Black Mountain (formerly Evergreen Basin
Ski resort · Colorado, United States
Black Mountain (formerly Evergreen Basin is a ski resort in Colorado (United States) with 5.6 km of runs and 0 lifts. You can ski between 2,876 m and 3,267 m above sea level: a vertical drop of 391 m.
See Black Mountain (formerly Evergreen Basin on the 3D map and snow forecast- Runs
- 5.6 km
- Lifts
- 0
- Elevation
- 2,876–3,267 m
- Vertical drop
- 391 m
Kilometres of runs by colour
When to go to Black Mountain (formerly Evergreen Basin
For snow, April: that is usually when there is the most snow on the ground.
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1995–2024 average from ERA5-Land (Copernicus), a 9 km model, at 3,091 m (the resort's mean elevation is 3,072 m). The bars compare months with each other: a model's centimetres are not the resort's centimetres.
Resorts near Black Mountain (formerly Evergreen Basin
- Arapahoe Basin43 km · 49 km of runs
- Loveland Valley Ski Area45 km · 5.1 km of runs
- Eldora47 km · 30 km of runs
- Keystone47 km · 116 km of runs
- Loveland Basin Ski Area47 km · 48 km of runs
- Winter Park Resort49 km · 112 km of runs
Frequently asked questions
- Where is Black Mountain (formerly Evergreen Basin?
- In Colorado, United States. The nearest resort is Arapahoe Basin, 43 km away as the crow flies.
- How many kilometres of runs does Black Mountain (formerly Evergreen Basin have?
- 5.6 km: .
- What is the elevation of Black Mountain (formerly Evergreen Basin?
- You can ski between 2,876 m and 3,267 m: a vertical drop of 391 m.
- What is the best month to ski at Black Mountain (formerly Evergreen Basin?
- For snow, April: that is usually when there is the most snow on the ground. Based on the 1995–2024 average from ERA5-Land (Copernicus).
- How much snow is there today at Black Mountain (formerly Evergreen Basin?
- On Cota you can see the snow that fell in the last 7 days and the forecast for the next 7, and on the map, the hour-by-hour forecast at three elevations.