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Check out all the latest happenings at Summit-County ski resorts, from new lifts to terrain expansions, in addition to Summit-County weather forecasts, photo galleries, infographics and current events skiers and mountain travelers should know about. Stay up-to-date on Summit-County ski resort news and events by clicking on articles from the list below or page through to see Summit-County coverage from the entire ski season.
Arapahoe Basin set to re-open on Wednesday, May 27th
Arapahoe Basin will be the first Colorado resort to reopen after COVID-19 closures.
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...
Ikon Pass Announces Updates to 20/21 Season Passes
Ikon Pass is doubling renewal discounts and extending the spring promotion for skiers and riders across the globe f...Advertisement
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Which Ski Resorts Are Closed Due to Coronavirus?
Updates on which ski resorts in the US and Canada are closed due to COVID-19.
15th March 2020
![Best Epic Pass Resorts for Spring Break Skiing ©Eric Berger]()
Best Epic Pass Resorts for Spring Break Skiing
It ain't over until you're skiing on dirt. We rounded up the top four Epic Pass resorts in the US and Canada to enjoy the best spring break skiing and events.
14th 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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1.2 Snow Before You Go: 2020 Powder for the West
Start out the new year with some powder! 1-2 feet of accumulation expected for many resorts in the west.
2nd January 2020
![Luxury Lodges for Family Spring Skiing ©Don Riddle/Four Seasons Jackson Hole]()
Luxury Lodges for Family Spring Skiing
See which ski resorts offer the best spring skiing events and top rated lodging options.
19th December 2019
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Vail Resorts Announces Key Investments For 2020-21 Ski Season
Vail Resorts announced a series of major capital improvements across its resorts, including terrain expansions, new lifts, and expanded restaurant experiences. Here's what you need to know.
12th December 2019
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12.12 Snow Before You Go: Get Ready for a Powder Weekend!
Colorado is the place to be this weekend. 1-3 feet of snow on the way. Watch the rest of meteorologist Chris Tomer's forecast.
12th December 2019
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10 Biggest Snowmaking Resorts
When Mother Nature refuses to cooperate, ski resorts call in the snow guns. See which North American ski resorts offer the most snowmaking acreage near you.
10th December 2019
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Best Ski Resorts for New Year’s Events, Fireworks
From torchlight parades to fireworks and family events, we’ve got the top five ski resorts for New Year's Eve celebrations.
4th December 2019
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