This weekend was a good ol’ true Sierra Nevada storm that dropped over six feet on California resorts. While the Sierra’s received the brunt of the storm, resorts in Wyoming are reporting feet of snow and Colorado received its own “dusting” (of at least a foot or so). We gathered snow totals for this recent storm at resorts across the Sierra Mountains to Utah and Wyoming.
Totals are posted as of Monday, March 4, 12pm for the Thursday – Monday storm cycle. If you are looking for an excuse to book your ski vacation this season, continue to scroll. Contact a Mountain Travel Expert to enter your own white-room ski vacation!
CALIFORNIA RESORTS
Heavenly – 58 inches
Kirkwood – 61 inches
Northstar at Tahoe – 86 inches
Mammoth Mountain – 37-45 inches
Palisades at Tahoe – 96 inches
UTAH
Alta – 16 inches
Deer Valley – 12 inches
Park City Mountain Resort – 19 inches
Snowbird – 16 inches
WYOMING
Grand Targhee – 31 inches
Jackson Hole – 48 inches
Photo Credit: Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Photo Credit: Grand Targhee
COLORADO
Aspen – 25 inches
Beaver Creek – 24 inches
Breckenridge – 14 inches
Copper Mountain – 13 inches
Crested Butte Mountain Resort – 18 inches
Keystone – 9 inches
Snowmass – 12 inches
Steamboat Springs Resort – 18 inches
Telluride – 8 inches
Vail – 17 inches
Winter Park – 16 inches
Photo Credit: Steamboat
Photo Credit: Crested Butte
CANADA, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Big White – 11 inches
Fernie – 16 inches
Kicking Horse – 27 inches
Kimberley – 32 inches
Panorama – 21 inches
Red Mountain – 20 inches
Revelstoke – 27 inches
Silver Star – 12 inches
Sun Peaks – 11.2 inches
Whistler Blackcomb – 37 inches
Whitewater – 40 inches
Photo Credit: Whitewater Mountain Resort
Photo Credit: Whistler Blackcomb
Photo Credit: Revelstoke