Weather conditions
Give guests current weather alongside the mountain information they need to plan their day.
For ski resorts
Your whole resort.
One connected view.
Bring parking, rentals, ski school, dining, trails, and lifts together on a live map. Manage the information in one place, and give guests the context to plan their day.
Request a Demo The typical problem
One change on the mountain. Re-typed by hand, in system after system.
Powder morning. Every call patrol makes at 7am has to reach your guests before first chair. The mountain changes all day, with no single place to manage it.
Timeline of events
7:02 AM
Patrol closes three trails and Backside Quad for avalanche control.
Radios the list down to the base.
7:20 AM
Someone types it in. The website. Then social. Then the app.
Then the status sheet gets scanned and filed.
7:50 AM
Now the snow report.
Overnight, base depth, the daily write-up. Same channels, again.
8:05 AM
Patrol calls with three more changes.
The relay starts over.
Corvar in action
Update once across your connected channels.
Change a trail or lift’s status in Corvar. Your live map, status page, and connected website displays use the same update.
Live on every surface
Website
On hold
Live map
On hold
Status page
On hold
Signage
On hold
Social
On hold
Guest alert
On hold
From the mountain
Update from the mountain. Review what changes with it.
Staff can update trail and lift status from a phone. CorvarAI can identify related places and propose follow-up changes for your team to review.
From the lift line.
Patrol closes a lift from a phone on the mountain. No radio call, no walk back to a desk.
Corvar knows what closes with it.
It holds how the mountain is wired. Close one lift and it proposes the six trails that load off it.
The snow report drafts itself.
CorvarAI writes the daily message with the closure and the wind hold already in it. A person reads it and hits publish.
Corvar proposes.
Patrol decides.
Snow and conditions
Draft the snow report from information you already manage.
CorvarAI uses your recorded snowfall, grooming, and operating status to draft the daily message. Your team reviews it before publishing.
Daily Message
Written each morning. Displayed at the top of the guest status page.
Today's message
Six inches overnight, and it's still falling. That puts us at 11 inches in 48 hours on a 64-inch base. Groomers ran the front side, so look for corduroy under new snow on Sunburst and Ridgeline. Backside Quad is on a wind hold while the wind up top settles. It's the deepest base we've had on this date in five years.
Keep snowfall totals together
Forty-eight hour and season-to-date numbers stay current on their own. Nobody keeps a running tally in a spreadsheet.
Include current mountain status
The draft already has this morning's grooming and the wind hold in it, because it reads the same live status as everything else.
Review before publishing
Your team reviews the draft and makes any edits before publishing the daily report.
Audit logs
Know what changed, when, and who changed it.
Review recorded trail and lift updates by date, place, or team member.
Audit Log
Filtered · 3 of 214 changes
3/12/2026
Headwall
| Timestamp | User | Action | Entity |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 12, 2026 · 9:26:35 AM | Corvar | Reopen | Headwall Trail · Black diamond |
| March 12, 2026 · 8:05:04 AM | Corvar | Closure | Headwall Trail · Black diamond |
| March 12, 2026 · 8:05:02 AM | M. Reyes | Closure | Cirque Chair Lift · High-speed quad |
9:26:35 AM Reopen
Headwall Trail · Black diamond
by Corvar
8:05:04 AM Closure
Headwall Trail · Black diamond
by Corvar
8:05:02 AM Closure
Cirque Chair Lift · High-speed quad
by M. Reyes
Headwall was open at 10:40 AM.
Reopened 9:26:35 AM by Corvar.
Every line has a name on it.
Who made the change, and the minute it happened.
Filter down to the question.
By date, by trail, by lift, by person.
It writes itself on the busy days.
The record is a byproduct of the work, not another job.
Live maps
Give guests one view of the mountain and what’s open.
Bring trails, lifts, grooming, alerts, dining, and amenities together on a live map. Guests can explore the mountain and check current information without searching separate pages.
summitridge.com/map
Show beginner terrain, the lifts that serve it, and useful places for a first day.
Trail, lift, and amenity status Grooming Per-trail alerts Video and photo previews Hours Contact info
Give guests a reason to come back
Help guests see what comes next.
Create progression maps that introduce more of your resort as guests build confidence and ability. Give them a starting point for this visit and something to look forward to on the next.
Example of a resort-created map: start with the terrain and lifts your resort selects for new skiers.
Your progression map Beginner · Level 1 example
Built for ski resorts
The details that shape a day on the mountain
Keep conditions, terrain, and guest information connected from the morning report to the last lift.
Snow reporting
Publish snowfall totals, grooming updates, and your daily mountain report from one workspace.
Trail and lift videos
Help guests preview a run or lift before they decide where to go.
Guest status page
Bring open trails, running lifts, and current conditions together on one guest-facing page.
Webcams
Give guests a look at the mountain alongside the details about each place.
Trail and lift status
Update openings, closures, and holds once. Keep your map and connected channels current.
Not just ski resorts
Winter is five months.
Corvar runs the other seven.
The same platform maps your bike park, your golf course, and every amenity on the property.
Next powder day, make the call once.
Bring a trail map, a lift list, or just your website. In twenty minutes we'll show you your mountain, live.