Give passholders a useful reason to return.
Compare 24-hour, 48-hour and 7-day snowfall with base depth, terrain status and visible report dates. Make the website a place to plan throughout the season.
INDEPENDENT FEATURE PROPOSAL · NOVEMBER 2026
Make the next ski trip
start with the Collective.
A conditions finder built around one passholder question: “Where should I ski next?” Bring snowfall, open terrain and resort discovery into one place on the Mountain Collective website.
From checking snow to choosing a mountain.
The pass introduces the destinations. Snow Finder helps a skier decide which one to visit next.
Help skiers discover more of the pass.
Browse all 27 destinations, narrow by region, save a shortlist and compare up to four resorts. Surface alternatives a passholder may not have considered.
Connect conditions with the next step.
The demo links to official mountain reports and pass information. A pilot could add agreed links to Mountain Collective resort pages and lodging partners, with click-through measurement.
Fit the existing website.
A dedicated Snow Finder page within the existing website, reached through “Plan your trip.” The concept follows the current interior-page layout, with the Mountain Collective header, logo, type and photography around the full conditions experience.
Start with a measured pilot.
Suggested placement: a dedicated Snow Finder page under “Plan your trip,” with a homepage link during snow events. Keep the existing website and navigation, and add Snow Finder as a substantial new planning feature. Begin with a small group of resort partners and agree on data access, update frequency and reporting standards before expanding coverage.
01 · Agree on the scope
Choose the pilot resorts, confirm the brand assets and decide where the feature belongs on the website.
02 · Connect approved data
Use approved resort feeds or a licensed conditions provider. Add scheduled refresh, monitoring and a clear process for missing reports.
03 · Measure the result
Track repeat visits, comparisons and outbound clicks to resort and lodging pages. Set targets after establishing a baseline.
What the demo proves today.
A working responsive interface with search, region and snow filters, sorting, unit conversion, saved shortlists and side-by-side comparisons across the 27-destination roster. Seven destinations support automatic report extraction on opening or manual refresh. Other resorts use clearly dated snapshots or missing-data labels with official source links.
This is a concept for review, not a production integration. It does not update while closed. Full coverage, approved data access, refresh monitoring, accessibility review, analytics, brand approval and integration with the existing website remain part of a proposed implementation. No engagement or sales improvements have been measured.
The next conversation.
A short walkthrough with the people responsible for Mountain Collective’s website, passholder experience and resort partnerships. The decision is whether a limited pilot would be useful, and what it would need to prove.
Take Snow Finder for a spin