Ski Land

About Ski Land

Lift-served downhill skiing at a local or community hill, including rope-tow areas.

• Volunteer-supported hill north of Fairbanks billed as home of the farthest north chairlift in North America.
• The Silver Star Express rises 1,027 ft of vertical over 3,882 ft of travel; the area is described as upside down with the lodge at the top.
• The site was selling 2026/2027 season passes and hoped to open over Thanksgiving weekend 2026.

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Season

Usual season

early December to end of April, Friday to Monday

2026-27 announced opening

Thanksgiving weekend 2026 (hoped)

2026-27 announced closing

Not yet announced

Today's conditions

Check the official site for lifts, trails and snow

Season dates from www.skilandfairbanks.com. Opening dates depend on snow.

Terrain and facilities

Summit elevation

2,435 ft

Base elevation

1,408 ft

Vertical drop

1,027 ft

Skiable area

530 acres

Trails

46

Lifts

2

Source: en.wikipedia.org.

Skiing here: Downhill skiing, Snowboarding. Snowboarding is allowed.

Weather forecast

National Weather Service forecast near the general location (approximate) (about 2,005 ft), issued recently. Summit weather can differ. Full forecast at weather.gov

Snow report: see the official site for current snowfall, base depth and grooming.

Other places to ski within 50 miles

Sources and verification

Checked against the operator's or land manager's site. Last checked Oct 29, 2026.

• Ski Land home page (checked Oct 29, 2026) · supports: name, season, amenities, lifts
• Wikipedia: Skiland (checked Oct 29, 2026) · supports: metrics, coordinates

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