11 Deepest Snowpacks in North America Right Now

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Summit at Snoqualmie Alpental topping out our list. Credit: Resort Facebook

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 DEEPEST snowpacks right now.

All figures were taken from the resorts’ own webpages at 5 am PT 04/15/21, and where given, the summit measurement is used.

#1 – Summit at Snoqualmie Alpental, WA – 247″

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Credit: Summit at Snoqualmie Facebook

#2 – Mount Hood Meadows, OR – 205″

It’s going off at Mount Hood Meadows, OR this spring. Credit: Resort Facebook

#3 – Mount Baker, WA – 204″

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Mount Baker, WA. Credit: Resort Facebook

#4 – Grouse Mountain Resort, BC – 184″

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Grouse Mountain joining the party! Credit: @jaycol_ / Facebook

#5 – Timberline, OR – 179″

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A decent winter setting up some awesome summer skiing at Timberline Lodge, OR. Credit: Resort Facebook

#6 – Eaglescrest, AK – 170″

Skiing among ghosts at Eaglecrest Resort, AK. Credit: Resort Facebook

#7 – Alyeska Resort, AK – 148″

Snowfall totals
Alyeska, Alaska. Credit: Alyeska/Facebook

#8 – Stevens Pass, WA – 143″

Stevens Pass, Washington
Stevens Pass, WA. Credit: Resort Facebook

#9 – Crystal Mountain, WA – 132″

A skier makes soft turns in deep snow at Crystal Mountain, WA. | Photo courtesy Crystal Mountain Resort/Facebook

#10 – Alta, UT – 105″

Alta, UT. Credit: Resort Facebook

#11 – Alpine Meadows, CA – 101″

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March was kind to Alpine Meadows, CA. Credit: Resort Facebook
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