Snow Reports & Snow Totals

Ski Resort Snow Totals

Which ski resorts got the most snow? Check out the latest snowfall totals for ski resorts and compare mountains with the most new snow from today, yesterday and two days ago. In addition to the updated 72-hour snow totals, this snow report also compares ski areas by snow depth totals at the summit and base of the mountain. Click through to any ski resort in the list to view the snow report for that mountain.
Resort Name
72 Hour Snowfall72h
Base DepthBase
Open TrailsTrails
Open Lifts
Winter Park18"
-
73-83"
Spring Snow
73/171
-
6/25
-
Snowbird13"
-
123"
Packed Powder
60/140
43% Open
5/12
-
Timberline Lodge13"
-
148-194"
-
-
-
-
-
Cervinia - Breuil12"
-
39-150"
Powder
15/43
45% Open
10/16
-
Copper Mountain11"
-
64"
Powder
11/150
4% Open
1/24
-
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area11"
-
66"
Spring Snow
114/145
76% Open
9/9
-
Breckenridge10"
-
76"
Variable Conditions
75/189
40% Open
5/35
-
Zermatt10"
-
0-59"
Powder
15/144
-
2/52
-
Solitude Mountain Resort9"
-
102"
Variable Conditions
46/87
-
5/8
-
Alta Ski Area9"
-
165"
-
-
-
-
-
Brighton Resort9"
-
100"
13/65
-
1/8
-
Mt. Hood Meadows8"
-
114-168"
Machine Groomed
80/87
92% Open
5/12
-
Loveland Ski Area7"
-
65"
Powder
86/94
91% Open
7/10
-

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