Powder King Mountain Resort
Northern BC · BC
Description · generated
Powder King Mountain Resort is in northern British Columbia, Canada, in the Pine Pass along the highway between Prince George and Dawson Creek. The mountain has 2,100 feet of vertical, with a base at 3,000 feet and a summit at 5,500 feet. It covers 925 skiable acres and has 38 runs, ranging from groomed beginner slopes to steeper terrain. Access is by one triple chair and two surface lifts. Annual snowfall averages 492 inches, which is high for the region.
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As of Oct 20, Powder King Mountain Resort's PeakCam Snow Score is 0 of 100 (poor); no component has data behind it yet.
Why 0? The five components
- Depth vs normal0
- New snow, 7 days0
- Forecast, 7 days0
- Snow quality0
- Operating status0
Snow Report
Updated · Source: open_meteo
- Base depthmodelestimated 3 h
- 24 h newmodelestimated 3 h
- Next 48 hmodelestimated 4 h
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14-Day Forecast
What the instruments say
by elevation band| Band | Station | Depth | New | Temp | Wind | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mid-mountain | Pine PassBC ASWS · 4,593 ft · 2.0 km | 0.4″ | – | 32.2°F | – |
Each row is one sensor at its own elevation, not a mountain average. Daily networks (SNOTEL, GHCN) read once a day; hourly ones (NWS, ECCC, BC ASWS) carry temperature and wind but no depth. Sources: BC River Forecast Centre ASWS (Open Government Licence – BC).
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About Powder King Mountain Resort
Powder King Mountain Resort is a ski resort in Northern BC, British Columbia. Snow figures on this page are weather-model estimates, not ground-sensor readings.
PeakCam treats this as the off-season here; if the mountain is still operating, the numbers and cams above are the thing to trust.