9 Deepest Snowpacks in North America This Weekend

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deep powder at Mt. Hood
Deep powder at Mount Hood Meadows | Photo: Mount Hood Meadows Facebook

Spring is here, and spring skiing is in full swing. Which resorts have had the best winter to set them up with a deep snowpack for incredible skiing in April, May, and beyond?

The deepest snowpack here is over 17 FEET!ย Wow.

These are the nine resorts reporting the deepest snowpacks this weekend:

(all data taken from resorts’ web pages at 05:30 a.m. PST, 4/18/25)

#9 Mammoth Mountain, CA – 138″ (at the summit)

Deep at Mammoth Mountain | Credit: Peter Morning / Mammoth Mountain

#8 Timberline, OR – 152″

Timberline has seen great snowfalls | Photo: Timberline Lodge Facebook

#7 Mount Baker, WA – 159″

DEEP at Mt. Baker, WA | Photo: Mt. Baker Facebook
DEEP at Mt. Baker, WA | Photo: Mt. Baker Facebook

#6 Mount Hood Meadows, OR (at the summit) – 166″

skier in deep snow and trees at mount hood meadows Oregon
DEEP | Photo: Mount Hood Meadows

#5 Mount Washington Alpine Resort, BC – 167″

Mount Washington alpine resort, British Columbia,
Bring your snorkel! Credit: Mount Washington Alpine Resort Facebook

#4 Soda Springs, CAย – 175″

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Deep snowpack at Soda Springs. | Photo: Soda Springs Ski Resort

#3 Boreal, CA – 180″

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Great winter at Boreal | Photo: Boreal Facebook

#2 49 Degrees North, WA – 185″

49 degrees north, Washington
49 Degrees North, WA | Photo: Resort Facebook

#1 Alyeska, AK – 207″

Over 300" of snow at Alyeska Resort already this season. Credit: Alyeska Resort
Almost 700″ of snow at Alyeska Resort this season. Credit: Alyeska Resort

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3 thoughts on “9 Deepest Snowpacks in North America This Weekend

  1. Come on Beech NC does not have 94โ€ Snow pack . If you did your due diligence and checked daily snow it shows they have received 7โ€ total for the season . Thatโ€™s snow making and that has absolutely nothing to do with snow pack . Big mistake on your part .

  2. List is a mix of Mid reports (industry standard) and Summit reports which most don’t even measure.
    Extremely amateur article, especially for an established website, let alone one run by skiers.

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