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Yellowstone Ski Tours

8 N. River St.
Cooke City, MT 59020
406-838-2267
Guided backcountry skiing in Yellowstone National Park. Winter ecology, avalanche education and powder skiing.

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Yellowstone Ski Tours

  • Information
    • General Information
    • Guides
    • Resources and Links
  • Guiding Rates
  • Courses
    • Avalanche Education
    • Women's Backcountry Ski Camp
    • Winter Ecology Course
  • Photos
  • Selected Tours
    • Whitebark Pine Tree Skiing
    • Lamar Valley
    • Mammoth
    • The 1988 Burn
    • Overnight Backcountry Trips
    • Summer Trips
  • Sign In My Account

Yellowstone ski conditions update

February 27, 2016 B. Fredlund

Update on the backcountry skiing conditions around Yellowstone:  sunshine and warm daytime temperatures the last week or so.  The valleys have felt like spring, while winter has definitely held on in the alpine.  

The upper elevation snowpack has been healing, allowing for some excellent opportunities for travel into alpine terrain.  Powder skiing can still be found on northerly aspects, while the lower elevation southerly aspects have experienced a brief corn skiing cycle.  

Conditions are generally variable and wind effected, but there is some fantastic XC skiing to be done down around the Lamar, and boot-top powder if you know where to look.

The wildlife viewing has been excellent (as usual), with grizzly bears reportedly observed roaming the Interior.  And there is another series of snow storms in on the way.  

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Yellowstone Ski Tours

ski.yellowstone@gmail.com

406-855-7107

PO Box 1186

Cooke City, MT 59020

Permitted by the Custer Gallatin National Forest, Shoshone National Forest, and Yellowstone National Park.