BOISE, Idaho — There are 12 ski areas in the State of Idaho (Grand Targhee is in Wyoming so it doesn't count) and nearly all of them are having a banner winter season thus far. Thanks to consecutive snow storms throughout the past few weeks, most ski resorts in the Gem State have nearly all of their terrain open.
But which mountain has the deepest snowpack*?
Based on data from the individual ski resorts, here's how Idaho mountains are stacking up snow-wise this season.
*Base depths are taken at the summit
Idaho Snow Report Roundup (2/16/25)
1) Brundage Mountain Resort
Base Depth: 97"
Season Total: 255"
2) Schweitzer Mountain Resort
Base Depth: 92"
Season Total: 205"
3) Tamarack
Base Depth: 88"
Season Total: 193"
4) Sun Valley Resort
Base Depth: 88"
Season Total: 134"
5) Silver Mountain
Base Depth: 85"
Season Total: 188"
6) Bogus Basin Ski Area
Base Depth: 83"
Season Total: 207"
7) Lookout Pass Ski Area
Base Depth: 73"
Season Total: 303"
8) Soldier Mountain
Base Depth: 70"
Season Total: 179"
9) Pomerelle Mountain
Base Depth: 60"
Season Total: 182"
10) Magic Mountain
Base Depth: 60"
Season Total: NA
11) Pebble Creek
Base Depth: 60"
Season Total: NA
12) Kelly Canyon Ski Area
Base Depth: 40"
Season Total: NA
