Forgot to mention we could see 2-7 inches by the time its over.

The snowman has put us in a Winter storm advisory from 6am Monday till Tuesday noon. At this time we are having light rain. Stay tuned.

Well the snowman is calling for snow Aug 30th. The temps will be falling to the upper 20's. Wait and see.

I've now plowed the cut a cross over to Daisy pass road.

Thought I'd up date you on the snow up in Cooke City. I plowed LULU up to the cut a cross road. Still lots of snow, come out and do a summer ride. It's going to be a while till all the roads are open to ride your off road machines. But don't forget that I rent side x sides. So call and make a reservation if you do come up.

Got Snow we do!

Morning from Cooke city. The snowman just won't give up. He is showing snow till a week from this coming Monday. For tomorrow we could see up to 6 inches of the white stuff fall upon us. We could see zero or below for Monday night.

This will be the last report of the winter season. I would like to THANK each and everyone that has came to our community. Terri /Bob, and the crew at the Super 8 hopes to see every one this coming winter.
Don't forget, we rent side x side's. If you ever want to come see what you have rode over, come see us.

AVALANCHE CONDITIONS: Cornices are massive and dangerous (photo). They can fail under the weight of a person. Give them a wide distance along ridgelines and minimize time on slopes below. If the sun shines this morning, wet loose avalanches are possible on steep, sun exposed slopes. They will likely be small, but are something to keep an eye out for before clouds set in this afternoon. Today, avalanches are not likely or will be very small. Avalanche danger is rated LOW. ... See more

JUST TO LET YOU KNOW

Morning from Bearclaw/bakery and the Super 8 motel. Had guys still asking how the snow is. The snowman is still giving is lots of snow. Tuesday morning we picked up close to two feet on the mountains and we could see more snow until this coming weekend. I'll give you guys a few more updates while I"m still here. That will be until Saturday morning.

AVALANCHE CONDITIONS: Watch for areas of wind drifted snow near upper elevation ridgelines and cross loaded terrain features. Cornices are visual clues that underlying slopes could be heavily wind loaded. Use quick hasty pits or small test slopes to evaluate stability before committing to consequential terrain.

Outside of wind loaded slopes the snowpack is generally stable.

Today, human triggered avalanches are possible on wind loaded slopes which have a MODERATE avalanche danger. Non-wind loaded slopes have a LOW avalanche danger.
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MORE SNOW TO COME

Morning from Cooke city. The snowman just won't give up. He is showing snow till a week from this coming Monday. For tomorrow we could see up to 6 inches of the white stuff fall upon us. We could see zero or below for Monday night.

This will be the last report of the winter season. I would like to THANK each and everyone that has came to our community. Terri /Bob, and the crew at the Super 8 hopes to see every one this coming winter.
Don't forget, we rent side x side's. If you ever want to come see what you have rode over, come see us.

AVALANCHE CONDITIONS: Cornices are massive and dangerous (photo). They can fail under the weight of a person. Give them a wide distance along ridgelines and minimize time on slopes below. If the sun shines this morning, wet loose avalanches are possible on steep, sun exposed slopes. They will likely be small, but are something to keep an eye out for before clouds set in this afternoon. Today, avalanches are not likely or will be very small. Avalanche danger is rated LOW.
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Mom's motorsports made it in the other day, I think they brought the snow in. Good to see them

MORE SNOW TO COME

Morning from Bearclaw/bakery and the Super 8. Woke up to more snow. We picked up about 3 inches in town and about 8 inches on the mountain. The snowman is again calling for more snow for the next 5 days. Did I forget to tell everyone to stop the snow dance.
The way its going, we will be riding sleds to the end of JUNE this year. So when everyone is out in their boats skiing or fishing. Don't forget that we will be riding snowmobiles. So come out and see us.

I've been out moving snow for the last several weeks. That's why I haven't been on.

AVALANCHE CONDITIONS: “If you avoid wind-loaded slopes you’ll avoid avalanches.” This is true again today. New snow this morning and continued wind is creating unstable conditions and a CONSIDERABLE avalanche danger on all wind loaded slopes. Slopes without a wind-load have a MODERATE danger. ... See more