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Forecast: National Weather Service · updated 12:05 pm MST. Inches. Estimates.
Snow by elevation
ProSummit, mid and base snow for each day, plus the freezing level.
See snow by elevation with ProPark City Mountain plans to open November 20, 2026. The National Weather Service forecast for the next 3 days: 0 in of snow, highs of 42–51°F.
Not open yet
Planned opening: November 20, 2026. First scores land when the season data starts flowing.
Forecast: National Weather Service · updated 12:05 pm MST. Inches. Estimates.
Summit, mid and base snow for each day, plus the freezing level.
See snow by elevation with ProSnow numbers come from public forecasts and snowpack stations, not the resort’s own report. For the resort’s snow report and open terrain, see the official site.
Forecast from National Weather Service, updated 12:05 PM MST.
The way up is SR-224.
Typical drive with no traffic. Estimates, not live traffic.
Live road conditions, closures and chain rules for SR-224: UDOT Traffic.
Park City Mountain plans to open November 20, 2026. Opening dates can move with the snow.
Lifts, hours and tickets: official site.
Runs by difficulty: 20 easier, 150 more difficult, 95 most difficult, 58 experts only.
Official site for lifts, hours and tickets.
For the backcountry around Park City Mountain, read the official Utah Avalanche Center forecast. Stoke doesn’t rate avalanche danger.
Avalanche danger · Salt Lake
Official forecast from Utah Avalanche Center
No daily danger ratings yet. The Utah Avalanche Center starts them once the season's snowpack builds, usually in late November. Until then, check their site for early-season updates. utahavalanchecenter.org
Read the full forecast at Utah Avalanche CenterForecasts are issued once daily and conditions change. Stoke doesn't assess avalanche danger. Read the full forecast and make your own call. Forecast © Utah Avalanche Center.
Recent loading (from weather data, not a danger assessment)
From SNOTEL 814:UT:SNTL. New snow is estimated from snow depth change.
KUTV reports the resort is taking advantage of this week's colder temperatures to build toward opening day.
Crews began blowing snow at the top of Payday lift and Homerun trail on Nov. 2. The resort hopes to open lifts Nov. 20.
Crews began Monday night on Saddleback Express, High Meadows Express and Homerun runs. Opening is set for Nov. 20.
From news and public posts. Not used in the score.
Park City Mountain plans to open on November 20, 2026. Opening dates can move with the snow, so check the resort's official site.
Forecast from National Weather Service, updated 12:05 PM MST. Today: sunny, high 42°, low 30°, 0 in of snow; Sat: partly cloudy, high 46°, low 30°, 0 in of snow; Sun: sunny, high 51°, low 35°, 0 in of snow. The rest of the week is in the Stoke app.
The National Weather Service forecast has 0 in of snow at Park City Mountain over the next 3 days (updated 12:05 PM MST).
Stoke doesn't have a live status for SR-224 right now. UDOT Traffic (udottraffic.utah.gov) has live road conditions, closures and chain rules.
About 5 minutes by car with no traffic. That's a typical estimate, not live traffic.
Park City Mountain is on the Epic Pass for 2026–27, per the official pass sites. Some partners limit days, so check your pass.
Summit 10,026 ft, base 6,894 ft, vertical 3,083 ft, mapped runs 324. Mapped runs by difficulty: 20 easier, 150 more difficult, 95 most difficult, 58 experts only. From OpenStreetMap map data.
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