The Ikon Pass has got you covered with 44 iconic destinations right across the world, from South America to Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, and now Europe. It really is the new standard in season passes. But right now, we’re only bothered about closer to home, right? For powder-hunting Ikon Pass holders in North America, which are the best resorts to hit for guaranteed snow?

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Well, we can’t guarantee you snow (I’d be a billionaire if I could), but we can tell you the average annual snowfall of all resorts available on the Ikon Pass, leaving you well informed to make your own trip plans. My $0.02 worth, Utah looks like the place to be…

Average Annual Snowfall of North American Ikon Resorts

Unless otherwise stated, all figures are taken from resorts’ official homepages

#1 – Alta, UT – 545″

#2 – Solitude, UT, Snowbird, UT*, Brighton, UT – 500″

#5 – Crystal Mountain, WA – 470″**

#6 – Mount Bachelor, OR – 462″

#7 – Jackson Hole, WY – 459″

#8 – Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows, CA – 450″

#9 – The Summit at Snoqualmie, WA – 428″

#10 – Revelstoke, BC – 413″

#11 – Big Sky Resort, MT, Mammoth Mountain, CA – 400″

#13 – SkiBig3, AB – 360″

#14 – Arapahoe Basin, CO – 350″*

#15 – Steamboat, CO – 336”

#16 – Winter Park, CO – 317.5″

#17 – Copper Mountain, CO – 305″

#18 – Aspen Snowmass, CO, Taos, NM, Deer Valley, UT*, Eldora, CO*, RED Mountain, BC – 300″

#23 – Cypress Mountain, BC – 286″

#24 – Killington, VT, Sugarbush, VT, June Mountain, CA – 250″

#27 – Sugarloaf, ME – 200″

#28 – Snowshoe, WV, Stratton, VT – 180″

#30 – Sunday River, ME – 167″

#31 – Mont Tremblant, QC – 164″

#32 – Loon Mountain, NH – 160″

#33 – Boyne Highlands, MI, Boyne Mountain, MI – 140″

#35 – Blue Mountain, Ontario – 110″**

#36 – Windham Mountain, NY – 105″*

#37 – Big Bear Mountain Resort, CA – 100”*

*Stats are from Wikipedia

**Stats are from OnTheSnow.com