Aspen Snowmass Extends Ski Season with Abundant Late-Season Snow

Ski Report for Aspen Snowmass, Colorado

Daily Ski Conditions for Aspen Snowmass, Colorado

If you're itching for one last ski adventure in Aspen Snowmass, you're in luck The current snow depth at the base is around 40 inches, with recent snowfalls promising to boost that number. In the last 48 hours, Aspen Snowmass has seen a significant amount of snow, particularly with the first storm bringing up to 8 inches on April 1. The snow quality is expected to be fluffy, thanks to temperatures in the teens and low twenties.

As of now, 34 out of 41 lifts are open, offering access to a wide range of trails across the resort. The snow conditions are fantastic, both on and off the piste. The piste is well-groomed, while off-piste skiers will love the fresh powder in the trees and glades.

The current weather is cool and snowy, perfect for skiing. Looking ahead, the next five days promise more snowfall, with two additional storms expected to deliver 1 to 5 inches daily until April 5. This late-season snow is a bonus for skiers and riders who are eager to squeeze in some more turns.

Snowmass boasts the largest lift-served vertical skiing in the U.S., with over 3,600 acres of terrain to explore. While the season total snowfall isn't explicitly detailed, the ongoing snowfalls indicate it's been a good year for snow lovers.

If you're planning a visit, be mindful of the increased avalanche risk in the backcountry due to the fresh snow. But for resort skiers, it's all good news With the season extending to April 20 at Snowmass, you've got plenty of time to enjoy the slopes. Don't miss out on the variety of activities and events happening around the resort, from terrain parks to Ullr Nights and snowcat dinners. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, Aspen Snowmass has something for everyone.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
If you're itching for one last ski adventure in Aspen
Snow Mass, you're in luck. The current snow depth at
the base is around forty inches, with recent snowfalls promising
to boost that number. In the last forty eight hours,
Aspen Snow Mass has seen a significant amount of snow,
particularly with the first storm bringing up to eight inches
on April first. The snow quality is expected to be

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fluffy thanks to temperatures in the teens and low twenties.
As of now, thirty four out of forty one lifts
are open, offering access to a wide range of trails
across the resort. The snow conditions are fantastic both on
and off the piast. The piast is well groomed, while
off pised skiers will love the fresh powder in the
trees and glades. The current weather is cool and snowy,

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perfect for skiing. Looking ahead, the next five days promise
more snowfall, with two additional storms expected to deliver one
to five inches daily until April fifth. This late season
snow is a bonus for skiers and riders who are
eager to squeeze in some more turns. Snowmass boasts the
largest lift served vertical skiing in the US with over

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three thousand, six hundred acres of terrain to explore. While
the season total snowfall isn't explicitly detailed, the ongoing snowfalls
indicate it's been a good year for snow lovers. If
you're planning a visit, be mindful of the increased avalanche
risk in the back country due to the fresh snow,
But for resort skiers it's all good news. With the

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season extending to April twentieth at Snowmass, you've got plenty
of time to enjoy the slopes. Don't miss out on
the variety of activities and events happening around the resort,
from terrain parks to uller nights and SnowCat dinners. Whether
you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, Aspen Snowmass has
something for everyone. And that is it for today. Make

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