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Clouds 14°F
Conditions
1/15/25 Morning Report 6:00 AM

Good morning skiers and riders! Bring your appetite for winter today because we’re serving up 32 trails and 6 lifts that are ready to shred. Expect temps between 13 and 24 degrees, with partly sunny skies and maybe even a few surprise snow showers!

Snowmaking is a go! The guns are roaring on the East Peak (Why Not, Wanderer, Wing N' It), along with Lower Wiseacres and Wooly Bear. The team is hard at work making every turn feel like magic, bringing to life new trails and resurfacing existing terrain.

Corduroy lovers, rejoice! The West Peak is serving up silky-smooth groomers, perfect for dialing in those turns. For those of you looking for an adventure, head to Upper and Lower Wheelchair or the Wall. The East Peak will also remain ungroomed as we focus on laying down fresh snow.

Grab your gear, grab your crew, and get ready to make it a day to remember!
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High 15 °F
Low 13 °F
Trails Open 32/54
Lifts Open 6/11
New Snow 0”
Base Depth 36"
Open Acres 213.45 ac
Westside Six
None
Wooly Bear Carpet
None
Wonderama Express Quad
Delayed
Whiteway Express Quad
None • On Hold
East Peak Express Quad
None
Willpower Triple
None
Park Tow
None
Enclave Carpet
None
Baker Double
None
Whisper Run Upper
None
Whisper Run Lower
None

Primary Surface

Secondary Surface

Easier Way to Go
Groomed
Easier Wooly Bear
Snowmaking Active
Easier Whisper Run
Snowmaking Active
Easier What's Next
Groomed
Easier Whiteway
Groomed
Easier Willpower
Groomed
More Difficult Upper Wraparound
Groomed
Easier Lower Wraparound
Groomed
More Difficult Wolf's Prey
Groomed
More Difficult Wildcat
Groomed
More Difficult Whiskey Jack
Groomed
More Difficult Wall Street
Groomed
More Difficult Warpath Chute
Groomed
More Difficult Upper Warpath
Groomed
More Difficult Lower Warpath
Groomed
More Difficult Upper Wiseacres
Groomed
More Difficult Upper Whistler
Groomed
More Difficult Lower Whistler
Groomed
Extreme The Wall
Moguls
Extreme Upper Wolverine
Groomed
More Difficult Lower Wolverine
Groomed
Extreme Upper Wheelchair
Moguls
More Difficult Lower Wheelchair
Moguls
Extreme Wedel
Groomed
More Difficult Warmup
Groomed
Easier Wonderama
Groomed
Advanced Windfall
Groomed
Extreme Wide Connection
Groomed
More Difficult Lower Wipeout
Groomed
Easier Where's Charlie
Groomed
Most Difficult Wilbur
None
More Difficult Waltz
None
More Difficult Wrangler
None
More Difficult Wizard
None
More Difficult Lower Wiseacres
Snowmaking Active
Most Difficult Whistler Chute
None
More Difficult Mini Wall Bypass
None
Most Difficult Old Wolverine
None
More Difficult Upper Whirlwind
None
More Difficult Lower Whirlwind
None
More Difficult Upper Wall Street
None
Advanced Warmup Road
None
More Difficult What
None
Most Difficult Whataride Glades
None
Extreme Upper Wipeout
None
Extreme Way Out
None
Easier Wanderer
Snowmaking Active
Most Difficult Why Not
Snowmaking Active
Easier Wapeka
None
Most Difficult WinTuck
None
Most Difficult Wigeon
None
Most Difficult Wing n' It
Snowmaking Active
Most Difficult Wicked
None
More Difficult World Cup
None
Whistler Park on Lower Whistler
Groomed
Mini Park on Lower Wraparound
None
What Terrain Park
None
Wilbur Park
None
Lower Warpath Park
None
Lower Whirlwind Park
None

New Rider Orientation

New Rider Orientation
Know Before you go

What you wear to the bike park can make or break your day. See what clothing and equipment our bike park manager Nils recommends for a fun and safe day out on the mountain.

What to wear to the Bike Park
  • Apparel: We recommend wearing a base layer of a long sleeved shirt & heavy duty shorts – avoid really thin materials.
  • Helmets: Required at Windham Mountain Bike Park, and we highly recommend full-faced helmets.
  • Gloves: Will help keep your grip on the handle bars, allowing you to easily pump the brakes when needed. They also provide protection, should you fall. We recommend full fingered gloves.
  • Pads: Elbow and Knee pads are not required, but are highly recommended.
  • Footwear: Fully closed, rubber soled sneakers are needed for riding and getting a good grip on the pedal.
Skills 101
We recommend practicing these skills before loading the lift:
  • Braking: Keep index finger hovering over the brakes at all times, so you’re ready to go when you need to stop.
  • Flat feet: Keep the pedals level for an even platform and maintain a good, athletic position which will allow you to be powerful on the bike. Avoid “the flamingo” stance.
  • Body Positioning: Being able to shift your weight back and forth or side to side will make you feel confident and allow you to make adjustments to maneuver around obstacles.
  • Lead with your Eyes: This is simple, yet very important. Wherever you look is where your bike is going to go.