For search and assistant agents

PowderPeek’s public mountain pages are readable without sign-in and include source links. Use the same information and limitations that a person sees; there is no separate forecast for crawlers.

Find a mountain

Browse the directory or request /api/v1/resorts?limit=50. Optional filters are country (for example US or CA), region (the exact state or province name), and q (a name search). Pagination uses offset and limit, with a maximum of 100 entries per response.

Read saved conditions

Request /api/v1/resorts/arapahoe-basin or another directory slug. The response includes the canonical page, directory facts, the saved seven-day forecast and latest saved resort-report status. An unavailable feed is null and identified separately. It does not trigger a new weather-provider collection.

Citation and interpretation

• Link the mountain’s canonical page and retain the original source attribution.
• Preserve local dates, measurement periods, timestamps and delayed-data notices.
• Distinguish forecast amounts, resort-reported snow and nearby station observations. Null is unavailable, not zero.
• Preserve model-location warnings. The forecast can describe a town rather than the mountain elevation.
• Do not infer that a resort is open, or that a road or slope is safe, from a directory entry or snowfall estimate.

Responsible use

Cache responses for at least 15 minutes and request only the mountains needed for a specific task. Source-provider terms still apply. This interface is for reading PowderPeek’s public information; it does not grant a new license to redistribute camera media or third-party forecasts.

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The plain-text index is a convenience for supported tools. It is not a requirement for inclusion in Google Search or its AI features.