Good evening all. Groomers were out this afternoon/evening and rolled in about 2-3 inches of new snow on the more protected trails. The lower trails were wind blown and still showing dirt in places. Grading was done on trails that had wind drifts, but due to the high winds grooming was not possible for this evening. There is more snow in the forecast and groomers plan to start grooming as the conditions allow. We will keep you updated but for now the trails are still closed.

As you can see from the photos the groomers (Zack & Robin) were pretty happy to have some actual snow to roll in this evening! Groomers report about 4 inches on bottom trails and 6-7 on top. The snow was pretty wet and as you can see in the photo clumped and froze to the rollers. Trails are rough packed almost everywhere. We have not had a chance to groom trails yet this season and for that reason we are not officially open. Hazards on trails include: ruts, uneven terrain, po

We know you have all been thinking about lots of snow and it looks like it is paying off! Groomers are heading up this evening to roll in the snow from this storm. Once they are finished we will post a more detailed update on trails. We know so many of you enjoy a ski at Spring Gulch on Christmas day and while we are not officially open, we are going to unlock the gate for tomorrow. Trails will only be rough packed and we will post as many details as possible about conditions

Good morning! We are loving the colder temps that are helping the little snow with have stick around. The weather later in the week has some nice chances of snow, especially Thursday. We will be keeping a close watch on the forecast and hoping that Thursday and Friday bring enough snow to cover trails. If you want to watch the forecast for Spring Gulch we suggest the link below. You can type "Jerome Park, CO" and that will take you to the correct map and forecast. We also too

After finishing a repair (re-build) of one of our snow rollers, groomers rough packed the middle and upper trails that had received about 3-4 inches of new snow. Lower trails (Lazy Eight and Rafter T) were so wind blown that they did not hold enough snow to even roll. While this snow is a good start to a base, it is unfortunately not enough for us to start grooming trails. Sadly, not enough trails are covered to safely open to skiing, yet. Also, the high winds brought down so