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Snow has pummelled the west this season, with several atmospheric rivers and storms dumping on California and Utah. Despite ski areas seeing their snowiest winters in 20 years, many have already closed.
These are the resorts that are still open (albeit some only at the weekend) with the deepest snowpacks: (all numbers were taken from resorts’ websites on 04/24/23 at 07:30 am PST)
#9: Snowbird, UT – 150″
#8: Brighton, UT – 165″
#7: Kirkwood, CA – 167″
#6: Timberline, OR – 176″
#5: Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe, NV – 180″
#4: Palisades Tahoe, CA – 207″
#3: Sugar Bowl, CA – 215″
#2: Mt. Hood Meadows, OR – 237″
#1: Mammoth Mountain, CA – 275″
Buddy bohemia hasnt even gotten 200 inches of snow on the season tell me how they have a 200in SNOWPACK
Big Powderhorn Michigan 150in, Mount Bohemia, Michigan 201in. Since Ya’ll forgot about the Midwest.
*face palm*
It is a list of snowfall statistics. Data. Numbers. Maybe a couple pics. It is not an opinion piece. The author does not simply choose locations on a whim. Next time, direct your complaint to Mother Nature.
Mammoth has a base of 260″ at the summit.
What about Alyeska, Girdwood, AK? 293”
293″ is its snowfall… its snowpack is only 76″ right now.
What an incredibly boring and limited article. No Canadian or East Coast spots.
Mammoth definitely does not have a 105″ base. They have a 57″ base. Very easy to see on their snow report
You forgot to check baker