South American Ski Resort Opening Dates for 2016: South American ski resorts just got buried in snow. Portillo ski resort in Chile reported 118″ of snow in the past 7 days. ย Penitentes in Argentina reported 60″ in a few days last week. All this new snow bumped up opening dates in Chile.ย El Colorado ski resort in Chile is already open. ย They opened on June 1st. ย Many of […] Industry News SnowBrains | June 6, 2016 4 Comments
10 Ski Resorts OPEN in North America This Weekend 10 ski resorts are open this weekend in North America.ย Ski season is officially here and it’s here to stay.ย All of these ski resorts are scheduled to be open daily until the end of the season except for Wolf Creek, CO.ย But Wolfy will only close Monday and Tuesday before opening for the season on Wednesday and they’re operating […] Industry News SnowBrains | November 6, 2015 1 Comment
2014/15 Washington State Ski Resort Opening Dates: Washington state gets the most snow in North America and maybe the world. Mt. Baker ski resort holds the world record for most snow with over 1,100 inches of snow in 1997/98. Ski resorts in Washington state open late due to their bulging snowpacks. Crystal Mountain ski resort is known to open for the season before Thanksgiving and stay open into July. Not bad. Crystal Mountain and Stevens Pass both average over 450″ of snow per year. Mt. Baker ski resort averages 655″ of snow per year. If you like snow, you’ll like Washington […] Industry News SnowBrains | November 18, 2014 2 Comments
2014/15 Colorado Ski Resort Opening Dates: Colorado always has the earliest ski resort openings in the USA. This year will not be an exception. It’ll be either Loveland or Arapahoe Basin within the next week or two. Central Colorado just got 10″ of new snow up high and temperatures have been cool enough for snow making for the past week or so. Colorado ski resorts regularly reach over 12,000-feet and this high elevation and the cold that comes with it is key in creating early season skiing and sometimes great early season skiing. Colorado ski resorts generally average around 300″ of snow. Last year, they had a spectacular winter with a few resorts receiving over 400″ of snow (Loveland […] SnowBrains | October 13, 2014 0 Comments