Wolf Creek Reviews

I have went here last year it was fun. The only thing is that I went when the mountain wasn't fully open. I would like to go again when it's fully open. I had fun people were great and runs what were open were great. I always go with a big group of family and can't wait to come back again

Wolf Creek was a dream come true in terms of powder conditions and lived up to its reputation as a hill with a ton of challenging intermediate runs. I was there with my 11 year old daughter last xmas in 8 feet of snow that fell in the course of 1 week. It was an incredible experience. There was excellent control of the avalanche danger, but also plenty of fresh snow to be had. The alberta chair was slow but beautiful and accessed all ungroomed terrain. We are planning another trip!

The powder was great! We skied up the whole mountain from the Raven Chair to the Alberta side. Loved the days when there was no groomers. It was fun skiing around xmas time. only complaint was the snowboarders taking air on the beginner slopes.

I was there on Christmas and the following day. It was a great place to snowboard. Great conditions. Fun runs. It was worth the nine hour drive to get there. It was not crowded at all. A hidden gem. :-)

Just visited Wolf Creek over xmas. Epic conditions with a 5 day storm and 91 inches! Ski Patrol working overtime to control avalanches and open the chutes and ridges for all of us. Positive powder attitude from all the young people working the mountain from ticket sales to the boys grilling burgers. Only complaint is the inefficient ticket sales windows with all of us crowded in one place hounding for a ticket to get on the slopes.

Wolf Creek is one of my favorite places to go, particularly if you enjoy powder all year round. I've been in January and March and either one is promised a good time. This mountain is a little small and it is definitely not a pampered resort, but it has some small touches you won't find anywhere else. You'll find great people and helpful staff and if you like venturing over to the rough side of the mountain then you won't be disappointed. Planty for all levels. If you like quiet natural setting for lodging then stay at South Fork. If you enjoy the bigger towns with plenty of restaurants then stay at Pagosa. You can always find something to do in your down time in Pagosa anyhow.

I have visited Wolf Creek Ski Resort twice in the past, and I can't wait to go back. I have snowboarded in Utah, North Carolina, and various places in Colorado close to Denver. Wolf creek has the most snow and great slopes.

The fresh powder is the best part. It beats artificial snow that turns to ice by the end of the day.