Look at what a difference a year makes! Images shared by Kicking Horse show the difference in snow packed from 2022 versus 2023. The Canadian ski area received just 615 cm (242 inches) of snow this past season. That is a dramatic shortfall in snowfall from a typical ski season for the Canadian Rockies ski area.
So while ski areas across the west for enjoyed a winter for the history books, our friends in the great white north struggled through white can only be described as a disappointing season.
Here is the IG post from Kicking Horse posted the other day.
About Kicking Horse: Kicking Horse ski resort is a hidden gem nestled in the Canadian Rockies, offering an unparalleled skiing experience. With over 120 runs and over 2,800 acres of skiable terrain, it caters to all levels of skiers and snowboarders. The resort is renowned for its steep and challenging slopes, attracting thrill-seekers from around the world. The legendary “Champagne Powder” snow, abundant snowfall, and breathtaking panoramic views make every run a memorable adventure. Beyond skiing, visitors can enjoy snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and après-ski activities in the mountain village. Kicking Horse truly delivers an unforgettable winter escape for snow sports enthusiasts.