
About Arctic Valley Ski Area
Arctic Valley Ski Area sits just outside Anchorage and offers alpine skiing and snowboarding with 1375 feet of vertical terrain. The area rises to 3909 feet and operates during the winter season when snow conditions permit. Access from Anchorage is straightforward, making it a convenient option for local skiers and riders looking to avoid longer drives to more distant Alaska resorts.
Conditions at Arctic Valley are typical of south-central Alaska's coastal mountains—variable snow quality and a shorter season compared to interior or higher-elevation ranges. Winter weather can be unpredictable, and the area's lower elevation means warmer temperatures that affect snowpack. Visitors should confirm current conditions and operating status before making the trip, as seasonal openings depend on adequate snow accumulation.
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1:29 PM
Sunrise
10:05 PM
Solar Noon
6:42 AM
Sunset
Golden Hour AM → 2:38 PM
Golden Hour PM ← 5:32 AM
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Waning Gibbous
97% illuminated
Ski Season Open
Opens in 107 days
July — Off season
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