MINNESOTA SKI REPORT

Last Updated: December 18, 2025

       


Location State
Buck Hill Ski Area
0
Afton Alps Ski Area
0
Welch Village Ski Area
0
Wild Mountain Ski Area
0
Hyland Ski And Snowboard Area
0
Bestruns
0
Ski-Tonka
0
Mount Kato Ski Area
0
Powder Ridge Ski Area
0
Giants Ridge Resort
0
Spirit Mountain
0
Andes Tower Hills
1
Val Chatel
0
Buena Vista Ski Area
1
Chester Bowl Park
0
Coffee Mill
0
Lookout Mountain
1
Lutsen Mountains
0
Ski Gull
0
Steeplechase Ski & Snowboard
0

Minnesota is a winter wonderland for skiing enthusiasts. With its vast natural resources and abundance of snowfall, it is home to several popular ski resorts.

One of the top ski resorts in Minnesota is Lutsen Mountains. It is located in the Sawtooth Mountains and offers 95 runs with a total of 1,000 feet vertical drop. Another popular ski resort is Giants Ridge, which has 35 downhill runs and 60 kilometers of cross-country trails.

The average snowfall per season in Minnesota ranges from 50-150 inches, depending on the location. The snowpack can vary between 10-40 inches, with the north having the most consistent snowpack. The best month to visit for skiing in Minnesota is in January, February, and March when the snowpack is at its highest.

Minnesota has a rich history of skiing, with the first ski club organized in 1905 in Minneapolis. The first ski jump in the state was built in Red Wing in 1887, and the first ski resort, Mount Itasca, was established in 1922.

       

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