A chilly overnight temp of 18.3°F has kept the slopes at Pebble Creek Ski Area firm and fast this morning, with a solid 45" snowpack blanketing the mountain. Though currently sitting about 7 inches below average, the base is holding strong, thanks to consistent cold weather and the lingering benefits of that epic holiday storm. Groomers are laying down perfect corduroy, and with blue skies on tap and no new snow in the immediate forecast, it’s a dream day for carving and cruising. Tree runs remain accessible, but riders should stay alert in off-piste areas where snow depth may be variable.

On the lift front, excitement is building around Pebble Creek’s ambitious investments — including one of the longest conveyor lifts in the country. The new "Magic Carpet" is already making waves, easing uphill access for beginners and families. This season has been one of transformation for the resort, with expanded terrain, excellent mid-season conditions, and headline-worthy weekends fueled by record cold and fresh powder. With the upper mountain fully open and the spring sun shining, now’s the time to savor the last laps of the season before the curtain falls on what has been a standout year in East Idaho.