NORTH-DAKOTA SKI REPORT
January 15 2025
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Due to its flat terrain, North Dakota is not a popular destination for skiing. However, there are a few small ski resorts in the state that offer skiing and snowboarding opportunities.
One of the most popular ski resorts in North Dakota is the Bottineau Winter Park, which is located in the Turtle Mountains region. The resort has a vertical drop of 250 feet, 7 ski runs, and 2 terrain parks. The average snowfall per season is around 70 inches, and the best month to visit is February.
Another ski resort in North Dakota is the Huff Hills Ski Area, which is located near Mandan. The resort has a vertical drop of 450 feet, 16 ski runs, and 2 terrain parks. The average snowfall per season is around 50 inches, and the best month to visit is January.
The snowpack in North Dakota varies depending on the region, but it typically ranges from 20 to 30 inches. The best time to visit North Dakota for skiing is in January and February when the snow conditions are the most favorable.
North Dakota has a rich ski history, dating back to the 1940s when ski enthusiasts started to develop ski areas in the Turtle Mountains region. The state also hosted the National Ski Jumping Championships in 1936 and the World Ski Flying Championships in 1938.
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