SNOW SNAKE MOUNTAIN

SKI REPORT
February 7, 2025
43.96, -84.77


SNOWPACK DEPTH

17.0" 127%

Snowpack DepthPercent of Normal

0" 4.97 "

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Snow Snake Mountain is primed for a great day on the slopes this February 7, 2025. With an overnight low of 18.9°F, the snow has stayed light and fresh, sitting atop a solid 17-inch base—well above the seasonal average by over 31%. A dusting of 0.1 inches is expected today, with a more substantial 3.4 inches arriving over the next 72 hours and a total of 4 inches in the five-day forecast. These conditions ensure groomed runs will be fast early in the day, with softening snow as temperatures rise.

Across Michigan, ski resorts are buzzing with fresh powder forecasts, from The Highlands to Ski Brule. While Snow Snake won’t see the heaviest totals, consistent snowfall will keep conditions fresh heading into the weekend. Make sure to hit the slopes early for the best corduroy before new snow layers in. Whether you're carving groomers or exploring the trees, Snow Snake is the place to be!

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Snowpack Percent Normal 127%
Max Recorded Snowpack 30"
Snowfall Past 24 Hours 0"
Snowfall Next 24 Hours 0"
Snowfall Next 5 Days 4.97"
Terrain Surface NA
Powder Score NA
       

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About the Area


Snow-Snake-Mountain Ski Resort in Michigan is located in the rolling hills of Clare County, near Harrison. The resort features several ski runs and slopes, as well as a tubing hill and terrain park. The pertinent mountain ranges and mountain aspects of the resort include:

1. Snow Snake Mountain: The resort is named after the small mountain on which it is located. Snow Snake Mountain features several ski runs and slopes of varying difficulty levels, making it suitable for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities.

2. Rolling hills: The surrounding area of the resort is characterized by rolling hills and gentle slopes, providing a picturesque backdrop for skiing and snowboarding.

3. Wooded terrain: The resort is surrounded by wooded terrain, which adds to the scenic beauty of the area and provides opportunities for exploring off-piste skiing and snowboarding.

4. Elevation: While Snow-Snake-Mountain Ski Resort is not located in a major mountain range, it still offers a decent elevation for skiing and snowboarding, with the highest point reaching around 1,200 feet.

Overall, Snow-Snake-Mountain Ski Resort offers a unique skiing and snowboarding experience in the heart of Michigan's countryside, with a variety of terrain and runs to cater to all skill levels.

Snow Snake Mountain ski resort in Michigan offers 10 well-groomed runs, including the "Show-Off" terrain park for more experienced skiers and snowboarders. For beginners, the "Easy Street" run is recommended, as it is a gentle slope with a slow-moving chairlift. As for the secret historical fact, Snow Snake Mountain was actually named after a Native American game played in the area years ago, which involved throwing wooden sticks that resembled snakes. The resort has a cozy lodge with a fireplace for apres skiing, but for a livelier atmosphere, the "Bullpen" bar is a popular spot for drinks and live music.

Ski Resort Forecast View more

Ski Area Next 24 Hours Next 3 Days Next 5 Days
Missaukee Mountain 0" 2.87" 2.87"
Mt. Holly Ski Area 0" 4.2" 4.2"
Boyne Highlands 0.1" 3.39" 4.97"
Mont Ripley 0.04" 1.51" 1.55"
Marquette Mountain 0" 1.45" 1.45"
Challenge Mountain 0.1" 3.39" 4.97"

Regional Snowpack Conditions View more

Location Overnight Snowpack SWE
HARBOR SPRINGS 0.7 ENE, MI 0" 14" 0"
HASTINGS 4.3 SSW, MI 0" 3.5" 0"
BATTLE CREEK,MI 0" 2" 0"
SNOW PAID OBSERVER FOR KANJ 0" 29" 2.4"
GAYLORD 9SSW 0" 17" 2.6"
LANSING 4.7 NW, MI 0" 2" 0"
MANCELONA 0.5 ESE, MI 0" 20" 0"
NOHRSC GLADWIN 10.4 NNW, MI 0" 4" 0.56"