Mad River Glen Snow Forecast (mid mountain)

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Mad River Glen at 798 m altitude

Issued by Snow-Forecast.com at: 12 am (local time) / 09 Feb 2026

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	night	AM	PM	night	AM	PM	night	AM	PM	night	AM	PM	night	AM	PM	night

	cloudy	clear	cloudy	some clouds	cloudy	mod. snow	light snow	light snow	light snow	light snow	light snow	light snow	light snow	clear	clear	some clouds
km/h	NNW	NNW	NNW	NW	SSW	SSW	W	WNW	NW	NNW	NNW	NNW	NNW	N	NW	WNW
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cm	—	—	—	—	—	6	4	1	3	4	—	1	1	—	—	—
mm	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
max °C	-17	-12	-11	-11	-4	-4	-4	-7	-7	-9	-8	-9	-11	-8	-7	-9
min °C	-19	-14	-13	-13	-7	-5	-7	-7	-9	-11	-9	-10	-14	-10	-11	-11
chill °C	-31	-25	-21	-21	-10	-14	-15	-15	-18	-19	-17	-19	-24	-19	-19	-19
Humid %	78	64	58	81	73	96	96	93	94	97	92	94	95	71	65	62
Freeze m	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

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	—	—	5:12	—	—	5:13	—	—	5:15	—	—	5:15	—	—	5:16	—

Next 0-3 days weather summary:

A moderate fall of snow, heaviest on Tue afternoon. Temperatures will be below freezing (max -4°C on Tue morning, min -19°C on Sun night). Winds increasing (light winds from the WNW on Mon night, fresh winds from the SW by Tue night).

Next 4-6 days weather summary:

A light covering of new snow, mostly falling on Wed night. Temperatures will be well below freezing (max -6°C on Sat morning, min -14°C on Thu night). Wind will be generally light.

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Mad River Glen Snow Conditions

Top snow depth:	107 cm
Bottom snow depth:	71 cm
Fresh snowfall depth:	9 cm
Last snowfall:	7 Feb 2026
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Other resorts in USA - Vermont are reporting: powder (0) / good piste (5)

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Week 2 of February has on average:

0.6	Bluebird Powder days Fresh snow, mostly sunny, light wind.
1.3	Powder days Fresh snow, limited sun, any wind.
1.8	Bluebird days Average snow, mostly sunny, light wind.

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Other resorts in USA - Vermont are reporting: powder (0) / good piste (5)

The above table gives the weather forecast for Mad River Glen at the specific elevation of 798 m. Our sophisticated weather models allow us to provide snow forecasts for the top, middle and bottom ski stations of Mad River Glen. To access the weather forecasts for the other elevations, use the tab navigation above the table. For a wider view of the weather, check out the Weather Map of United States.

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Visitor Reviews of Mad River Glen

Overall 3.8 Based on 16 votes and 5 reviews

Snowsure 3.4
Variety of pistes 4.1
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Bill Tarkulich from United States writes:
I tell ya, the "Ski it if you Can" moniker sure scares away most novices and intermediates. Perhaps that was the case before they started grooming and making snow, but it's no longer the case. I've been skiing here for over 20 years, and have skied pretty much every place in New England, so I can fairly compare things. I can go out any day and find beautiful, long, well-groomed green and blue trails that are packed down, not bumped up, icy or bare. Their grooming compares favorably with the big boys, Sugarbush, Mt. Snow, Stowe or even Stratton. The list goes on. Their grooming equipment is modern and goes out every night. I've taken fraidy-cat beginners, progressing intermediates and solid intermediates out and had an absolutely fun day. Not exhausting, not scary, not relentless. Go check out the "birdland" area of blues and greens. The hot shots stay out of them, the scenery is simply stupendous and you've got the trails to yourself. No worries about getting creamed. Well, you say, "their lifts are slow". True dat, but for good reason. It simply limits the number of people on the hill at any point in time. You can leisurely wind your way down any of these trails at ease, they are safe and clear. I'll give you that the trails are not "boulevards" like Stowe, Stratton, etc, but they are plenty wide; follow the countours of the mountain and just make for one photo shot after another. You don't need big wide trails when you've got the trail to yourself. Sure, there's plenty of very challenging stuff, especially black diamonds and the woods, and you'll see a fair share of these hot shots there. Fine with me, keeps them off the easier stuff. The shareholders are a diverse lot, but the one thing they have in common is their love of skiing. Lots of folks trying new things like telemark, or sticking with their 1970's skis, and a noticeable number of folks in their 70's and 80's are always out for a couple hours every day. And if you ski hard, even on groomers, you won't mind the longer lift ride to rest. The fixed-grip lifts have a special feature - they are reliable and lower to the ground and require less all-around clearance, so when you can't ski other places because of lift holds, go to MRG. They almost never have a lift hold. Lift lines you only see on "powder days", or mid mornings on the weekends. Any time else, it's ski on lift service. Things off-slope are simpler here - parking is not an ordeal, the cafeteria is simple but complete, you can always find a seat, the bar and restaurant are "cozy" but very picturesque and friendly. Local music on the weekends. But everyone is here to ski. Many call it "retro" and think "behind the times". Not so. The folks are just not caught up in the latest ski gear, bragging rites or the party scene. MRG has everything you need to have a delightful day on the slopes. Forget the thoughts of extreme skiing. Get here before it gets discovered!

