located in Galena, Illinois, and has an average snowfall of 47 inches per season. The snowpack is usually around 16 inches deep, and the best time to visit is between January and February. Chestnut Mountain Resort is known for its 19 ski runs, with slopes ranging from beginner to advanced.

Devil's Head Resort is located in South Central Wisconsin, but it's a popular destination for Illinois residents. This resort has an average snowfall of 50 inches per season, and the snowpack is usually around 18 inches deep. The best time to visit Devil's Head is between January and March. This resort has 30 ski runs, with slopes ranging from beginner to expert.

Ski Snowstar Winter Sports Park is located in Andalusia, Illinois, and has an average snowfall of 36 inches per season. The snowpack is usually around 12 inches deep, and the best time to visit is between December and February. This resort has 15 ski runs, with slopes ranging from beginner to advanced.

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