Troll Resort has no detail snow data, but we accept the published average of 150 inches snowfall, as it is leeward of the major mountain ranges of northern British Columbia. Snow density this far north and inland is as light as it gets. The infrequent powder lasts a long time at an area this remote.

Accumulation and Preservation

Troll has moderate terrain to assist early season coverage. Snow should preserve very well all winter this far north. Most terrain faces south, so melt/freeze conditions are likely by mid-March.