Marmot Basin Web Cam

 
 

Marmot Basin turns into a winter wonderland every winter season from late November through to early April. Stay up to date with all the latest snow and seasonal storms by checking out our Marmot Basin web cam. These cams are perfectly placed all over the mountain and ski resort, you can see what’s going on in every corner of the ski resort and also check out the weather Marmot Basin.

Marmot Basin WEATHER
Marmot Basin WEATHER

Marmot Basin Web Cam - Live Snow Cam

Stay up to date with the snow conditions from every corner of Marmot Basin ski resort. We have collected all the best views from the Marmot Basin web cam so you can see what the conditions are like at the base of the resort.

If you want to check out the snow depth from the latest storm, see if the sun is going to be shining or check out the weather before your next visit - check out the Marmot Basin web cam below.

Marmot Basin Web Cam | 360 Roundshot

This Marmot Basin web cam is located on the summit station of the Paradise Express lift and provides a 360 degree view of the reosrt and surrounding mountain peaks.

Elevation: 2,272m (7,454ft)

Marmot Basin Web Cam | Upper Mountain

Marmot Basin Upper

This Marmot Basin web cam is looking up towards the upper bowls of Marmot Basin Ski Resort.

Elevation: 2,272m (7,454ft)

Marmot Basin Web Cam | Mid Mountain

Marmot Basin Mid Mountain

Take in the views from Mid Mountain at Marmot Basin ski area with this Marmot Basin web cam.

Elevation: 1,980m (6,494ft)

Marmot Basin Web Cam | Lower Mountain

Marmot Basin Lower

Lower mountain of at Marmot Basin Ski Resort. This is where the central base village is located.

Elevation: 1,698m (5,570ft)

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Marmot Basin Snow News

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Which Ski Resorts Got The Most Snow During The 23/24 Season
Which Ski Resorts Got The Most Snow During The 23/24 Season

The 23/24 winter season was the polar opposite to the 22/23 season in by way of the fact that there was far less snowfall across the whole country. We take a look at which resorts in United States saw the largest snowfall during the 23/24 winter season. All the total snowfall reports have been taken directly from the ski resort websites as of the 25th of April 2024.

Estimated 2024 Closing Dates For Northeast Ski Resorts
Estimated 2024 Closing Dates For Northeast Ski Resorts

Despite a milder winter in the Northeast, ski resorts in the region have persevered, benefiting from late-season snowstorms. Riders, known for their resilience, continue to ski as long as the lifts are operational. Thanks to recent storms, many resorts are extending their season into mid-April and even May. A list of projected closing dates for resorts has been compiled, with some expected to remain open longer. However, these dates are subject to change, so it's advisable to check resort websites for the latest updates.

Why Park City Is Amazing For Intermediate Riders!
Why Park City Is Amazing For Intermediate Riders!

Nestled on the eastern side of the Wasatch Mountains, Park City is a paradise for riders of all levels. But today, it's all about the intermediates, who we believe make up the largest percentage of the skiing and snowboarding public.

We're going to tour the best intermediate terrain on both the Park City and Canyons sides of the resort, so strap yourself in — there's a LOT of terrain to explore! Remarkably, 41% of the 341 trails, that's 140 different trails, are graded blue for intermediates. That adds up to a whopping 105 kilometres or 65 miles of trails.

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