Coverage
The directory contains 847 named downhill ski areas: 571 in the United States, 272 in Canada, three in Greenland and one in Mexico. It includes small community hills and mapped ski areas as well as major destination resorts. Colorado remains the default view, including Telluride and Purgatory.
A listing is not a connected snow feed
769 entries have a source-listed official website. Collectors check known report feeds or look for clearly labeled snowfall on those sites. Results may be recent, old, undated, inaccessible or unavailable. The remaining 78 entries have no listed official website. Scheduled collectors check the sources independently of page visits. A successful website response alone does not count as snow-report coverage.
The directory is community-maintained, and some locations, websites or operating statuses may be out of date. We cannot certify that it includes every operating resort in North America. We exclude records explicitly marked abandoned, disused, proposed or never opened. Listing a ski area does not mean it is open today.
Current source limitations
Telluride publishes totals but does not provide a verified measurement time in its readable report. Purgatory’s canonical conditions page currently publishes weather and cameras without readable numeric snowfall totals. Several Vail-family sites restrict automated access. Old resort reports are retained as old reports rather than being counted as current snow.
US snow forecasts use complete NWS daily amounts, with WeatherAPI.com model snowfall filling missing days. Outside the US, WeatherAPI.com provides seven-day snow and weather forecasts. Every model day is labeled. WeatherAPI.com can resolve resort coordinates to a nearby town, whose elevation and snowfall may differ from the mountain. The returned model location is identified on the mountain forecast. Small positive amounts display as <0.1, and snow chances remain visible even when the numeric amount is zero. How forecast sources and locations work. During a source outage, the remaining forecast stays available; MET Norway can supply international weather without numeric snow amounts. Camera coverage is checked separately from snow reports. A camera is a visual reference, not a measured snowfall total.
Camera coverage
The latest pass checked all 847 directory entries. 105 resorts have reviewed camera players or snapshots available inside PowderPeek, with 293 views. Other mountains have external camera links, need provider permission, or have no usable camera found in the pages checked. This does not mean every resort has a camera.
Only resort-published players and images are included. They load when requested, keep their original attribution, and always include the source link. Some cameras may be offline, seasonal or delayed; check the timestamp. Snapshots update when you reload them, subject to the source’s refresh interval.
Camera sources checked 11/7/2026. Per-resort camera coverage · Published camera sources
Directory source and license
Data from OpenSkiData / OpenSkiMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, Skimap.org, Who’s On First and © Mapterhorn. The derived directory is provided under the Open Database License (ODbL 1.0).
Download the complete derived directory · Source dates, filters and attribution
Directory coordinates represent an approximate ski-area location, not a verified snow stake. Snow reports and government forecasts have separate provenance and are not part of the licensed directory.