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Check out all the latest happenings at Ikon Pass ski resorts, from new lifts to terrain expansions, in addition to Ikon Pass weather forecasts, photo galleries, infographics and current events skiers and mountain travelers should know about. Stay up-to-date on Ikon Pass ski resort news and events by clicking on articles from the list below or page through to see Ikon Pass coverage from the entire ski season.
Which Ski Resorts Are Closed Due to Coronavirus?
Updates on which ski resorts in the US and Canada are closed due to COVID-19.
3.12 Snow Before You Go: Two Storm Systems Lined Up for the West
Heavy snow coming to the Pacific Northwest and California between Friday night and Monday. Tahoe and Mammoth are in...
3.6 Snow Before You Go: One Storm System for the West
A nearly bulletproof ridge of high pressure across the West will slowly give way to one storm system this weekend.Advertisement
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Six inches of fresh (and more on the way) for Snowshoe Mountain
Over half a foot of Cheat Mountain Magic and counting at Snowshoe Mountain! More snow is expected through the weekend.
27th February 2020
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2.27 Snow Before You Go: Late Weekend Storm System
An abnormally warm and dry late February pattern gives way to a single storm system across the West. A general 6-14 inches at most ski resorts from CA, UT, WY, ID, to CO.
27th February 2020
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2.20 Snow Before You Go: Shifting Storm Track
A few inches of snow coming Sunday and Monday for the Wasatch and I-70 corridor, more for Jackson Hole and Telluride.
20th February 2020
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2.13 Snow Before You Go: President's Day Special
The Tetons, Wasatch, and Central and Northern Mountains of Colorado can expect 1-2 feet of total accumulation over President's Day weekend.
13th February 2020
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2.6 Snow Before You Go: 1-3 FEET of Fresh Powder by Saturday
A 125 mph jet stream delivers maximum snow amounts on a northwest flow pattern to ski areas in Montana, Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado.
6th February 2020
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1.30 Snow Before You Go: Shifting Pattern Out West
Heavy snow accumulations return to most of the West by early next week. Watch the full snow forecast by On the Snow meteorologist Chris Tomer.
30th January 2020
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1.22 Snow Before You Go: Pacific Flow Equals Snow
A rich flow of Pacific moisture continues to hit the Pacific Northwest including Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. Pieces of that moisture break off through the weekend and hit the ski areas in Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, and Colorado.
22nd January 2020
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Big Snow Alert: Snow is falling, ropes are dropping at Stratton
It’s prime time for skiing and snowboarding as a fresh round of winter storms brought more than a foot of light, fluffy powder snow to Stratton Mountain where another 10 trails joined the line-up.
17th January 2020
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Deep Powder, Open Bowls: The Best Utah Cat Skiing
The Utah backcountry beckons with guaranteed powder turns (even well after a storm), great views, no crowds or lift lines, and varied terrain options. A cat-ski trip gets you maximum untracked runs with minimal hiking, and it’s not as big a hit to your wallet as heli-skiing. Here’s how.
16th January 2020
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Must-see Panoramic Views at Utah Ski Resorts
Utah forecaster Evan Thayer has seen it all on Utah’s slopes. Here are some of the breathtaking places he keeps going back to again and again that combine incredible scenery on top of the mountain with Utah’s renowned downhill.
16th January 2020
