Eastern and Midwestern Resorts Close With a Bang: Record Breaking Seasons and Powder in April

Bohemia, eastern — Spring storms allowed Midwestern and Eastern resorts to extend their season and set records. Image: Bohemia Resort

Midwestern and Eastern ski resorts made history during the 17-18 season. We all know the legendary snowfall stats of Western resorts, but let’s put that aside for a moment and give some love to the East Coast. While you may not see 4th of July skiing at any of these resorts, skiing into May is a real treat in this region. Let’s have a look at who kept the stoke alive well into the spring.

Lutsen Mountain, MN

Open until May 6th
Open for skiing in May for only the second time in its 69 year history
Skiing AND golfing in the same day, yes please.

Snow Stats:

Total snowfall days: 22
Biggest snowfall: 12″
Max summit depth: 60″

Lutsen, eastern — Snow was still falling in April at Lutsen Resort. Image: Lutsen Mountain

Granite Peak Ski Resort, WI

Open until May 6^th
Longest season in their 80 year history
700′ vertical allows for some of the most extensive skiing in the area

Snow Stats:

Total snowfall days: 7
Biggest snowfall: 7″
Max summit depth: 72″

Granite Peak March, eastern — Conditions at Granite Peak in March were still prime. Image: Granite Peak

Bristol Mountain Ski Resort, NY

Open until May 1^st
This year marked the 1st time in their 54 year history that guests were able to ski in May.
Spring skiing with highs in the mid-70’s–wait, are we talking about Cali?

Snow Stats: