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  • Spring Corn Season Arrives at Breck: 97 Percent Open with Warming Temps and Light Snow Expected

    Spring Corn Season Arrives at Breck: 97 Percent Open with Warming Temps and Light Snow Expected
    Feb 20 2026
    Ski Report for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Daily Ski Conditions for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Hey shredders, Breckenridge is firing on all cylinders right now with **97% of trails open** (182 out of 188) and **31 of 34 lifts spinning**—perfect for lapping those epic lines across Peaks 6 through 10. Base depth sits at a solid **64 inches**, keeping the base buttery smooth while the summit holds deep for high-alpine adventures up to 12,998 feet. No freshies in the last 24 hours (0 inches), but season total snowfall clocks in at **92 inches** since October—solid coverage despite a leaner year.

    Conditions scream **spring skiing**: groomers carving up nice, but watch for variable off-piste with rocks and trees poking through in early-season spots—patrol's hustling, so stay alert and buddy up. Pistes are mostly packed powder turning to corn on sunnier aspects, ideal for carvers and park rats alike.

    Today's vibe: partly sunny turning cloudy with a shot at patchy snow, highs scraping **21°F at base** and colder up top (5°F summit), winds SW at force 4—bundle up but expect bluebird glimpses. Overnight lows dip to **1°F**, so après firepits will hit different.

    Looking ahead, it's warming up for powder hounds chasing hero snow: expect up to **2 inches total over 7 days**, with **1 inch possible today and tomorrow** falling to resort level (9,613 feet). Temps climb fast—**12°F summit Sat, 23°F Sun, 27°F Mon**, then mid-30s by midweek, freeze-thaw cycles up high but clear skies dominating for max vert days. Snowline holds low early, rising later—prime for corn harvesting.

    Pro tip: Tomorrow's a **First Tracks Friday**—intermediates and up staying in resort lodging can hit Quicksilver Super6 at 7:30 AM for uncrowded Mercury terrain before the masses roll in. Lift lines are chill, roads clear, but grab Epic passes early as Vail's capping tickets. Low snow year's got fewer crowds, more stoke—score those Imperial Bowl chutes or Peak 9 groomers. Pack sunscreen for those high-UV days and acclimate to the thin air. Breck's calling, let's rip!

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    3 mins
  • Breckenridge Spring Shred: 97 Percent Open, Fresh Snow Incoming, Bluebird Potential Ahead

    Breckenridge Spring Shred: 97 Percent Open, Fresh Snow Incoming, Bluebird Potential Ahead
    Feb 19 2026
    Ski Report for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Daily Ski Conditions for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Hey shredders, Breckenridge is firing on all cylinders right now with **182 of 188 trails open** and **31 of 34 lifts spinning**—that's **97% of the mountain** ready to rip under **spring conditions**! Picture this: base depth sitting at a solid **64 inches**, perfect for carving those groomers or hunting stashes, while the season total clocks in around **90 inches** since October. No massive dumps in the last 24 hours (0 inches reported), but forecasts hint at fresh flakes incoming soon.

    Dial in your day: expect **partly sunny skies** today with temps topping out near **14°F at the base** (chillier up top around 9°F), breezy west winds 16-20 mph, and a 50% shot at snow after noon—bundle up! Lifts crank from 8:30 AM to 4 PM, gondola till 4:30 PM, so snag first chair for those hero lines like Inferno or Tom's Baby, which are open and looking prime.

    Pistes are in great shape for all levels—11% beginner-friendly on Peak 9, 31% intermediate cruisers, and 58% expert bowls up to 12,998 feet—but watch for early-season hazards like rocks in thinner spots; ski patrol says slow down and buddy up! Off-piste varies wildly with wind-sculpted crust or lingering powder, so scope it smart.

    Looking ahead, tomorrow (Thu 19) brings light snow (1 inch possible), highs around 11°F base, dropping cold before warming up—Fri 20°F +1in, Sat 25°F +1in, then freeze-thaw vibes into next week with highs pushing 50s°F and minimal new snow (up to 2in over 7 days). Bluebird potential mid-week for corn snow shredding!

    Pro tip: Download the My Epic App for live lift lines, cams, and stats—parking's a breeze, and spring vibes mean shorter waits, après patios, and epic high-alpine bowls. No major notices, but acclimate to that 9,600-13,000ft elevation. Who's dropping in? Conditions are calling your name!

