Mt. Ashland Winter 2025/26, wrapped

Mt. Ashland saw 74cm of snow across the 2025/26 season, down 80% on last winter, with 7 fewer powder days than last year. That puts it 30th snowiest of the last 31 winters.

powder daysmornings over 15cm, worth setting an alarm for.

10cm

biggest single daythe mountain reset overnight on 26 Dec 2025.

143cm

deepest snowpackmodelled at mid-mountain height on 24 Feb 2026.

23cm

snowiest monthFebruary 2026 stole the show.

21cm

best weekseven days from 21 Dec 2025.

27%

of a typical winter's snowfall. A leaner year than usual.

Snow reliability

97/100

ExcellentTypically about 157 ski days a season, declining by 2 days per decade.

Snowfall by season

The 30th snowiest of the last 31 winters.

Snowfall by month

February was the mid-winter peak, with 31% of the season's snow.

Corrected for height: our long-range snow record uses weather-model ground about 800 m below the lifts, adjusted to the lifts' mid height with a simple snowpack model, so treat depths here as an estimate.

Modelled base-altitude snowfall from ERA5 reanalysis (Copernicus), EM Snow archive. The grid sits near resort base, not the summit, so treat totals as a valley-level estimate.

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