It’s been a good winter in North America but it’s winding down (except in Colorado, where they just got 29″ of snow…).
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30 Ski Resorts Are STILL OPEN in North America:**all snowfall totals taken from each ski resorts’ website on April 18th, 2016.TOP 10 SNOWFALL TOTALS in NORTH AMERICA:#1. Alyeska, AK = 824″ (closed for season)#2. Mt. Baker, WA = 619″#3. Alpental, WA = 610″ (as of April 5th)#4. Sugar Bowl, CA = 557″#5. Timberline Lodge, OR = 525″#6. Crystal Mountain, WA = 522″ (closed, may re-open)#7. Boreal, CA = 514″ (closed for season)#8. Whistler, B.C. = 484″#9. Mt Hood Meadows, OR = 476″#10. Mt. Bachelor, OR = 470″#10. Squaw Valley, CA = 470″
Snowfall totals on the West Coast ended up being large this year and it was something to celebrate after 4 dismal snow years there.
Every ski resort on this list is on the West Coast and of all but 3 of them are still open.
30 Ski Resorts Are STILL OPEN in North America:
**all snowfall totals taken from each ski resorts’ website on April 18th, 2016.
TOP 10 SNOWFALL TOTALS in NORTH AMERICA:
#1. Alyeska, AK = 824″ (closed for season)
#2. Mt. Baker, WA = 619″
#3. Alpental, WA = 610″ (as of April 5th)
#4. Sugar Bowl, CA = 557″
#5. Timberline Lodge, OR = 525″
#6. Crystal Mountain, WA = 522″ (closed, may re-open)
#7. Boreal, CA = 514″ (closed for season)
#8. Whistler, B.C. = 484″
#9. Mt Hood Meadows, OR = 476″
#10. Mt. Bachelor, OR = 470″
#10. Squaw Valley, CA = 470″
