
Wolf Creek
Resort Overview
At 10,300 feet in Colorado's San Juan Mountains, Wolf Creek Ski Area stands apart with its remarkable annual snowfall of 430 inches – the most natural snow in Colorado. Since 1939, this family-operated mountain has maintained its genuine character, offering an unpretentious and pure skiing experience that focuses on what matters most: exceptional snow conditions and diverse terrain for all skill levels.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
133
Total Area
1600 ac
647.5 ha
Location & Getting There
Wolf Creek sits along the Continental Divide in southern Colorado, positioned perfectly to catch abundant snow from southwestern storms. Located 23 miles from Pagosa Springs and 84 miles from Alamosa, the ski area offers convenient access while maintaining its uncrowded atmosphere. The drive from nearby towns reveals stunning views of the San Juan Mountains, setting the stage for your mountain adventure.
Wolf Creek
, colorado
Season Info
Wolf Creek's season typically runs from early November through early April, with consistent snowfall creating reliable conditions throughout winter. The area's unique geography and elevation combine to produce the legendary "Wolf Creek powder" that blankets the mountain. Early season typically offers excellent coverage, while spring brings longer days and spectacular alpine conditions.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
11/8/2024
Closing Day
4/11/2025
Days Open
155
Annual Snowfall
Metric
10.92m
1092cm
Imperial
35.8ft
430in
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