Backcountry terrain — no ski patrol and no avalanche control. These scores rate the snow, not the avalanche danger. Check the avalanche forecast before you go.
Weather records show no measurable natural snowpack here.
Northeast, New Hampshire
The Pike
Vertical 1,144 ft
Updated 2:27 AM Base 787 ft
/ Mid-mountain 1,416 ft
/ Summit 1,931 ft
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SlopeGauge Score 6.1 3 AM Now
Today — Expect slush through most of the day. Direct sun should soften the surface faster than the temperature alone suggests, making it more carvable.
Weather No precipitation
Surface Slush
Temp 49°F
Wind 4 mph
Cloud 0%
Sun No softening0 W/m² Scored for the average rider Every score above is weighted by what these surfaces are worth to the average rider — powder over everything, spring corn close behind, and not much patience for slush.
(season pass) Powdery Snow Love 10 Hate Love Deep, dry, untracked. A storm day. Slush Neutral 6 Hate Love Wet and heavy by afternoon. Slow, soft, and it grabs. Ice Hate 1 Hate Love Refrozen and polished. Edges skate rather than bite.
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Wednesday
Good Oct 3
Saturday Fair to Good Expect slush through most of the day. Direct sun should soften the surface faster than the temperature alone suggests, making it more carvable.
Surface Slush
High / low 57° / 43°F
Wind to 11 mph
Best window 9 AM – 4 PM By elevation Summit1,931 ft Slush Fair Mid-mountain1,416 ft Slush Fair Base787 ft Slush Fair Hour by hour 3 AM 6.1 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. 49°F · 4 mph 4 AM 6.0 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. 48°F · 4 mph 5 AM 6.0 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. 47°F · 4 mph 6 AM 6.1 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Conditions may get slightly worse from here. 46°F · 5 mph 7 AM 5.8 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. 45°F · 5 mph 8 AM 5.6 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. 47°F · 6 mph 9 AM 5.6 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. 49°F · 9 mph 10 AM 5.5 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. A little better from here on out. 51°F · 10 mph 11 AM 5.4 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. A little better from here on out. 52°F · 11 mph 12 PM 6.3 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. 54°F · 11 mph 1 PM 6.1 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. 55°F · 11 mph 2 PM 6.1 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. 56°F · 10 mph 3 PM 6.1 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. 57°F · 9 mph 4 PM 6.2 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. A little better from here on out. 56°F · 8 mph 5 PM 6.4 Slush It's warm enough that the surface is turning to slush. Direct sun is softening the snow faster than the air temperature alone would, making it more carvable. A little better from here on out. 56°F · 7 mph 6 PM 6.7 Soft Soft underfoot, not quite powder, not quite mush. A little better from here on out. 52°F · 5 mph 7 PM 7.2 Soft Soft underfoot, not quite powder, not quite mush. 49°F · 5 mph 8 PM 7.2 Soft Soft underfoot, not quite powder, not quite mush. 47°F · 4 mph 9 PM 7.2 Wet, Dense Snow Rain soaked this pack at some point, and it's still heavy, mashed-potato snow. It's going downhill from here — ride it now. 46°F · 5 mph 10 PM 7.2 Wet, Dense Snow Rain soaked this pack at some point, and it's still heavy, mashed-potato snow. It's going downhill from here — ride it now. 45°F · 4 mph 11 PM 3.0 Crust Crusty on top, softer underneath — expect it breakable in spots. 43°F · 3 mph Model slope_gauge_model_v1
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