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A crisp morning greets skiers at Mount Pandora today, with overnight lows dipping to 28°F and a firm snowpack holding at 46 inches. While the base is trailing historical averages by about 12%, the mountain still offers solid spring conditions. Groomed runs are fast and carvable early, softening as the sun climbs. Off-piste terrain shows some variable coverage, so stick to marked trails for the best experience. A light dusting of 0.12 inches is forecast over the next 72 hours, offering a subtle refresh but no major powder days ahead.
With no major news alerts impacting mountain operations, it's shaping up to be a laid-back spring day on the slopes. Morning riders will enjoy crisp corduroy, and the afternoon should bring warmer pockets for those chasing a few last corn snow turns. Be sure to layer up this morning and shed as needed — Mount Pandora's season is winding down, but there's still plenty of good riding left.
Ski Area | Next 3 Days |
Sun Valley - Dollar Mountain | 8" |
Kelly Canyon Ski Area | 18" |
Lost Trail | 8" |
Bald Mountain (Not Sun Valley) | 0" |
Snowhaven Ski Area | 4" |
Bogus Basin | 8" |
Sun Valley | 8" |
Lookout Pass | 0" |
Sun Valley - Bald Mountain | 8" |
Tamarack Resort | 8" |
Location | Snowpack |
HEMLOCK BUTTE | 91" |
MOUNTAIN MEADOWS | 46" |
NOHRSC JACKSON PEAK | 65" |
GRAHAM GUARD STA. | 6" |
HEMLOCK BUTTE | 90" |
MORES CREEK SUMMIT | 52" |
MORES CREEK SUMMIT | 52" |
TWIN LAKES | 78" |
BANNER SUMMIT | 43" |
DEADWOOD LODGE | 46" |
DEADWOOD SUMMIT | 101" |
NOHRSC MOUNTAIN MEADOWS | 46" |
TWIN LAKES | 78" |
GRAHAM GUARD STA. | 5" |
GALENA | 32" |
Mount Pandora Ski Resort in Idaho is situated in the Sawtooth Mountains, which are part of the Rocky Mountains range. The resort offers a variety of ski runs with different mountain aspects, including north-facing slopes, south-facing slopes, east-facing slopes, and west-facing slopes. These different aspects provide a range of ski terrain for all ability levels, from beginner to advanced skiers and snowboarders.
Mount Pandora Ski Resort in Idaho offers a variety of trails for skiers of all levels. Beginner skiers should check out the gentle slopes of the Bunny Hill, while advanced skiers will enjoy the challenge of the steep and narrow trails on the backside of the mountain. Interestingly, Mount Pandora was named after the Greek mythological character Pandora, who was said to have opened a box releasing all the world's evils. Few people know that the mountain was named after a local schoolteacher's daughter who was also named Pandora. After a day on the slopes, skiers can unwind at the cozy and welcoming atmosphere of The Powder Keg, a favorite apres ski hangout that offers live music and delicious food.
Night Skiing | No |
Lift Count | 11 Lifts |
Hourly Lift Capacity | 8000 per hour |
Base Elevation | 1245 Meters |
Terrain Park | Yes |
Acreage | 2750 Acres |
Established | 2010 |
Run Count | 110 Trails |