Sunday River Snowreporter's Page

It is time for another addition of the snow reporter blog, and this time around I felt it would be safe to let the inmates run the asylum. I asked for your questions, and you responded very nicely and I thank you for your questions. These are real questions, from real community members……

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One of the more popular questions around Sunday River is regarding how we do our snow reporting. Here, we hope to shed some light on how Team Snow completes the Sunday River snow report to provide you with the most accurate snapshot of what is going on across the resort’s eight peaks.



Every morning, the snow reporter gets to the mountain between two and two-and-a-half hours before the lifts open. On “snow event” days, the snow reporter will be in the office as early as three hours… Continue

Well if you haven't noticed recently it has been a bit, um, frosty outside. Granted cold is great for snow, snow sports, snowmaking, and snowpeople, it can sometimes take away from our ski day. To prevent such further interruption of the enjoyment of skiing and riding I have done some research and compiled a list of ways to, and ways not to, keep warm.



1. Dress in layers- I know that is kind of simple and straightforward but it can go a long way in insuring your comfort, and ultimate… Continue

‘Twas the day before Christmas and all ‘round the River

The snowguns were blazing, the best snow they deliver.

Each trail being covered with precision and care,

With billions of snowflakes being tossed through the air.



All nestled in my office I felt a sense of dread,

With the snow report due I was going brain dead.

I had writers block, and creativity I lack,

Then in busted Santa, with many gifts in his sack!



“I hear you need help, and I can… Continue