Industry News
El Nino dropped enough snow this winter to keep ski resorts open late in North America. Â Real late.
10 Ski Resorts are still open in North America this week. Â 5 ski resorts closed for the season last week.
We’ve got ski resorts still open all over North America including: Â CA, OR, UT, CO, VT, B.C., and Alberta
Get out there and get some before your local ski hill closes down for the summer.  November is a long way away…
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SKI RESORTS STILL OPEN IN NORTH AMERICA:
Timberline Lodge, OR | September
Mammoth, CA | June ?Â
Arapahoe Basin, CO | June 5th
Squaw Valley, CAÂ | May 30th
Whistler Blackcomb, B.C. | May 30th
Snowbird, UT | May 30th (weekends only)
Mt. Bachelor, OR | May 29th
Sunshine Village, Alberta | May 23rd
Mt. Hood Meadows, OR | May 14th (weekends only)
Killington, VT | May ? (weekends only, hopefully Memorial Day)
(Crystal Mountain, WA will open on May 28th for the weekend, they closed on April 17th)
**If we missed someone that is still open, let us know in the comments and we’ll get ’em in there. Â
All of the open ski areas are the usual suspects for this time of year. Snowpack at those areas is close to average, as are projected closing dates. Killington would be the most likely to fall short with its record low ~30% of normal snowfall season, but the snowmaking stockpile will offset a lot of that.
Mont Saint-Sauveur, Qc will be open May 14-15th and they just confirmed they’ll be open May 21-22-23rd for Québec’s Patriot day holiday. We have our fingers crossed for June skiing since there is more than 2-4 meters of hard packed snow still on the 2 trails open.
Mono skier in mammoth photo?
I think so!
Hi, you’re still missing Mont Saint-Sauveur in Saint-Sauveur, Québec in that list. They will be open until May 15th week-ends only.