Ski Report for Aspen Snowmass, ColoradoDaily Ski Conditions for Aspen Snowmass, ColoradoAspen Snowmass is buzzing with that early winter energy, but don’t expect waist-deep powder just yet. The season kicked off right on schedule with Aspen Mountain and Snowmass opening their slopes on November 27, 2025, and the first real storms have started to sprinkle some magic across the peaks. Right now, the base depth at Snowmass is sitting at a solid 19 inches, with the summit a bit thinner at around 7 inches, which is actually above average for this time of year thanks to a recent foot of fresh snow that blanketed the mountain. Aspen Mountain is reporting a base depth of about 19 inches as well, while Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk are still closed for the season, with Highlands set to open December 13 and Buttermilk following on December 20.Over the last 24 hours, Snowmass picked up a healthy 12 inches of new snow, while Aspen Mountain saw about 7 inches, making for some fun, soft turns on the open runs. The past 48 hours have been a bit quieter, but the fresh stuff is still holding strong on the upper mountain. Right now, only a handful of lifts are spinning—6 out of 41 at Snowmass and a similar number at Aspen Mountain—with just a few beginner and intermediate trails open. Most of the advanced and expert terrain is still waiting for more coverage, but the snowmaking teams have been busy and the cold nights are helping build a solid base.Temperatures have been a bit of a rollercoaster, with daytime highs in the valley around 35 to 43 degrees Fahrenheit and overnight lows dipping into the mid-20s. The weather has been mostly dry lately, with some clear skies and a few clouds, but the forecast for the next five days is calling for more of the same—mostly sunny with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s. There’s a chance of light snow later in the week, but nothing major is on the horizon just yet. The freeze-thaw cycle is keeping things interesting, so early morning turns are your best bet for softer snow before the sun softens things up.Piste conditions are firm and groomed on the lower mountain, with some fresh powder lingering on the upper slopes and in the trees. Off-piste is still a bit thin, but the recent snow has opened up a few fun lines for those willing to explore. The season total snowfall is already above average for December, with Snowmass reporting around 31 inches so far, and the forecast is calling for more above-normal snowfall through January.If you’re planning a trip, bring layers—mornings are cold and crisp, but the sun can be strong on the mountain. The vibe is festive, with the town getting into the holiday spirit and the après scene starting to heat up. Just keep an eye on the resort’s snow report for the latest updates, and don’t be surprised if a few more trails and lifts open up as the snow keeps falling. It’s shaping up to be a great early season, and the best is yet to come.The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryFThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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