Montana’s snowpack is only 32% of normal as of January 26, 2026, significantly below the average. A detailed table highlights ski resort conditions, including snow depths and open lifts.
Mother Nature is holding back this winter, with Montana’s snowpack at just 32% of normal as of January 26, 2026—well below the state’s average 151 inches of annual snowfall. The table from On The Snow below breaks down which ski resorts still have coverage, showing snow depths, open lifts and runs, recent snowfall, and today’s conditions so you can plan your turns wisely.
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