ALERTS

Emergency Alerts on the Mountain

WINTER WEATHER ALERT

The roads to Marshall Gulch and after Ski Valley are now closed. Snow began to fall on top of the Santa Catalina Mountains this afternoon, December 3, 2025, and the roads are expected to not reopen prior to the official December 15th annual closure. Foot travel is always welcome and encouraged!

Before traveling up the mountain, always check the up-to-date weather-related road conditions at the Pima County Sheriff’s Department Road Condition Hotline, 520-351-3351

-US Forest Service Coronado National Forest 12/04/25

Note: Ski Valley and Restaurants are still open!

The Mount Lemmon Domestic Water Improvement District is now in Stage 2 curtailment. Please continue to conserve water to prevent transitioning to Stage 3. Thank you!

“The Santa Catalina Ranger District, Coronado National Forest, is planning prescribed fire operations from October 25, 2025, through March 2026 as weather conditions allow and in alignment with all required approvals. We use prescribed fires to help reduce overgrown vegetation and protect local communities, infrastructure, and natural resources from wildfires.

Prescribed fires planned for the area include:

  • Near the town of Summerhaven,
  • Soldier Camp area,
  • Willow Canyon area,
  • and around the General Hitchcock Campground. ”

–Forest Service USDA Catalina National Forest (October 14th, 2025)

Mount Lemmon, AZ

Courtesy of the Firewise Steering Committee, August 2025