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Photo & Video Tour: February, is That You? Utah Just Got Dumped On

alta, utah, daily POW

Just because Spring has sprung and resorts across the country have begun closing doesn’t mean it’s time to put your skis away just yet. You can never count out April. A storm hit the Cottonwoods yesterday, dumping well over a foot of fresh snow. February, is that you? 48-hour totals: Alta: 19″ Brighton: 17″ Snowbird: 18″ Solitude: 16″

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SnowBrains | April 15, 2021
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11 Deepest Snowpacks in North America Right Now

snowpacks, summit at Snoqualmie, Alpental, washington,

Spring might have sprung, but winter is hanging in there. Resorts in Colorado are forecast to receive in excess of a foot of fresh snow this week, and some California resorts got snow last night. Many resorts previously on this list closed last weekend, allowing Utah and California into the club. These are the OPEN resorts in North America with the […]

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SnowBrains | April 15, 2021
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Bridal Veil Mountain Resort: The New 11,500-Acre Ski Resort Proposed for British Columbia

A new ski area is being proposed for British Columbia—a big one. Located next to the Trans-Canada highway near the Canadian city of Chilliwack, Bridal Veil Mountain Resort would be an 11,500-acre all-season resort with two sightseeing gondolas. Once approved, BVMR would be located in the Upper Fraser Valley, on the highlands immediately south of the Fraser River, extending over Area […]

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Martin Kuprianowicz | April 14, 2021
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