Buttermilk | Mountain Statistics

Colorado | United States

Buttermilk Statistics Overview

Buttermilk has a decent verticle drop of 619 meters / 2031 feet. Has a good 5 meters / 16 feet average annual snowfall. Unfortunately the terrain size in quite small with only 435 acres / 176 hectares. The elevation from the top is excellent with 3017 meters / 9898 feet.

Buttermilk Statistics


Average Annual Snow Fall 5 meters
Skiiable Terrain 435 acres
Elevation Peak 3017 meters
Verticle Drop 619 meters
Number of Runs 44
Number of Lifts 8 total
Terrain Expert 24%
Terrain Intermediate 39%
Terrain Begginer 35%
Snow Making Maybe
Has Night Skiing Maybe
Has Cross Country Skiing Maybe

Buttermilk Statistics FAQ

How much snow does Buttermilk get?

Buttermilk has an average annual snowfall of 5 meters.

How many acres is Buttermilk?

Buttermilk has 435 acres of skiable terrain.

How high is Buttermilk's peak?

Buttermilk height is 3017 meters at it's peak.

What is vertical drop of Buttermilk?

The vertical drop of Buttermilk is 619 meters from the top to the base of the lifts.

What is vertical drop of Buttermilk?

The vertical drop of Buttermilk is 619 meters from the top to the base of the lifts.

How many runs are in Buttermilk?

In Buttermilk there is a total of 44 runs.

How many lifts are in Buttermilk?

In Buttermilk there is a total of 8 lifts.

How much expert terrain does Buttermilk have?

There is 24% percent of expert terrain of 435 acres leaving it at a total expert terrain of 18 acres at Buttermilk.

How much intermediate terrain does Buttermilk have?

There is 39% percent of intermediate terrain of 435 acres leaving it at a total intermediate terrain of 11 acres at Buttermilk.

How much begginer terrain does Buttermilk have?

There is 35% percent of beginner terrain of 435 acres leaving it at a total beginner terrain of 120 acres at Buttermilk.