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Visitor Reviews of Mad River Glen

Overall: 3.8 Based on 16 votes and 5 reviews

Snowsure 3.4
Variety of pistes 4.1
Off-piste 4.8
Scenery 3.7
Apres-Ski 3.4

Bill Tarkulich from United States writes:

I tell ya, the "Ski it if you Can" moniker sure scares away most novices and intermediates. Perhaps that was the case before they started grooming and making snow, but it's no longer the case. I've been skiing here for over 20 years, and have skied pretty much every place in New England, so I can fairly compare things.

I can go out any day and find beautiful, long, well-groomed green and blue trails that are packed down, not bumped up, icy or bare. Their grooming compares favorably with the big boys, Sugarbush, Mt. Snow, Stowe or even Stratton. The list goes on. Their grooming equipment is modern and goes out every night. I've taken fraidy-cat beginners, progressing intermediates and solid intermediates out and had an absolutely fun day. Not exhausting, not scary, not relentless. Go check out the "birdland" area of blues and greens. The hot shots stay out of them, the scenery is simply stupendous and you've got the trails to yourself. No worries about getting creamed.
Well, you say, "their lifts are slow". True dat, but for good reason. It simply limits the number of people on the hill at any point in time. You can leisurely wind your way down any of these trails at ease, they are safe and clear. I'll give you that the trails are not "boulevards" like Stowe, Stratton, etc, but they are plenty wide; follow the countours of the mountain and just make for one photo shot after another. You don't need big wide trails when you've got the trail to yourself.

Sure, there's plenty of very challenging stuff, especially black diamonds and the woods, and you'll see a fair share of these hot shots there. Fine with me, keeps them off the easier stuff.

The shareholders are a diverse lot, but the one thing they have in common is their love of skiing. Lots of folks trying new things like telemark, or sticking with their 1970's skis, and a noticeable number of folks in their 70's and 80's are always out for a couple hours every day.

And if you ski hard, even on groomers, you won't mind the longer lift ride to rest. The fixed-grip lifts have a special feature - they are reliable and lower to the ground and require less all-around clearance, so when you can't ski other places because of lift holds, go to MRG. They almost never have a lift hold. Lift lines you only see on "powder days", or mid mornings on the weekends. Any time else, it's ski on lift service.

Things off-slope are simpler here - parking is not an ordeal, the cafeteria is simple but complete, you can always find a seat, the bar and restaurant are "cozy" but very picturesque and friendly. Local music on the weekends. But everyone is here to ski.

Many call it "retro" and think "behind the times". Not so. The folks are just not caught up in the latest ski gear, bragging rites or the party scene. MRG has everything you need to have a delightful day on the slopes.

Forget the thoughts of extreme skiing. Get here before it gets discovered!

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Resort	Snow Depth	Temp. (°C)
Top Lift:	1.1 m	-17
Middle Lift:		-18
Bottom Lift:	0.7 m	-23

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