Pagosa Springs, CO – Colorado’s Wolf Creek Ski Area is in the powder.
An early November storm brought in 19 inches of snow, creating an all-natural base of 28 inches. The early part of the storm held a considerable amount of moisture, creating a good base; snow falling at the end of the cycle is light, creating an early season powder experience. Snowfall so far this winter at Wolf Creek totals 44 inches.
Wolf Creek’s second weekend of the season begins today, and its Treasure Stoke, Raven, Bonanza and Nova lifts will operate from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The lifts will close again on Monday and Tuesday to reopen for the season on Wednesday, November 11th. More terrain will open as conditions warrant.
Lift tickets are currently at the Local Appreciation rate of $43 for adults, $26 for seniors and $24 for children – no ID is required. Ski Rental, Boarder Dome, and Treasure Sports will be open as well as the Upper Lodge. The Ski School will be available for lessons including the Wolf Pup Program.
A Ski School hiring clinic will also take place at Wolf Creek this Saturday and Sunday. For those looking to travel to the area to ski this weekend, accommodations can be found in the quaint mountain towns of Pagosa Springs and South Fork, Colorado — check wolfcreekski.com for more details.