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    3 mins
  • Breckenridge Mid-Winter Deep Dive: Fresh Powder, Five Peaks, and Epic Alpine Thrills

    Breckenridge Mid-Winter Deep Dive: Fresh Powder, Five Peaks, and Epic Alpine Thrills
    Feb 18 2026
    Ski Report for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Daily Ski Conditions for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Hey shredders, Breckenridge is dishing out prime mid-winter action right now—think fresh powder dumps and high-alpine thrills across its five peaks, topping out at a dizzying 12,998 feet. With 35 lifts spinning and 187 runs beckoning (around 63% open like those classics on Peak 8), you're set for epic lines from the base at 9,600 feet all the way up. Safety first though: early-season vibes linger with rocks and trees lurking under the snowpack, so ease in, buddy up, and hit that Alpine Responsibility Code refresh—call ski patrol at (970) 496-7911 if needed.

    Snow's stacking nicely, averaging 355 inches season total so far, fueling those legendary bowls like Imperial and Whale's Tail off the continent's highest chair at 12,840 feet. Expect 1-2 inches today amid light-to-heavy snow showers dropping right to resort level, with another 2-4 inches possible through the next 48 hours for buttery piste carving; off-piste stays cautious with building depth but hidden hazards. Current temps hover chilly: summits around 10-19°F, base nearing 26°F max before dipping to -1°F overnight, whipped by 30-32 mph west winds and blowing snow—bundle up!

    Peep the 5-day outlook: today's snow eases tomorrow into cloudy chills (12°F max, 1in possible), Friday's another light dump (18°F), then drier vibes ramp up with weekend highs to 22-35°F and minimal precip—perfect for bluebird groomers and longer days. Pistes are firing for all levels—11% beginner-friendly on Peak 9, 31% cruiser intermediates, and 58% expert steeps—while spring hints tease even more terrain soon.

    Grab the My Epic App for live cams, lift lines, and stats; snag tickets early as Vail limits 'em. Whether ripping Tom's Baby or E Chair doubles, Breck's calling—get after it before the next storm buries the goods!

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    2 mins
  • Breckenridge Fresh Powder Alert: 2 Inches Today, Peak 8 Imperial Bowl Ready to Shred

    Breckenridge Fresh Powder Alert: 2 Inches Today, Peak 8 Imperial Bowl Ready to Shred
    Feb 17 2026
    Ski Report for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Daily Ski Conditions for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Hey shredders, Breckenridge is firing up with fresh powder potential right now, delivering that high-alpine rush across its five epic peaks up to 12,998 feet. Think cloudy skies turning to heavy snow showers today, dropping 2 inches of new snow right to the 9,600-foot base, with valley temps climbing from an overnight low of 14°F to a max around 33°F—perfect for layering up and charging Peak 8's Imperial Bowl via North America's highest chairlift at 12,840 feet.

    Snow's building fast after recent storms that saved the season, including over a foot last weekend that opened Peaks 6 and 10 for some fun, albeit variable, turns—recent totals sitting around 79 inches season-to-date, chasing patterns like 2017-18's 112 inches by late January. Expect another 3 inches in the next 24 hours and 4 inches over 48, with up to 5 inches more through seven days, snowline holding low at resort level. Pistes are grooming nicely but can firm up post-warm spells; off-piste varies wildly with wind crust or stashes depending on sun and cold—stay alert for early-season-ish hazards like rocks under thin spots.

    Breck's humming with 35 lifts and 187 runs typically in play this deep into winter, 58% expert terrain for those steep chutes, plus beginner greens on Peak 9 and cruiser blues everywhere—check the My Epic App for real-time lift lines and status. Winds kick up southwest at F6 today, easing later.

    Looking ahead, tomorrow (Wed) brings 1 inch new, highs of 27°F at base dropping colder; Thu chills to 14°F max with no snow; Fri warms to 21°F plus 1 inch; Sat holds 21°F and another inch; Sun climbs to 37°F—prime for bluebird pow laps if it sticks. Season snowfall averages a beastly 355 inches, so more dumps are on the horizon.

    Pro tip from locals: Grab Epic Pass deals saving up to $100 on tickets, book lessons for all levels, and ease into high altitude—buddy up, follow signs, and dial Breck Patrol at (970) 496-7911 if needed. Après awaits with historic Main Street vibes. Powder hounds, this is your call to send it!

