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Rankings

Snow rankings

Daily current-condition leaders first, followed by long-term snowfall rankings from the atlas data.

Current conditions

Daily Top 25

Ranked by the current-condition score from the latest snow, base depth, storm total, and short-term forecast data.

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Long-term snowfall

Annual snowfall ranking

Resorts ordered by average annual snowfall values currently stored in the atlas.

Coast Mountains

Whistler Blackcomb

415 in avg

Massive Coast Mountains terrain with maritime snowfall and linked alpine bowls.

Vertical
5,133 ft
Terrain
8,171 ac
Summit
7,347 ft
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Monashee Mountains

Revelstoke

413 in avg

Big vertical, inland powder cycles, and steep Monashee terrain above the Columbia River.

Vertical
5,620 ft
Terrain
3,121 ac
Summit
7,300 ft
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Madison Range

Big Sky

400 in avg

Large alpine terrain with long fall lines and Lone Peak storm exposure.

Vertical
4,350 ft
Terrain
5,850 ac
Summit
11,166 ft
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Tenmile Range

Breckenridge

355 in avg

Five high alpine peaks with above-treeline bowls and a cold continental snowpack.

Vertical
3,398 ft
Terrain
2,908 ac
Summit
12,998 ft
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Gore Range

Vail

354 in avg

Expansive bowls, long cruisers, and high-elevation storm skiing along the I-70 corridor.

Vertical
3,450 ft
Terrain
5,317 ac
Summit
11,570 ft
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San Juan Mountains

Telluride

330 in avg

San Juan alpine terrain with big vertical, dramatic ridgelines, and storm-favored bowls.

Vertical
4,425 ft
Terrain
2,000 ac
Summit
13,150 ft
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Northern Rockies

Whitefish Mountain Resort

300 in avg

Tree skiing, lake-effect mood, and frequent soft refreshes above the Flathead Valley.

Vertical
2,353 ft
Terrain
3,000 ac
Summit
6,817 ft
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Bridger Range

Bridger Bowl

300 in avg

Local-favorite steeps with cold smoke potential near Bozeman.

Vertical
2,600 ft
Terrain
2,000 ac
Summit
8,700 ft
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Elk Mountains

Snowmass

300 in avg

Large Elk Mountains terrain with long fall-line skiing above Snowmass Village.

Vertical
4,406 ft
Terrain
3,362 ac
Summit
12,510 ft
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Purcell Mountains

Kicking Horse

290 in avg

Steep chutes, alpine bowls, and dry Purcell snow above Golden.

Vertical
4,314 ft
Terrain
3,486 ac
Summit
8,033 ft
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Thompson Plateau

Sun Peaks

236 in avg

Three-mountain interior resort with broad groomers, glades, and cold-dry snow windows.

Vertical
2,943 ft
Terrain
4,270 ac
Summit
7,060 ft
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Anaconda Range

Discovery Ski Area

215 in avg

Varied aspects, quieter laps, and a compact mountain with real expert terrain.

Vertical
1,670 ft
Terrain
2,200 ac
Summit
8,150 ft
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