Cannon Mountain Report

Mountain Report for March 18, 2026 4PM

·4 min
The episode begins with a motivational quote from Rocky Balboa, setting an energetic tone for the daily mountain conditions report. The host addresses fellow cannoneers, noting that today's skiing was firm, fast, and fun, crediting groomers for making it turnable. Looking ahead to tomorrow, the forecast includes specific temperatures: a high of 24F and low of 14F at the summit, and a high of 37F and low of 25F at the base. Winds are expected from the south/southwest at a moderate pace with occasional gusts. Conditions will be machine-groomed, but variable in some areas due to recent thaw-free cycles. Groomers will work overnight to resurface these variable spots and create edge-able corduroy on the trails. Seven lifts are scheduled to spin at 9 a.m., with groomers covering 38 trails. The report introduces NH resident Sundays, a new discount offering $54 lift tickets for New Hampshire residents on Sundays through the end of March, matching the existing NH resident Wednesday rate. A valid NH ID is required for purchase. Operational details include winch operations, racing, afternoon training on the TAF training slope, and parks, with uphill access TBD. The uphill route is closed, covering Lower Ravine, Middle Ravine, Upper Ravine, Lowest Section, TAF Slalom, and Summit. Anyone accessing uphill must have a valid uphill pass and armband, available at the ticket window, and should review the uphill policy. Finally, 2026-2027 Cannon-only season passes are now on sale at last year's rates, with a deadline to buy by April 30, 2026. The episode concludes by encouraging listeners to get their passes.
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