27th May 2023
10 resorts are currently open with some closing this weekend. Others are open into June with some planning to offer summer skiing in July and August. NEW
Utah and California had record-breaking amounts of snow last winter with Colorado not far behind.
This has led to some fabulous spring conditions with resorts open into summer.
Mammoth Mountain. Image © PlanetSKI
Mammoth Mountain. Image © PlanetSKI
So, which ski areas are still open?
Arizona Snowbowl, ArizonaPalisades Tahoe, CaliforniaMammoth Mountain, CaliforniaDodge Ridge Mountain Resort, CaliforniaArapahoe Basin, ColoradoWinter Park, ColoradoTimberline Lodge, OregonMt. Bachelor, OregonSnowbird, UtahKillington, Vermont
Palisades Tahoe, California. Image © PlanetSKI
Mammoth Mountain. Image © PlanetSKI
Arizona Snowbowl, Winter Park and Mt Bachelor are scheduled to close at the end of this weekend, as is Dodge Ridge that has re-opened for this weekend.
Arapahoe Basin hopes to go until June 4th
Killington also hopes to go into Jun too.
Snowbird has penciled in a closing date of July 4th
Mammoth Mountain is hoping to offer skiing and snowboarding into August.
Timberline Lodge plans to be open until September.
PlanetSKI has recent been in California hitting the slopes of Palisades Tahoe and Mammoth Mountain.
Plus the street of San Francisco.
San Francisco. Image © PlanetSKI
San Francisco. Image © PlanetSKI
Meanwhile it is still possible to ski in a handful of resorts in Europe:
We’ll keep you posted on how conditions continue for Spring and Summer skiing…
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