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    3 mins
  • Breckenridge's Fresh Start: Snow on the Horizon and What to Expect This Week

    Breckenridge's Fresh Start: Snow on the Horizon and What to Expect This Week
    Feb 16 2026
    Ski Report for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Daily Ski Conditions for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Breckenridge is sitting at a solid 66 centimeters of snow at the summit and 40 centimeters at the base, with variable conditions dominating the mountain right now. The resort picked up 2 inches in the last 24 hours and 3 inches over the past 72 hours, keeping things relatively fresh on the slopes. Season total is tracking at 84 inches, which is honestly a bit below where we'd like to be at this point in the year, but the mountain is making the most of what it has.

    Currently, 98 out of 153 kilometers of terrain is open, which translates to about 64 percent of the mountain available for shredding. You've got access to 35 chairlifts spinning, so you won't be dealing with brutal lift lines, and the gripping snow quality means your edges will hold when you need them to. The summit sits at a crisp 12,998 feet, while the base is chilling at 9,600 feet, so expect that classic altitude experience.

    Looking at the week ahead, things are about to get interesting. Tuesday and Wednesday are your money days with 4 to 6 centimeters of new snow expected at both the base and summit. The snow line will be dropping significantly, pushing down from around 3,300 meters on Monday to under 1,000 meters by Wednesday. That's real snow, not some dusty trace amount. Friday looks like it'll add another 2 centimeters to the mix. However, Thursday is going to be a complete dud with no new snow and brutal temps dropping to minus 21 degrees Celsius at elevation.

    Temperature-wise, you're looking at typical February vibes. Expect highs around minus 10 to minus 6 degrees Celsius with lows bottoming out between minus 16 and minus 13 degrees Celsius throughout the week. Friday and Saturday will be the coldest days, so layer up if you're planning to ski those dates. By late February, temps should moderate slightly, hovering around minus 9 to minus 8 degrees Celsius during the day.

    One thing worth noting: the resort is still working to build out the snowpack after what's been a pretty challenging early season. Peak 10 and Peak 6 recently opened after a much-needed storm cycle, but conditions are still early-season sparse compared to typical years. Colorado's snowpack is running well below average statewide, though forecasters suggest there are signs the pattern could become more favorable later in the season. No guarantees, but there's hope for a late-season recovery if these upcoming storms deliver.

    The resort reminds visitors to slow down and stay alert since obstacles like trees and rocks are still lurking under thinner coverage areas. Buddy up, follow the posted signage, and refresh your knowledge of the Alpine Responsibility Code before you drop in.

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    3 mins
  • Breckenridge Mid-Winter Shred: 97 Percent Open with Fresh Snow and Spring Temps

    Breckenridge Mid-Winter Shred: 97 Percent Open with Fresh Snow and Spring Temps
    Feb 15 2026
    Ski Report for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Daily Ski Conditions for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Hey shredders, Breckenridge is dishing out prime mid-winter vibes right now, with 97% of terrain open—182 out of 188 trails and 31 of 34 lifts spinning for your carving pleasure. Base depth sits at a solid 24-64 inches, perfect for bombing those epic 3,398-foot vertical drops across 2,908 acres. You've got 1 inch fresh in the last 24 and 48 hours, keeping things variable on piste with machine-groomed patches ready for smooth turns, while off-piste varies from preserved stashes to wind crust—pack your avy gear for sidecountry adventures.

    Season total snowfall clocks in around 84-86 inches so far, a bit below average after a slow start, but recent storms opened Peaks 6 and 10 with over a foot, saving the season like a powder miracle. Current weather? Cloudy skies at 28-30°F base and 17-19°F summit, light 2 mph winds—bundle up but expect freeze-thaw action as temps climb to 37-47°F today with valley lows dipping to 16-22°F.

    Looking ahead, gear up for 3 inches possible over the next week: snow chances Tuesday-Wednesday with highs of 17-29°F summit and 1 inch each day, then cooling to 0-14°F by Friday amid SW winds F3-F4—spring-like turns turning firmer up high. No major storms screaming yet, but short bursts could keep the stashes alive.

    Pro tip: Resort's open 8:30a-4p weekdays, 9a-4p weekends—hit it early for groomers before the sun softens things. Snowpack's lagging statewide, so locals say stay flexible and chase the fresh lines on higher peaks. Who's ready to rip?

