There are 18 ski areas in the Gem State featuring some of the most varied ski terrain across the entire continental US.
From Sandpoint in Northern Idaho to the mountains above the Magic Valley, there's literally something for everyone in Idaho, including those on a budget.
Unfortunately, a few of the smaller ski areas haven't had enough natural snowfall to open yet this year, but we're keeping our fingers and skis crossed for those mountains to see big-time accumulations sooner rather than later.
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However, Idaho’s sheer geographical footprint means powder hounds can regularly find fresh snow — usually it’s just a matter of where.
To help in that effort, we're breaking down how much snow each ski area has received this season, as well as their base depths. Here we go...
18) Snowhaven - CLOSED
Season Total - NA
Base Depth - NA
17) Cottonwood Butte Ski Area - CLOSED
Season Total - NA
Base Depth - NA
16) Magic Mountain - CLOSED
Season Total - NA
Base Depth - NA
15) Bald Mountain - CLOSED
Season Total - NA
Base Depth - NA
14) Little Ski Hill - OPEN
Season Total - NA
Base Depth - NA
13) Rotarun - OPEN
Season Total - NA
Base Depth - NA
12) Pebble Creek - OPEN
Season Total - NA
Base Depth - 15"
11) Kelly Canyon - OPEN
Season Total - 15"
Base Depth - 26" (manmade)
10) Soldier Mountain - Open Weekends Only
Season Total - 26"
Base Depth - 20"
9) Bogus Basin
Season Total - 47"
Base Depth - 24"
8) Pomerelle
Season Total - 62"
Base Depth - 30"
7) Sun Valley
Season Total - 77"
Base Depth - 63"
6) Brundage Mountain Resort
Season Total - 87"
Base Depth - 54"
5) Schweitzer
Season Total - 90"
Base Depth - 61"
4) Lost Trail Powder Mountain
Season Total - 100"
Base Depth - 44"
3) Tamarack Resort
Season Total - 103"
Base Depth - 54"
2) Silver Mountain Resort
Season Total - 105"
Base Depth - 40"
1) Lookout Pass Ski Area
Season Total - 139"
Base Depth - 36"
