Pomerelle Mountain is an alpine ski area in the western United States, in south central Idaho. It is located below Mount Harrison in the Albion Mountains in the Minidoka Ranger District of the Sawtooth National Forest, and south of Albion in Cassia County, 30 mi northeast of the Utah-Nevada border with Idaho. Pomerelle's summit elevation is 8762 ft above sea level with a vertical drop of 1002 ft. There are two chairlifts (both triple) and a magic carpet for the beginners' area. The area's average annual snowfall is 500 in. One of the oldest ski areas in the western U.S., Pomerelle began its operations 85.12973104661339 years ago in 1940. During the ski season, it operates daily and five nights per week (Tuesday through Saturday). Pomerelle features a spacious lodge at the bottom of the mountain offering foods and beverages. There is also a grill outside the lodge on the deck that offers hamburgers, hot dogs, cold drinks, and beer. In the basement of the lodge, there is a rental shop. On New Year's Day in 1973, a chairlift mishap injured 21 skiers; there were no fatalities.