Postseason Visits Information

A perk for season pass holders

When conditions allow, Crosscut welcomes season pass holders for postseason skiing. Whether and when we can remain open for postseason skiing varies year-to-year and is dependent on weather and snow conditions.

3/13/26 Update for Pass Holders
 

Crosscut is Closed for the Season

A beloved perk of being a season pass holder is the opportunity to ski after the end of the season when conditions allow. Please carefully review the information below and enjoy your time on the trails.

  • As of Sunday, March 8th, Crosscut Mountain Sports Center is closed for the season.

  • Season pass holders may continue to ski, fatbike, and snowshoe at their own risk.

  • We will be conducting periodic pass holder checks – please have your season pass purchase receipt available.

  • No walking or hiking allowed. Visitors must be on skis, snowshoes, or fatbikes.

  • Snowshoers & fatbikers must use narrow gauge trails only.

  • Always scan your pass!


Postseason Operations Do Not Include Services or Regular Grooming

  • Please check our grooming report for updates on postseason grooming — updates will be posted when trails are groomed.

  • The Nordic Center building is closed, and no services are available. No incident response or emergency services are available. Please come prepared for a safe, self-supported outing.

  • Regular grooming operations are limited and occur when conditions are favorable and grooming staff is available.

  • We cannot make any guarantees as to trail conditions.

  • Please park in Base Area Parking Lot near the Nordic Center.

  • Always ski kind and keep making Crosscut a welcoming place for all.

Dog & Trail Info

  • Well behaved dogs are allowed on the trails any days and any times. Please always pick up after your fury friends.

  • Walking, hiking, and trail running is not permitted at this time. Olsen Creek, 2 miles to the south of CMSC, and South Fork of Brackett, Creek 2 mile to the north, offer opportunities for those interested in these activities.

  • During mud season trails are closed to hikers, dogs, and mountain bikers. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up-to-date with the latest information about visiting Crosscut in the summer

Ski with Caution

  • Trail hazards that could damage ski equipment or cause injury may be present on the trails.

  • Conditions may change dramatically from day-to-day and week-to-week, please use your best judgement about when to visit.

 
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