These 11 North American Ski Resorts are Spinning Lifts This Weekend

"For most people the ski and snowboard season came to an end weeks ago, potentially even months ago, but there are plenty of riders out there still looking to take advantage of the last bits of snow. Canada's ski season is still going, but the final three open resorts will close after this Monday, May 18th (Victoria Day in Canada). In the U.S., 8 resorts are still open, but three are set to close after this weekend."

"With that in mind, this Saturday and Sunday represent the last few days of on-resort skiing available for most people across North America, so get out there and hit the slopes at one of these 11 ski areas."

"11 North American Ski Areas Open This Weekend Arapahoe Basin, Colorado - Closing May 17th. Banff Sunshine Village, Alberta - Closing May 18th. Black Mountain, New Hampshire - Closing May 17th. Boyne Mountain, Michigan - Closing date TBD (aiming for Memorial Day). Killington Resort, Vermont - Closing date TBD (aiming for Memorial Day). Mammoth Mountain, California - Closing date set for My 31st. Palisades Tahoe, California - Closing May 24th. Sommet Saint-Sauveur, Quebec - Closing May 18th. Timberline Lodge, Oregon - Closing date TBD. Whistler Blackcomb, British Columbia - Closing May 18th."

Most people have already finished the ski and snowboard season, but several riders are still using remaining snow. Canada’s ski season continues, with the final three open resorts scheduled to close after Monday, May 18, which is Victoria Day in Canada. In the United States, eight resorts remain open, and three are scheduled to close after this weekend. This Saturday and Sunday are presented as the last days of on-resort skiing for most of North America. Eleven ski areas are listed as open this weekend, including Arapahoe Basin, Banff Sunshine Village, Black Mountain, Boyne Mountain, Killington Resort, Mammoth Mountain, Palisades Tahoe, Sommet Saint-Sauveur, Timberline Lodge, and Whistler Blackcomb, with specific closing dates provided for each.

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