You can also plan your ski runs by reviewing our detailed trail descriptions
of all the ski trails at Saddleback by
clicking here. In fact, the readers of Ski Magazine ranked Saddleback at #2 in the East / #4 in North America in their annual Reader Resort Survey!
Planning a visit to Saddleback? Check out our
First-Timer's Guide to Saddleback. You can also rent our our ski-in ski-out Saddleback condo during select periods during the 2024-25 ski season.
In-page navigation links:
In-page navigation links:
- Saddleback Webcam
- Saddleback Weather Radar
- Saddleback Weather Station
- Saddleback Weather Forecast
- Mount Washington Wind and Temperature
- Saddleback Daily Mountain Report
Saddleback Webcam
See what is happening on the mountain via the Saddleback's base lodge webcam!
Saddleback also has webcams at the top of the Kennebago and Rangeley chairlifts.
Saddleback Weather Radar
Storm coming? This radar from Windy.com will tell you if snow is on the way!
Saddleback ski area is about even with the northern tip of New Hampshire in
the western part of the state. Zoom in and look for the town of Rangeley. You
can use the layers tool in the upper right corner for wind and cloud cover.
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Saddleback Weather Station
Saddleback has a weather station at the top of the Rangeley high speed quad
reporting temperature, wind speed, wind direction and more.
You can also view weather details for stations located at the
Base Lodge
and the top of the Kennebago Lift.
Saddleback Weather Forecast
This is a great live weather forecast table from the National Weather Service
that gives a two day forecast for temperature, wind, precipitation potential
along with rain and snow amounts. Follow this link for the National Weather Service forecast for the upper mountain on Saddleback so you can tell what the conditions may be like on-trail. We
also like to follow
Skiology Weather & News
for ski area specific forecasts.
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Mount Washington Wind and Temperature Conditions
We like to take a peek at this page to get a sense of temperature at
different elevation levels on Mount Washington. Also, if the upper level
winds on Mount Washington are pushing 75+ MPH this may cause wind holds at
the higher elevation ski lifts at Saddleback. This information provided by
the Mount Washington Observatory. Also, you can check out our post an
anticipating ski lift wind holds.
Saddleback Daily Mountain Report
Straight from the mountain ops team, the Saddleback snow report is published
at 7am each morning (and updated throughout the day as needed) providing updates on the latest ski conditions at Saddleback and help plan
your ski day.
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