The Winter 2022 Forecast Indicates Above-Average Snow Totals for These 17 Resorts

• Mt. Bachelor, Oregon
• Big Sky Resort, Montana
• Whitefish, Montana
• Schweitzer, Idaho
• Sun Valley, Idaho
• Jackson Hole, Wyoming
• Grand Targhee, Wyoming
• Steamboat Resort, Colorado
• Aspen Snowmass, Colorado
• Alyeska, Alaska
• Squaw Valley, California
• Mammoth Mountain, California
• Whistler Blackcomb, B.C.
• Revelstoke, B.C.
• Fernie, B.C.
• Kicking Horse, B.C.
• Whitewater, B.C.

To summarize, the winter 2022 season forecast projects deeper snow for the western U.S. aka, it’s worth your while to carve out time to visit mountains in Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Northern Colorado, Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. 

Maybe your 2022 ski adventure looks like a trip up the powder highway in British Columbia, stopping at any of the eight resorts along the way, including Revelstoke, Banff and Fernie to name a few. Or, maybe you’ve always wanted to make a skiers’ pilgrimage to Aspen and Snowmass where you can explore one or all four resorts. Regardless, we encourage you to consider the above list of 17 resorts when deciding on where to travel this winter and to keep your eye on them as the early storms start tracking in a couple months. 

Yes, forecasts can be unpredictable but based on historical knowledge and snowfall stats from these 17 resort destinations, it could be worth your while to bet on a visit to one of them if your heart is set on finding and skiing powder this winter.