Photo: Jackson Hole
We can all agree that the start to this 2010/2011 season has been nothing short of amazing. For those who have got to enjoy our girl “La Nina’s” hard work, it has meant banger days of waist deep pow. We have even heard reports of to much snow. Is that even possible?
Well, we look back at November, a season opener that will go down in history. With some resorts receiving monthly snow totals at half their early average. Now lets just hope our pretty latin lady keeps up the good work for all to enjoy.
November Snow Totals:
| Colorado |
| Vail: 106” Total, 26” Base |
| Breckenridge : 109” Total, 36” Base |
| Steamboat: 111” Total, 42” Base |
| Wolf Creek: 75” Total, 32” Base |
| California |
| Kirkwood: 199”-203” Total, 50” Base |
| Mammoth: 88” Total, 50” Base |
| Squaw: 81” Total, 52” Base |
| Utah |
| Snowbird: 140” Total, 58” Base |
| Alta: 134” Total, 66” Base |
| Solitude: 123” Total, 47” Base |
| Pacific NW |
| Baker: 103” Total, 68” Base |
| Crystal: 91” Total, 39” Base |
| Wyoming |
| Jackson Hole: 136” Total, 51” Base |
| Grand Targhee: 124” Total, 48” Base |
| Montana |
| Big Sky: 67” Total, 45” Base |
| British Columbia |
| Whistler/Blackcomb: 102” Total, 54” Base |
| Fernie: 94” Total, 43” Base |
| Alaska |
| Alyeska: 135” Total, 72” Base |
