More than 41 cm of light, dry powder dumped on Panorama Mountain Resort between the morning of Saturday, March 14 and Monday, March 16. Another 22 cm fell over Sunday night and blanketed the entire mountain Monday morning, bringing the resort up to 362 cm of snow for the season. It is the second largest snowfall in two years.

The snowfall has brought the depth of snow at the summit to 145 cm; 102/123 trails are open with all ten lifts operating.

“Throughout the season we’ve countered the quirks of Mother Nature through a massive snowmaking effort and a tireless focus on grooming. Panorama’s snow base has withstood the worst of the weather and now our guests are making the most of the 41cm that piled on top in the past couple of days. It’s game on, and we’re not talking about golf,” said Panorama’s Director of Sales and Marketing, Marke Dickson.

“This was the biggest snow storm of the season and it immediately sparked a spike in Spring Break reservations. Closing day is April 12 and without a doubt we’ll be skiing top to bottom until then,” he said.

Photo caption: Panorama receives 41 cm in 48 hours
Photo location: Panorama’s Taynton Bowl. 
Photo taken: March 16. 
Photo credit: Panorama Mountain Resort

Panorama Mountain Resort

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