Top 5 Newest North American Resorts Opened in the Last 20 Years - SnowBrains
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Top 5 Newest North American Resorts Opened in the Last 20 Years - SnowBrains
"With 1 lift servicing a dozen trails and one terrain park, this modest ski area offers 30 skiable acres of terrain. Need more terrain? Book a ticket on its catskiing operation to explore hundreds of acres of backcountry terrain. Adding an authentic Alaskan flavor to the operations are their unique hours: Skeetawk is open on weekends during the day and on Monday, Thursday, and Friday in the evenings."
"Located in Cherry Canyon of Northern Utah, in the Bear River Mountains, Cherry Peak began operations in the winter of 2015-16 and has not looked back. Similar to other Utah resorts, Cherry Peak boasts incredible snowfall numbers averaging over 320 inches annually. In addition to reliable powder, it has over 400+ acres of skiable terrain with four lifts servicing its in-bounds trails."
New resort openings have been relatively rare over the past two decades, but several notable North American facilities have debuted. Skeetawk Ski Area opened in 2020 in Palmer, Alaska, 52 miles northeast of Anchorage; its name derives from the Dena'ina word Shk'ituk't meaning "where we slide down." Skeetawk offers one lift, about 30 skiable acres, a dozen trails, one terrain park, catskiing access to hundreds of backcountry acres, and limited weekend and select-evening hours. Cherry Peak opened in winter 2015–16 in Cherry Canyon, Utah, averages over 320 inches of snow, provides 400+ acres and four lifts, and offers night skiing with affordable day and night pass pricing. Big Snow opened in December 2019 in East Rutherford, New Jersey, as an indoor, year-round real-snow facility.
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