Mountain Report for April 6, 2026

0:00Morning Report, 6.53am. What's up, sugar loafers? I hope everyone is doing well. While we were all sleeping, temperatures dropped, and it almost feels like we are back in winter. Not quite, but almost. Grumors waited until second shift to get on the hill when temperatures were a bit colder and the snow wasn't as soft. Their main goal was quality over quantity. Focusing on yesterday's already open terrain and making it great. They hit mid-mountain and buxaw areas, including tote road, kingslanding, and hayburner. I would expect a firm frozen granular snow out there. Sharp edges are going to be appreciated. With the drop in temperatures, it's a bit slow going out there, so groomers might be delayed in the far west and the spillway slash slush area. If they are delayed, it shouldn't be too much longer than 830. Just a tad, and you will still be able to access a bunch of terrain off superquads so don't even sweat it. Temperatures will stay consistent throughout the day in the 20s across the mountain with partly cloudy skies. Winds are

1:05moderate with some decently strong gusts. With strong winds in mind, as well as the grooming plan, these are the lifts for today. Superquad, buxaw, DRCB, skidway, and snubber, all at 830am. Due to yesterday's wet and wild conditions, you will not be getting wild in the parks today. All terrain parks, with the exception of sidewinder, will be closed for the park's crew to rebuild. uphill travel is closed at this time. Spring in New England means a lot of things. Weird temperature changes and staying lighter longer, but it also means reggae fest. It's this weekend, and time is running out to grab your tickets. Prices increase on April 8th, so snag the deal while you can in our quick links. Stay stoked. Shannon.