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Whitewater Ski Resort snow report

Model snowfall at about 6,414 ft as of Nov 4, 2026, 4:05 PM MT.

Last 24 h
0"
Last 72 h
0"
Last 7 days
1.3"
Next 7 days
1.4"

7-day snow forecast

Wed 40"☁️ 32°/25°
Thu 51.1"🌨️ 29°/20°
Fri 60"🌫️ 33°/20°
Sat 70"☁️ 38°/21°
Sun 80.3"🌨️ 33°/22°
Mon 90"☁️ 32°/16°
Tue 100"⛅ 36°/16°

Daily snowfall (inches) and high/low (°F) from the Open-Meteo forecast model, local days.

📏 Nearest SNOTEL

No SNOTEL station within range (SNOTEL only covers the western US and Alaska).

🗓️ Last 7 days (model)

  • Wed Oct 28: 1.3"
  • Thu Oct 29: 0"
  • Fri Oct 30: 0"
  • Sat Oct 31: 0"
  • Sun Nov 1: 0"
  • Mon Nov 2: 0"
  • Tue Nov 3: 0"

Mountain stats

LocationNelson, British Columbia, Canada
Passes (2026-27)Independent
Summit / base6,768 ft / 5,348 ft
Vertical2,014 ft
Skiable acres1,184
Lifts5
Trails97
Season (projected)Dec 18 – Apr 4
2026-27 projected dates from OnTheSnow
Adult day ticketNo fixed window price published
Most resorts now use date-based pricing, so we don't list a number. Check the official site.
Data noteselevations: Wikipedia; acres & trails: Wikipedia; lifts: OnTheSnow. Checked 2026-11-04.

Official site & snow report →  Sources: en.wikipedia.org · www.onthesnow.com

Ski resortTouring zone: LowTouring zone: ModerateTouring zone: ConsiderableTouring zone: HighTouring zone: ExtremeTouring zone: No rating

💼 Jobs at Whitewater Ski Resort

No open listings for this resort on our tracker right now. Ski schools usually hire August to October, with a second wave in December.

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🎿 Backcountry touring nearby

Touring zoneDanger todayOfficial forecastNew snow 72 hNext 7 days
Kootenay Pass
British Columbia
No rating
Avalanche Canada forecast region
Avalanche Canada ↗0"0.7"

This is not a safety call. The danger rating shown is a one-word summary copied from the official avalanche center once a day. Conditions change by the hour and vary by aspect and elevation. Before you go into avalanche terrain, read the full forecast from the official center, carry a beacon, shovel and probe, and travel with trained partners. Snowfall numbers are computer-model estimates, not measurements.

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