Daily Best Snow Rankings & Leaderboards

Pick your winter discipline below to view ranked condition tables, base depths, and new snowfall leaders.

Snowmobile (Trail)

Tuned for groomed trail riding, base packing, low rock hazard, and cold crisp trail conditions.
Monitored Stations (Early Season):
—Berthoud Pass Summit (CO)
--1" Base
—Vail Pass / Shrine Pass (CO)
--0" Base
—Rabbit Ears Pass (CO)
--0" Base
View Complete Trail Sled Rankings Table →

Snowmobile (Mountain / Boondocking)

Requires deep base to cover boulders and deadfall, plus high rewards for fresh untracked powder.
Monitored Stations (Early Season):
—Berthoud Pass Summit (CO)
--1" Base
—Vail Pass / Shrine Pass (CO)
--0" Base
—Rabbit Ears Pass (CO)
--0" Base
View Complete Mountain Sled Rankings Table →

Backcountry Ski & Splitboard

Prioritizes deep base coverage, cold powder density, and low wind crusting. (Always check avalanche forecasts).
Monitored Stations (Early Season):
—Berthoud Pass Summit (CO)
--1" Base
—Vail Pass / Shrine Pass (CO)
--0" Base
—Rabbit Ears Pass (CO)
--0" Base
View Complete Backcountry Ski Rankings Table →

Nordic / Cross-Country Ski

Best on packed trails with sub-freezing temps (12-28°F) for clean glide and firm kick.
Monitored Stations (Early Season):
—Berthoud Pass Summit (CO)
--1" Base
—Vail Pass / Shrine Pass (CO)
--0" Base
—Rabbit Ears Pass (CO)
--0" Base
View Complete Nordic XC Rankings Table →

Snowshoe / Winter Hike

Most versatile profile, requiring at least 4-6 inches for enjoyable snowshoe flotation.
Monitored Stations (Early Season):
—Berthoud Pass Summit (CO)
--1" Base
—Vail Pass / Shrine Pass (CO)
--0" Base
—Rabbit Ears Pass (CO)
--0" Base
View Complete Snowshoe Rankings Table →