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Don't miss the latest happenings out of Kirkwood, including new lifts, terrain expansions, weather, photo galleries, infographics and current events skiers and mountain travelers should know about. Stay up-to-date on Kirkwood news and events by clicking on articles from the list below or page through to see coverage from the entire ski season.
Vail Resorts Announces Pass Holder Credits, Protection Plan for Next Season
Vail Resorts announced a comprehensive plan to address pass holders’ concerns about last season’s early closures du...
1.15 Snow Before You Go: 1-3 feet coming for the Sierras, Cascades
The Sierras and Cascades are expected to receive 1-3 feet of snow by this Sunday. Watch On The Snow meteorologist C...Advertisement
![1.13 Snow Before You Go: 2-3 Foot Grand Totals Comin' Right Up ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
1.13 Snow Before You Go: 2-3 Foot Grand Totals Comin' Right Up
2-3 ft grand totals expected for Jackson Hole and Alta/Snowbird this week! Watch On The Snow meteorologist Chris Tomer's full forecast.
13th January 2020
![Significant New Terrain Opening for Tahoe Resorts by the Weekend ©Vail Resorts -- All rights reserved.]()
Significant New Terrain Opening for Tahoe Resorts by the Weekend
Several ski trails in the Lake Tahoe region are set to open ahead of schedule following 4+ feet of snow in December alone.
12th December 2019
![Who Has the Deepest Snowpack in the US? ©Kirkwood Resort Facebook Page]()
Who Has the Deepest Snowpack in the US?
From rockfalls and record-breaking winds in Colorado to Northern California getting absolutely DUMPED on, Thanksgiving week was a doozy for many resorts across the US. So who came out of it on top? Here are the top 20 deepest snowpacks in the US right now.
4th December 2019
![Score Deep Deals with the Vail Resorts Cyber Sale ©Vail Resorts]()
Score Deep Deals with the Vail Resorts Cyber Sale
Lodging deals starting only $89/night, your final chance to purchase Season Passes, and the best rates on everything else you need for your ski vacation, including Ski School, Rentals & more.
26th November 2019
![Buyer's Guide to the Epic Pass ©Liam Doran]()
Buyer's Guide to the Epic Pass
What Epic Pass is right for you? Check out our shopping guide to help make the decision easier.
13th October 2019
![2019/2020 Early Bird Season Pass Prices: Multi-Region Pass Products ©Liam Doran]()
2019/2020 Early Bird Season Pass Prices: Multi-Region Pass Products
2019/2020 season pass prices for multi-region ski passes.
25th April 2019
![Nor’easter & Double Dose Snowstorms to Ring in Spring: 3.21 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Nor’easter & Double Dose Snowstorms to Ring in Spring: 3.21 Snow B4U Go
One big storm system hits the Intermountain West then the pattern goes quiet. That big storm then rolls into the Northeast taking a northern track leaving the ski resorts with mostly rain.
20th March 2019
![Who Got the Most Snow This Week? ©Arapahoe Basin, Dave Camara]()
Who Got the Most Snow This Week?
Dial in your weekend skiing and see which ski resorts got the most snow over the last seven days: 3/2-3/8.
8th March 2019
![Who Got the Most Snow This Week? ©Telluride Ski Resort]()
Who Got the Most Snow This Week?
Dial in your weekend skiing and see which ski resorts got the most snow over the last seven days: 2/16-2/22.
22nd February 2019
![North America's 100+ Inch Spring Base Depths ©Liam Doran]()
North America's 100+ Inch Spring Base Depths
From California to Colorado, many ski resorts are reporting over 100-inch bases, with a handful boasting between 150-200 inches.
19th February 2019
![Up to 3 Feet by Saturday for Colorado: 2.14 Snow B4U Go ©Meteorologist Chris Tomer]()
Up to 3 Feet by Saturday for Colorado: 2.14 Snow B4U Go
The Pineapple Express continues out West with copious amounts of snow. In the Northeast, it remains stormy early then colder with lingering snow showers and a Clipper.
13th February 2019
![Who Got the Most Snow This Week? ©Scott Markewitz, Aspen Snowmass]()
Who Got the Most Snow This Week?
The storm of the season just rolled through California this last week bringing up to 10 feet of snow to a few lucky ski resorts.
7th February 2019
![California Ski Resorts Crushed Under 6-9 Feet ©Peter Morning / MMSA]()
California Ski Resorts Crushed Under 6-9 Feet
Extreme weather best describes the scenario in California right now. Many resorts in the Tahoe region are already looking at more than 40 inches, with a handful of resorts reporting three-day totals above 60 inches.
4th February 2019
![Ski Resorts With the Deepest Average Snowfall ©Liam Doran]()
Ski Resorts With the Deepest Average Snowfall
Predicting snowfall is a dangerous game. We’ve compiled the top 10 ski resorts with the deepest average yearly snowfall across North America.
23rd January 2019
![California, Utah Storm Totals Near 100 Inches ©Peter Morning/ MMSA]()
California, Utah Storm Totals Near 100 Inches
Many ski resorts in the Sierras and Rockies recorded between 24-30 inches in 24 hours.
22nd January 2019
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