The weekend storm was
spread across the state and gave all 22 CSCUSA member resorts a welcome
layer of fresh powder. Both Loveland Ski Area and Crested Butte Mountain
Resort benefited from
almost two feet of new snow; Telluride 20 inches of snow, and Copper,
Steamboat and Sunlight enjoyed roughly a foot-and-a-half of fresh snow.
A little more than two feet blanketed Arapahoe Basin, Aspen/Snowmass and Eldora, while Ski
Cooper and Purgatory at
Durango Mountain Resort were just shy of two feet. About a foot powder
fell at Monarch and Powderhorn, and a solid 10 inches came down at
Winter Park.
Wolf Creek received
eight inches of new snow from the storm, SolVista Basin received six
inches and Echo Mountain benefited with four inches. Howelsen Hill was
reporting three inches of new
snow from the most recent weather system.
Guests to CSCUSA resorts
have been cashing in on the winter wealth Colorado has received this
month by racking up numerous powder days. More new snow is expected
later this week. In the meantime,
skiers and snowboarders continue to take advantage of Learn to Ski and
Snowboard specials being offered by resorts during the month of January.
