Winter Roars On at Ski Brule: 28+ Inches of Fresh Snow and 100% Open

If you thought winter was winding down, think again. Over the past week, Ski Brule has been absolutely hammered with over 28 inches of fresh snowfall, transforming the mountain into a true winter paradise once again. With deep powder, refreshed trails, and a solid base, conditions are nothing short of incredible—proving that winter is still in full force in Iron River.

A Mid-March Snow Surge

March often brings a mix of conditions across the Midwest, but this season is rewriting the script. This latest storm cycle has delivered consistent snowfall, rebuilding and enhancing the already impressive base across the entire mountain. Groomed runs are in top shape, and powder lovers are getting exactly what they’ve been waiting for.

100% Open and Ready to Ride

Thanks to both natural snowfall and expert snow making & grooming, Ski Brule is still 100% open, offering access to all levels of trail and terrain features on the mountain. Whether you’re carving corduroy, exploring tree runs, or just enjoying a laid-back cruise, there’s something for everyone right now.

March Schedule: Prime Time Skiing

Don’t let the calendar fool you—this is peak skiing.

Ski Brule is open Thursdays through Sundays from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM throughout March, giving you plenty of opportunities to get out and enjoy some of the best conditions of the season. Fridays & Saturdays include Night Session with surface tows running only from 4:30-7:30pm.

And It Doesn’t Stop There…

If you’re already thinking about spring, you might want to hit pause. With the current base and continued cold temperatures, skiing and riding will continue into April. That means more weekends, more turns, and more chances to soak in everything this extended winter has to offer.

Spring? Not So Fast.

While others may be packing away their gear, winter is digging in its heels at Ski Brule. The combination of deep natural snow and a strong base means spring is nowhere near in sight on the slopes. In fact, conditions right now feel more like mid-season than mid-March.

Bottom line: If you’ve been waiting for the perfect time to get out, this is it. Fresh snow, full terrain, and an extended season—it doesn’t get much better than this.