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NORDIC VALLEY · OGDEN VALLEY

Nordic Valley snow report — live conditions and forecast

Live snow depth, temperature, wind, the 7-day National Weather Service mountain forecast and Utah Avalanche Center danger for Nordic Valley. Plus UDOT road cameras on SR-162 / Nordic Valley Way. Every number on this page is fetched live from a public agency feed, and the caveat sits next to the number. Always check the resort and the Utah Avalanche Center before you go.

  • 5,400'
    Base elevation
  • 6,400'
    Top elevation
  • 1,000'
    Vertical drop
  • 140 acres
    Skiable terrain

Utah's most affordable lift ticket and the lowest base elevation of any resort here — a learning hill first, with most of the mountain lit after dark.

What Is on This Page

Resort Conditions

Current temperature, wind, snow depth and 24-hour change at Nordic Valley, read from the nearest NWS gridpoint and NRCS SNOTEL station.

7-Day Forecast

Day-by-day mountain forecast with expected snow accumulation, printed as the National Weather Service writes it.

Avalanche & Road

Utah Avalanche Center danger rating and bottom line for the forecast zone, with UDOT canyon road cameras and status.

Snowpack

Season snow-depth curve against the ten-year median, from the SNOTEL station that serves Nordic Valley.

Forecast Map

Every Utah resort on one map with its current temperature, so you can compare canyons at a glance.

The Powder Buoy

Wave height at NOAA buoy 46059 off the California coast, the swell Utah skiers watch as a rough five-day lead on Wasatch storms.

Common Questions

How big is Nordic Valley?

Nordic Valley runs from 5,400' at the base to 6,400' up top, a vertical drop of 1,000', across 140 acres of terrain.

Which avalanche forecast zone covers Nordic Valley?

The Utah Avalanche Center's Ogden zone. This page shows that zone's danger rating and bottom line as the UAC writes it. Always read the full forecast at utahavalanchecenter.org before you go.

How do you get to Nordic Valley?

By SR-162 / Nordic Valley Way. UDOT road cameras and status for that route sit in the Avalanche & road section of this page.

What are Nordic Valley's lift hours?

Winter Lifts: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM · Night Skiing: 4:00 – 9:00 PM · Summer Lifts: Closed — winter only. Nearly every run is lit for night skiing.

Where does the snow depth for Nordic Valley come from?

Powder Mountain SNOTEL, NRCS station 1300:UT:SNTL at 8,490 ft, plus the nearest National Weather Service gridpoint for weather and forecast.

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Sources

National Weather Service (api.weather.gov) · NRCS SNOTEL · Utah Avalanche Center · NOAA National Data Buoy Center · UDOT Traffic. SnoCast Utah is a one-person project and is not affiliated with any resort or agency.

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