This study investigates the correlation between snow: depth, water equivalent and density measurements taken by the SNOTEL 663 site and those obtained through the Federal Snow Sampler at C1 on Niwot Ridge from 2016 - 2023. Utilizing linear regression analysis, we examined the relationship between the two measurement techniques to assess their comparability and reliability. Our study identified moderate positive correlations between SNOTEL and Federal Sampler measurements for snow depth and snow water equivalent (SWE) on Niwot Ridge, demonstrating that SNOTEL data can partially explain the variability in Federal Sampler readings. The regression analysis yielded a correction equation for Federal Sampler density measurements based on SNOTEL data, facilitating further insight into achieving accurate water availability forecasting. Niwot Ridge is located in the Front Range of the Colorado Rockies and is a designated United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Biosphere Reserve. The C1 site is characterized by its relative shelter within a subalpine forest on a ridge with an elevation of 3022 meters. The SNOTEL site is approx. 262 meters to the WNW of the C1 pit site. By analyzing the correlations between these methodologies and employing linear regression to establish a correction equation, this research aims to enhance data comparability and reliability, thereby improving water resource management and predictive modeling in snow hydrology within the subalpine ecosystems of the Colorado Rockies.