Which Colorado ski resort has had the most snow this week?
Telluride (United States) leads with 12 cm (4.7") over the last 7 days (opens Nov 26). Next: Wolf Creek Ski Area (12 cm (4.7")) (opens Oct 31), Monarch Mountain (11 cm (4.3")) (opens Dec 4), Silverton (9 cm (3.5")) (opens Dec 1).
Live data · updated October 30, 2026 at 8:01 PM UTC · refreshes automatically
| # | Resort | Country | Snowfall |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Telluride (opens Nov 26) | United States | 12 cm (4.7") |
| 2 | Wolf Creek Ski Area (opens Oct 31) | United States | 12 cm (4.7") |
| 3 | Monarch Mountain (opens Dec 4) | United States | 11 cm (4.3") |
| 4 | Silverton (opens Dec 1) | United States | 9 cm (3.5") |
| 5 | Crested Butte (opens Nov 25) | United States | 8 cm (3.1") |
Colorado’s continental climate delivers light, dry powder — lower totals than the Pacific ranges, but famously better quality. Storm cycles favor different parts of the state, so a live ranking matters.
The Colorado season typically runs from mid-November to mid-April, with a handful of high-altitude holdouts (like Arapahoe Basin) pushing into June in good years. Outside those months this page reports the most recent data before closing.
Numbers on this page come from the same live pipeline as every SnowSure surface: seven weather models per resort, updated hourly, with resort-reported depths preferred where a reliable feed exists. Ask follow-up questions on the SnowSure Concierge or via the MCP server.
