The API for Real-Time US Ski Resort Data

Every mountain in the API is a structured object with a stable id and slug, its name, state and country, and precise coordinates so you can drop it onto a map.

Alongside that identity, each mountain carries its latest reported conditions — open trail and lift counts, terrain percentage, and snow data where the resort publishes it. Every field is stamped with a verification timestamp, so you always know how fresh the value actually is.

Trails and lifts come back as individual records with an operating status — open, closed, scheduled, or simply not reported — so you can render a faithful mountain board instead of guessing.

Each status carries the time it was last verified, letting you show how recent the data is. When a resort does not publish a field, it returns as null rather than a fabricated number.

Our geographic endpoints let you query every mountain inside a bounding box, so you can power map views and region-based search with a single request.

Results can be returned as plain JSON for your data layer or as GeoJSON for direct use in mapping libraries, along with the same trail, lift, and resort metadata as the rest of the API.

Manage your integration from the developer dashboard — create and rotate API keys, watch request usage and errors over time, and stay within your plan limits.

Complete documentation covers every endpoint, parameter, and a quick start so you move from key to first request in minutes, then scale as your app grows.