Snow reports - United States

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Resort	New snow	Lower slopes	Upper slopes	Open
Alpine Meadows	0cm	0cm	0cm	0%	More...
Alta	0cm	0cm	0cm	0%	More...
Aspen / Snowmass	0cm	124cm	177cm	100%	More...
Beaver Creek	0cm	104cm	104cm	100%	More...
Big Sky	0cm	119cm	177cm	100%	More...
Breckenridge	0cm	167cm	172cm	100%	More...
The Canyons	0cm	132cm	175cm	98%	More...
Copper Mountain	0cm	2cm	127cm	99%	More...
Deer Valley	0cm	0cm	0cm	0%	More...
Heavenly	35cm	144cm	220cm	100%	More...
Jackson Hole	0cm	134cm	182cm	100%	More...
Keystone	0cm	101cm	104cm	97%	More...
Killington	0cm	106cm	137cm	99%	More...
Kirkwood	0cm	0cm	0cm	0%	More...
Mammoth	0cm	337cm	431cm	100%	More...
Mt Bachelor	0cm	236cm	264cm	100%	More...
Northstar at Tahoe	0cm	0cm	0cm	0%	More...
Park City	0cm	177cm	177cm	100%	More...
Sierra at Tahoe	0cm	0cm	0cm	0%	More...
Snowbird	0cm	223cm	231cm	100%	More...
Squaw Valley USA	7cm	375cm	375cm	100%	More...
Steamboat	0cm	124cm	154cm	100%	More...
Sundance	0cm	0cm	0cm	0%	More...
Telluride	0cm	152cm	154cm	95%	More...
Vail	0cm	114cm	114cm	100%	More...

Like the North American continent itself, skiing in the U.S. is varied with most of the "best resorts" in the west along the Rocky Mountains — Vail, Aspen Snowmass, Heavenly and Squaw Valley are all over 4,000 acres and Aspen Snowmass, Big Sky and Jackson Hole offer over 4,000 vertical feet — although the East Coast also has treasures such as Stowe. Average snowfall for most resorts is more than 25 feet per season.

US Resort of the month - Stowe, Vermont

From the charming New England village to the challenging trails carved into the face of Mt. Mansfield, the skiing at Stowe is in the East Coast’s top league. It has the longest average trail length and the most challenging fall line in New England to cater for advanced , intermediate and beginner skiers alike. Most of Stowe’s ski lifts run from bottom to top of the mountain, so that on most trails you ski the full vertical drop of the peak. Stowe has around 60 accommodation options, including hotels, houses and apartments in the resort and along Mountain Road that connects Stowe to the town. If you’re looking for some good skiing and the charm of wooden clapboard buildings surrounded by snowy forest, Stowe is the one to go for.

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