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    2 mins
  • Breckenridge's Fresh Powder Comeback: Peak 6 Opens with Epic High-Alpine Runs This February

    Breckenridge's Fresh Powder Comeback: Peak 6 Opens with Epic High-Alpine Runs This February
    Feb 14 2026
    Ski Report for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Daily Ski Conditions for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Hey shredders, Breckenridge is firing up with that fresh powder vibe after a quirky winter that's finally turning the corner! Recent storms dumped 13 inches by early February, plus another 4, unlocking Peak 6 and 10 for epic high-alpine runs—think buttery turns on newly opened terrain that's not perfect but seriously fun. As of early Feb, 122 of 193 trails (63%) and a solid lineup of lifts are spinning, though watch for early-season hazards like rocks and trees—ski patrol says slow down and buddy up.

    Snow depths? Base at 9,600 feet sits around 30-42°F conditions with recent 1-inch dumps keeping it skiable to resort level, while the 12,998-foot summit chills at 13-24°F—light, dry 'Brecksnow' magic. Last 48 hours saw about 1 inch new, building on that late-Jan storm cycle, with season total hovering near 79 inches so far, below average but mirroring the comeback 2017-18 season. Pistes are groomed intermediates galore (31% terrain), experts hit Imperial Bowl steeps, and off-piste is building with caution—fun had, but stay alert.

    Right now, expect cloudy skies with temps base 28-30°F, summit 17-19°F, light SW winds at 2-3 mph—prime for laps. Over the next 5 days: Snow showers today/tomorrow (1-2 inches), highs 30-44°F base/12-32°F summit; Tue/Wed fresh 1 inch each, cooling to 18-27°F; Thu cloudy 12-24°F. More flakes possible, fingers crossed for that late-season surge!

    Pro tip: If you're in official Breck lodging like Gravity Haus, snag First Tracks Friday tomorrow—7:30AM Quicksilver load for intermediate-only fresh corduroy (weather permitting, no sub-zero chills). Temps averaging February chilly (12-24°F days, nights to 2°F), but 8 sunny hours mean bluebird potential. Pack layers, acclimate to altitude, and hit the My Epic App for live lifts, cams, and stats. Breck's alive—get after it before the crowds!

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    3 mins
  • Breckenridge Spring Shred: Firm Groomers, Light Snow, and High-Alpine Vibes at 12K Feet

    Breckenridge Spring Shred: Firm Groomers, Light Snow, and High-Alpine Vibes at 12K Feet
    Feb 13 2026
    Ski Report for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Daily Ski Conditions for Breckenridge, Colorado

    Hey shredders, Breckenridge is calling your name with that classic Colorado high-alpine vibe—base at 9,600 feet climbing to a epic 12,998-foot summit where the powder dreams are made. Right now, snow depths sit at a solid 40 cm (about 16 inches) at the base and 66 cm (26 inches) up top, gripping nicely for carves and jumps after the last dump on Feb 3. No massive freshies in the past 24 or 48 hours, but today's forecast brings 1 inch of new snow with clear spells turning cloudy, temps maxing at 38°F down low and cooler 21°F at peak—perfect for a freeze-thaw groom that keeps things playful.

    The mountain's buzzing: 98 of 187 km slopes open (64%), 32 of 35 lifts spinning (91%), including valley runs for that sweet end-of-day cruiser. Pistes are gripping firm, off-piste still rebuilding from a quirky season with recent storms opening Peaks 6 and 10—fun reset surface, but snowpack lags average like 2017-18 (season total around 79 inches so far). Dress warm, winds SW at F3, snowline resort-level for today's fluff.

    Looking ahead, Saturday stays mild at 38°F town max with possible 1 inch, Sunday 34°F clearing up, then warming to 45°F Monday-Tuesday before dipping. Next 5 days mix light snow bursts (up to 2 inches total) and sun—prime for park laps, though fun parks and halfpipes are closed for now. Season rolls to May 10, no night skiing yet.

    Pro tip from locals: Acclimatize to dodge altitude funk, check live cams for Imperial Express opens, and pack layers—short dry spells could flip quick. Recent foot-plus storms saved the vibe; more on deck keeps Breck legendary. Grab your board and send it!

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    2 mins