Pretty thin out there too yet. Cooke has some snow but lots of ppl and sounds like alot of bent a arms. Tog is thin, last I heard 32" on the pass. Snowy's dont sound rideable yet. Wolf Creek sounds like it has the most in CO, but still thin. And thats a long ride to get there.
Looks like snow in the forecast out though....
Pretty thin out there too yet. Cooke has some snow but lots of ppl and sounds like alot of bent a arms. Tog is thin, last I heard 32" on the pass. Snowy's dont sound rideable yet. Wolf Creek sounds like it has the most in CO, but still thin. And thats a long ride to get there.
Looks like snow in the forecast out though....
Wolf Creek may have received that so far this season? But NOT 130” on the ground. Snotel is currently at 52” snow depth for Wolf Creek Pass and that’s the updated amount after they received a foot yesterday.My son (Leadville, CO) is telling me that Wolf Creek Pass has 130"+. Long drive. The Grand Lake area has a great trail system and they are grooming and good to go. The forest fires and Covid have really impacted north central CO area. Summit County is totally closed other than carry out. Hotels are open, but the restaurant and bar opportunities are sketchy. The Vail Pass system is also good to go. I would strongly suggest calling ahead to plan a route and know if indoor food and drink are available.