Today @BigSky | Photo: Tim Chamberlain | Cover Photo: Red Lodge Mountain
The past two weeks were a bit strange. Some snowpacks actually fell down the ladder due to warming temps & sunshine while others rose on the ladder, especially a few resorts along coastal BC. Still, we’ve got a lot of time left in the 2017/2018 season and if you live in Colorado or Utah, a white Christmas is still fairly likely.
Also Read: The Rockies Are Getting A Much Needed Dump [Photo Tour + Snow Totals]
Base depths were taken from individual resort websites.
The Deepest Snowpacks In North America 12/4/17
Resorts with an * next to their name are still closed…
25) Mt Bachelor, OR — 36″
24) *Red Mountain, BC — 36″
23) Mt Hood Timberline, OR — 37″
22) Stevens Pass, WA — 38″
21) *Bridger Bowl, MT — 38″
20) Jay Peak, VT — 39″
19) Fernie, BC — 39″
18) Schweitzer, ID — 39″
17) Mt Hood Meadows, OR — 40″
16) Crystal Mountain, WA — 42″
15) Marmot Basin, AB — 44″
14) Sunshine Village, AB — 45″
13) Kicking Horse, BC — 50″
12) Whitewater, BC — 50″
11) Lake Louise, AB — 52″
10) Big Sky, MT — 55″
9) Jackson Hole, WY — 56″
8) Mammoth Mountain, CA — 60″
7) Whistler Blackcomb, BC — 61″
6) Grand Targhee, WY — 68″
5) Mt Seymour, BC — 73″
4) Grouse Mountain, BC — 73″
3) Cypress Mountain, BC — 79″
2) Alpental, WA — 82″
1) Mt Baker, WA — 88″
