A crisp, alpine morning greets skiers at Sundance today, with overnight lows settling at 23°F and a snowpack holding strong at 49 inches—just slightly below average for early April. While spring is in the air, winter hasn’t let go entirely: a fresh dusting of 0.5 inches is forecast over the next 24 to 72 hours, adding a light refresh to the slopes. The snow remains in good condition, with a Snow Water Equivalent of 17.6, ensuring a solid, rideable base for both groomers and glade runs. Conditions are ideal for early morning corduroy and mellow cruising under Utah’s iconic bluebird skies.

But the season's end is drawing near. According to recent headlines, several major Utah resorts are set to close this weekend, and Sundance is expected to follow suit shortly after. With limited time left, now is the perfect moment to squeeze in one last adventure through the Wasatch backcountry or enjoy a serene ride on Ray’s Lift before the spring thaw takes hold. Whether you're chasing turns or just soaking up the mountain air, today offers a memorable mix of soft snow, quiet trails, and the final notes of a spectacular season.