Berkshire East Season Over: When Winter Met Spring and Lost in the Hills

Ski Report for Berkshire East Mountain Resort

Daily Ski Conditions for Berkshire East Mountain Resort

Hey, snow enthusiasts, dreaming of fresh turns at Berkshire East? Time to pump the brakes—Mother Nature has called time on the 2025-26 ski season. The resort shut down for good back in mid-March after rainstorms melted their epic snow stockpile, with the final lifts spinning on March 12 amid weather woes and early COVID whispers in the hills. No open trails or lifts right now; it's zero out of 43 runs and five chairs, summit and base depths at a balmy 0cm across the board.

Last gasps of winter saw skimpy snow: just 4cm total over the past 12 days ending March 29, with machine-groomed pistes fading fast and no off-piste action. Season totals? Not tracked lately, but recent base hovered around 20-38cm lower mountain before the thaw hit hard. New snow in the last 24-48 hours? Zilch, mate—last flakes were March 16.

Today's vibe (early April) is rainy and mild, highs near 63°F dropping to 28°F overnight, way too warm for sticks or boards. Looking ahead five days, it's a slushy rollercoaster: partly cloudy 37°F highs Saturday through Monday with lows in the 20s-28°F, then rain and 54°F Tuesday—zero snow in sight, just thaw-thaw conditions. Forecasts whisper trace flakes later, but don't bet your season pass on it.

Pro tip from a local shredder: Berkshire East crushed it this year with 100% snowmaking coverage and that sweet 1,180ft vertical drop over 162 acres for all levels. They're already hyping summer vibes, but mark your calendar for December 17 reopening—snow guns will fire up post-rain. For now, stash the gear, hit the gym, and dream of powder stashes. Stay rad!

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