13 Deepest Snowpacks in North America This Weekend

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Not yet. But it won’t be long. Credit: Alta Ski Area

Winter 2023/24 is here! Arriving more with a whimper than a bang, many resorts have delayed opening days due to lack of snow and warm weather, there are still plenty of resorts open across the continent for you to work up your appetite this weekend.

Most resorts are skiing on mainly manmade snow. Coverage is sketchy. Terrain is limited. Lifts are probably crowded. But who cares… winter is here.

These are the 13 resorts reporting the deepest snowpacks this weekend:

(all data taken from resorts’ own web pages at 9 am PST, 12/08/23)

#13 – Cataloochee Ski Area, NC; Sugar Mountain, NC;  Solitude, UT – 40″

Bretton Woods, NH, has the deepest snowpack in North America! Credit: Resort

#10 – Snowbasin, UT – 41″

Snowbasin on December 3, 2023. Credit: Resort Facebook



#9 – Appalachian Ski Mountain, NC – 42″

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Appalachian Ski Mountain, NC. Credit: App Ski Mtn Facebook

#8 – Brighton, UT – 43″

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Brighton Resort, Utah. | Picture: Brighton Resort Facebook Page

#7 – Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, WY – 44″

Jackson Hole on December 6, 2023. Credit: Resort Facebook



#6 – Fernie, BC – 45″

Deep at Fernie. Credit: Resort

#5 – Snowbird, UT – 47″

Snowbird, UT, on December 2, 2023? | Credit: Snowbird

#4 – Tyrol Basin, WI – 48″

Wisconsin representing! Credit: Tyrol Basin Facebook



#3 – Jay Peak, VT – 48″

Jay Peak, VT, with the third deepest snowpack in North America! Credit: Resort Facebook

#2 – Alyeska, AK – 52″

Alyeska is open. And it’s deep! Credit: Resort Facebook

#1 – Alta Ski Area, UT – 68″

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Powder skiing 12″ fresh snow at Alta Ski Area, UT, on October 12th, 2023.

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