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Dollar Mountain Ski Area Report

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Dollar Mountain

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Sorry folks, we're done for the season... And a great one it was! Thanks to all of you who visited the new and improved Dollar Mountain, we had a record season here this year! C'mon back next season and see us all, we'll be watching for you!

Nordic Ski Area Report

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Sun Valley Nordic Center

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Sun Valley Nordic will close for the season at 5:00 PM on Tuesday April 8th. Thanks to all our local skiers and pass holders for a wonderful season. See you next year when the snow falls again.

North Valley Trails

This page will be updated with North Valley Trails conditions shortly. In the meantime, please go to BCRD Grooming Report

Avalanche Report

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Avalanche / Weather Station Reports

Map of all Idaho Weather Stations North Fork Weather Station Galena Lodge Weather Station Ketchum Ranger Station Ohio Gulch Weather Station Baldy Weather Station Lower Titus Weather Station Titus Range Weather Station

Conditions as reported at Mon, 07 Apr 2008 07:30:00 -0700 by www.sawtoothavalanche.com General Snow and Weather Info for Monday, April 7th Issued: 4.7.2008 by Chris Lundy For real-time weather station data until mid-May check: Titus Ridge: http://www.sawtoothavalanche.com/wx_titus.php Lower Titus: http://www.sawtoothavalanche.com/wx_lower.php Bald Mountain: http://www.sawtoothavalanche.com/wx_baldy.php Avalanche Conditions: Spring has not really arrived at upper elevations where a cold, winter-like snowpack remains. This means you'll want to continue to treat the snowpack like you would mid-winter, looking for potential weak layers and evaluating the stability of those layers. Another concern will be when spring does finally arrive in earnest. When the spring-time heat inevitably turns on, watch out for periods when overnight temperatures remain above freezing, especially if this lasts for a few days or more. Under these conditions, our upper elevation snowpack may go "isothermal" which is a fancy way of saying that liquid water is present throughout the entire snowpack. The... Visit sawtoothavalanche.com for the full Avalanche Advisory