Winter is gone, spring is here, and summer is not far behind. But for lots of places, spring has felt more like winter than winter ever did, giving poor snowpack a late boost. Places like Tahoe in California reported more snow in April than January, February, and March combined. Maybe winter was just fashionably late?
So as ski season draws dreadingly nearer to a close, let’s review season snowfall totals. Who tops the list of this season’s snowiest resorts?
#1 Alyeska Resort, AK – 848″
#2 Mount Baker, WA – 647″
#3 Timberline, OR – 568″
#4 Mount Hood Meadows, OR – 521″
#5 Revelstoke, BC; Mt Bachelor, OR – 447″
#7 Alta, UT – 446″
#8 Whistler Blackcomb, BC – 444″
#9 Snowbird, UT – 435″
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You are not wrong, but what does that have to do with this article?
Correct, and this article is about total snowfall, not “snowbase” … so what exactly is the point of your comment?
Hey genius, there’s a difference between snowfall and snowbase
Powder King is missing and should be in the #5 spot I believe.
Mt Hood Meadows should be in 4th with 464″.
Lookout Pass, Crystal, Valinouet, Sunshine Village, Alpental – all still open with more than Mammoth’s 337″
As per usual, Northern Escape will likely top out with the most snowfall. Among “non-coastal” locations, Sol Mountain will (again, as per usual) likely claim the top spot.
Don’t know these places? Check ’em out 🙂
Cheers and great vibes for the 2021-2022 shred – catch u in late July when I hang ’em up
Le Valinouet, Québec reported today yearly snowfall of 831cm (327 inches) on their facebook page.
Now, if only they had a mountain.
Many missing on the list, as usual.
Whitewater, Sunshine, Fernie, Shames, Kicking Horse, Seymour, Grouse, Cypress, Castle, Valinouet.
All have more than Mammoth’s 290″.
Likely a handful of USA resorts missing too…
Le Valinouet, Québec is close to 300 inches and would make this list.
265 inchs for a small, wonderful and secret station in northern Québec
After Aleska should be:
2. Powder King
3. Baker
Then Revy at 4
5. Shames
…. and that’s all i bothered checking so far. My 2 mim effort is obviously more than the auther has made, AGAIN.
Pathetic reporting.
It seems like Mt Bohemia should be on the list at #11 with 262″ of snow according to their site.
I think Jackson has been sandbagging numbers, been skiing awhile and as far as I know the official snow totals always come from the
midmountian stake, lately they have been reporting the YTD totals from the summit making it look like they get more snow than areas reporting for midmountian, it’s a great mountain no need to exaggerated
Solitude at 228
you missed Vail’s red headed stepchild…..Kirkwood, 210″ to date.
Wow, this was sooooo hard to find, y’all are useless!
https://www.mtbaker.us/the-mountain/snowfall-statistics/
Shames?
Powder King?
There’s a few others missing from this list
This time, I won’t simply provide the numbers for you as I’ve been doing for years. Snowbrains is old enough now to put a slight bit of effort into their research for the snowfall & base depth lists… Both of which I’ve yet to see accurate since the inception of SnowBrains