Pine Creek
Tucked away in the Absaroka Mountain Range, Pine Creek Ski Resort delivers an authentic small-mountain Wyoming experience. Since 1974, this charming ski area has been serving winter sports enthusiasts with 350 feet of vertical drop and 30 acres of skiable terrain. What makes Pine Creek special is its welcoming, community-focused atmosphere and commitment to making skiing accessible to families and beginners while still offering challenges for more experienced skiers.
Live Pine Creek Webcams
Peak Cam
This Pine Creek web cam sits at the summit of the resort, offering spectacular views across the Absaroka Mountain Range. Perfect for checking visibility and conditions at the mountain's highest point before heading to Pine Creek's intimate terrain.
Pine Creek's rope tow system provides straightforward access to the mountain's terrain. The main tow efficiently carries skiers to the summit, while a separate beginner tow serves the learning area. This classic lift setup maintains the resort's traditional charm while ensuring quick access to all runs, creating an ideal environment for learning and improving skiing skills without the complexity of larger resorts.
Pine Creek Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
32
Total Area
640 ac
259.0 ha
Location
Pine Creek Ski Resort is situated 30 minutes south of Livingston, Montana, just across the Wyoming border. This unique location in the Absaroka Range provides stunning mountain views and easy access from both southern Montana and northern Wyoming communities. The surrounding Gallatin National Forest offers additional recreation opportunities, making Pine Creek an excellent base for exploring this scenic corner of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Pine Creek
, wyoming
Season Info
The seasonal rhythm at Pine Creek reflects its mountain heritage. Winter brings reliable snow conditions perfect for skiing and snowboarding, typically operating from December through March when conditions permit. Summer sees the area transform into a peaceful mountain retreat, ideal for hiking and wildlife viewing. Fall paints the surrounding Absaroka Range in brilliant colors, while spring offers opportunities for late-season skiing as temperatures warm.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
12/6/2024
Closing Day
4/13/2025
Days Open
129
Annual Snowfall
Metric
8.89m
889cm
Imperial
29.2ft
350in
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