24th April 2023
Palisades Tahoe has seen 18.03m, Heavenly Mountain Resort received 14.37m and Kirkwood Mountain Resort reached 17.78m. They are new records for all three resorts.
In Palisades Tahoe the previous record of 17.95m of snowfall was set in the 2016-2017 season.
The current depth of 18.03m is 178% higher than the average season snowfall of 10.16m.
“Palisades Tahoe has been fortunate to receive an incredible amount of snowfall this season, covering our mountain in deep snow,” said Dee Byrne from the resort.
“ Skiers and snowboarders have had an unforgettable time on both the groomed trails and the untouched snow pockets.
“We are immensely grateful for the iconic conditions and natural beauty that Mother Nature has gifted us with this season at Palisades Tahoe.”
This record season snowfall has allowed Palisades Tahoe to stay open on the Alpine side until the 4th of July.
PlanetSKI is visiting in mid-May.
Oh, your home mountain just closed for the season? That’s weird – we’re just getting started at the #SpringSkiingCapital
Park Crew has been crushing it lately! Check out some of their latest builds on Gold Coast & Emigrant Gully. pic.twitter.com/h1Jw3fKpIY
— Palisades Tahoe (@palisadestahoe) April 24, 2023
We are also taking in Mammoth Mountain that has also seen record amounts of snow this winter.
Mammoth Mountain. Image c/o Christian Pondella
Heavenly Mountain Resort’s closing date is 7th May.
Kirkwood will add two additional weekends Friday, 5th May – Sunday, 7th May, and Friday, 12th May – 14th Sunday, May.
See here for PlanetSKI’s full round-up of when ski resorts close in the Alps, Scandinavia and North America:
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This article was originally published by Planetski.eu. Read the original article here.
