MONTANA SKI REPORT

Last Updated: February 2, 2026

Montana ski conditions remain mostly stable with minimal new snowfall across the state. The only measurable accumulation in the past 24 hours occurred near Hoodoo Basin (1"), Basin Creek (1"), Clover Meadow (1"), Lick Creek (1"), Moss Peak (1"), and Wood Creek (1"). These are modest gains and not expected to significantly impact skiing conditions in the short term. Resorts near these areas—such as Discovery Ski Area (near Basin Creek), Bridger Bowl (close to Brackett Creek and Sacajawea), and Big Sky Resort (near Lone Mountain and Carrot Basin)—maintain solid bases, with Carrot Basin holding 58" and Lone Mountain at 33". Big Sky and Bridger Bowl are good options for groomed terrain, though off-piste conditions remain unchanged.

Looking ahead, light snowfall is forecast over the next five days for areas including Box Canyon, Fisher Creek, Flattop Mountain, Hoodoo Basin, Monument Peak, Many Glacier, White Mill, and Noisy Basin—each expecting up to 1" of accumulation. While not substantial, Flattop Mountain (near Whitefish Mountain Resort) currently reports the deepest snowpack in the state at 86", followed by Fisher Creek (near Red Lodge Mountain) with 78" and Moss Peak/Noisy Basin (near Montana Snowbowl) with over 60". These resorts are likely to offer the best snow conditions heading into the weekend. Cities near these zones—Bozeman, Whitefish, and Missoula—may see minor travel impacts but no major snow events are expected. Overall, the best skiing remains at higher elevations with well-established snowpacks.

Montana Snowpack Map

Explore real-time snowpack depths across Montana.