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48 minutes ago5 Indy Pass Ski Areas Are Still Open In The United States
Five ski areas in North America remain open for skiing into late April and early May.
Ski Portillo continues to invest in its guest experience with ongoing renovations. Following the 2025 updates to the Octagon Lodge, Inca Lodge, and C Chalets, the resort is now upgrading its A and B Chalets.
Having the ability to ski all the way home after a day on the mountain is a rare and incredibly opportunity. Knowing you can ski right to your front or back door makes a ski trip all that much better.
By mid-August, resorts such as Treble Cone, Cardrona, the Remarkables, and Tūroa Ski Area have typically reached their peak coverage. More terrain is open, off-piste options become viable, and the snow quality is often at its most consistent before spring conditions begin to take hold later in September.
Vail Resorts disclosed that it would begin separately charging a blended sales tax of approximately 3.2% on all multi-resort Epic Pass products, framing it as a compliance realignment.
The ongoing storm is expected to add 13-16 cm at Banff Sunshine and around 4-5 cm at Lake Louise by Friday morning, with the deepest moisture focused on Alberta.
The storm cycle will bring 8-17 inches of new snow to most open resorts in the PNW, with snow quality starting dense to moderate on Tuesday and improving as colder air arrives on Wednesday.
Both days delivered clear skies and cold temperatures, with hardly a cloud overhead and almost no wind. Despite the strong alpine sun, temperatures remained below freezing, keeping the snow in excellent shape across the mountain.
With presentation of a 2025-26 season pass from another resort at any ticket window, an adult ticket can be purchased for $60, and a ticket for kids ages 15 and under is $30.
Les 3 Vallées spans over 600km of pistes, roughly 25,000 acres of skiable terrain, and more than 160 lifts, connecting legendary ski destinations in one area.
The best way to describe a Jerry is 'an individual who exhibits a true lack of understanding for their sport, or for life in general.' Jerry's are typically the ones you see on the mountain who are booming down the runs, heading to hit the next person they see.
Instead of trying to trick the public with some humorous fake news, the ski area set up small obstacle courses in the lift lines, forcing skiers and snowboarders to put in a little bit more effort to get on the slopes.