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PHOTOS: Southern Hemisphere Skiing Is Going Off Right Now
by RoseAnne MoisesAfter a couple of July storms, ski areas across the Southern Hemisphere are looking prime right now. Below are a few highlights with current snow depths. (Snow depth totals courtesy of OnTheSnow.com.) 1. Valle Nevado, Chile – 98” Santiago, Chile… Read More →
13 New Ski Lifts To Be Installed For 2017-18 Season
by Eric WagnonNew lifts and terrain are eagerly anticipated each season by skiers and snowboarders. However, instead of a bevy of new lifts serving new terrain, the theme for the upcoming 2017-18 season seems to be replacing antiquated lifts, often increasing capacity… Read More →
5 Tips For 4th of July & Summer Skiing in the Sierra
by Rose Marie CleeseEven though summer has officially arrived and temperatures are reaching triple-digits across the country, are you still nostalgic about winter and wish you had gotten in a couple more days of skiing or boarding? You’re in luck. Ski season is… Read More →
Resorts Extend Their Ski Season Further!
by liftopiaLate season snow blanketed a handful of resorts in North America and has lead to several extended ski seasons. Even in May, resorts are STILL seeing prime conditions, so get out there and enjoy it while it lasts! 1. Arapahoe Basin,… Read More →
Arapahoe Basin Announces Bonus Weekend Thanks To A Snowy May
by liftopiaWith over three of feet of snow in May so far and 370” season-to-date, Arapahoe Basin in Colorado plans to keep the party going for AT LEAST another weekend. The resort will operate seven days a week until Sunday, June… Read More →
PHOTOS: South America’s Ski Season Is Off To A Great Start!
by liftopiaAbout a week ago, South America got its first big dump of the 2017 season. A May storm dropped about two feet of snow on Chilean resorts: Ski Portillo, Valle Nevado, El Colorado, and La Parva. Some resorts have announced an early… Read More →
Score May Powder At These 4 Ski Resorts
by liftopia1. Mt. Bachelor The inches keep piling up at Mt Bachelor who’s already gotten 11 inches this week with more to come. After an outstanding season with a cumulative snowfall total of 600 inches this season, Mt. Bachelor plans re-open for… Read More →
Some Of The Deepest Snow Depths This Season Were At Mountain Collective Resorts
by RoseAnne MoisesThe resorts on the Mountain Collective Pass regularly get some of the best snow during ski season, but this year in particular was one for the books. Tahoe’s Squaw Valley even plans to stay open through the summer (weather permitting)…. Read More →
WATCH: Yosemite’s Tioga Pass Buried In Heavy Snow — Aerial Footage
by liftopiaTioga Pass is the highest highway pass in the Sierra Nevada. It’s also the most direct route from Mammoth Lakes to parts of Northern California. In winter, the pass closes due to heavy snowfall, extending skiers’ and snowboarders’ travel route by… Read More →
Squaw Valley Will Stay Open Past July 4 For The First Time Ever
by RoseAnne MoisesFollowing a blockbuster season that broke snowfall records, Squaw Valley has officially announced that it will stay open past July 4, a first in the resort’s history. With an impressive cumulative snowfall of 714 inches (nearly 60 feet) and a… Read More →
