Tuesday, September 9, 2014

Top 5 Snowiest US Ski Resorts to Visit on Your Next Ski Vacation


A ski trip is not as thrilling without a heavy layer of snow to glide on.

So, you shouldn't just look for ski destinations with enjoyable activities, but also with the snowiest slope.

We've gathered the best ski vacation destinations in the continent to satisfy your powder craving.

Here are five of the snowiest US ski resorts based on the winter average snowfall over the past ten years: Hope to catch up your favorite place and will agree!

1.Mount Baker, Washington State

At the top of the snow charts is Mt. Baker in Washington State. It consistently gets more snow than any other ski area on the planet, with around 19 meters of snowfall.

Baker has always been known for its tremendous average annual snowfall, but the record was set during the 1998-1999 season, when it had 28.5 meters (93.50 ft.) of snow. This makes this resort famous for skiers who want to do their runs and turns on thick snow.

2. Alyeska, Alaska

Second in this list is Alyeska, which has an average snowfall of 16.07 meters and a highest record of 24.8 meters (81.4 ft.) of snow during the 2011-2012 winter season.

In addition, Alyeska resort boasts of its "steep and deep" terrain which attracts skiers and boarders of different skill levels.

3. Alta, Utah

Alta is renowned in Utah for its incredible snow conditions with, an average of 15.59 meters snowfall. The record season for Alta was set in 1982-1983 with an amazing 21.5 meters (70.5 ft.) of snowfall.

4. Kirkwood, California

Located at the south shore of Lake Tahoe, this resort receives an annual 13.9 meters of snowfall. Kirkwood resort's highest record was in 2005-2006 season when it got 20.4 meters (66.9 ft.) of snowfall.

Kirkwood is certainly a perfect place to experience an abundance of fresh snow powder under the Californian sun.

5. Snowbird, Utah

Last, but certainly not the least, is another famous Utah ski resort. Snowbird gets an annual powder of 12.5 meters per season and a record of 17.5 meters (15.4 ft.) in 2011.

If you're all about powder snow (and you're not big on the apres ski scene), this resort is definitely worth a visit.


Still searching for the ultimate skiing experience for your next ski trip? Consider it done. These snowiest slopes will never disappoint you.


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