Snowbird, Utah covered in spring powder | Image: TownLift

Spring may be here, but winter left its mark. Across North America, several resorts have reported incredible totals, with every mountain on this list receiving over 400 inches of snow. Five have topped 500 inches, and one northern giant broke through 700 inches, securing its spot as the snowiest ski resort of the season. Even the East Coast makes an appearance, outpacing Colorado, California, and much of the West.

Here are the top snowiest resorts this season, based on official reports.

Snowbird, Utah – 518 inches

Snowbird’s spring storms keep piling on | Image: Ski Utah

Snowbird ended the season with more than 500 inches, closing in late May. Its steep bowls and accessible backcountry make it a favorite for powder chasers, especially during the big April and May snow cycles.

Timberline, Oregon – 518 inches

Powder days stacked up at Timberline | Image: Timberline Lodge Facebook

Sharing the same seasonal tally as Snowbird, Timberline reached 518 inches. Sitting high on Mount Hood, the resort is known for one of the longest seasons in North America, often keeping lifts open deep into summer.

Alta, Utah – 534 inches

Powder turns in Main Chute at Alta, Utah | Image: SnowBrains

Alta closed with 534 inches, adding another huge season to its history. Known for skier-only terrain, challenging steeps, and a community that lives for deep days, Alta remains one of the most snow-secure destinations in the Wasatch.

Mount Baker, Washington – 581 inches

Storm skiing at Mount Baker | Image: Mountaineers

Mount Baker recorded 581 inches, continuing its legacy as one of the snowiest places on the planet. Famous for holding the world record for snowfall in a single season, Baker is still a magnet for big mountain riders and backcountry enthusiasts.

Alyeska Resort, Alaska – 765 inches

Massive snow totals at Alyeska Resort, Alaska | Image: Alyeska Resort

This year’s champion, Alyeska buried the competition with 765 inches of snow. The Alaskan resort consistently ranks among the snowiest in North America, delivering both coastal storms and big mountain terrain. With nearly double the snow of many western resorts, Alyeska remains a true bucket-list destination.

Closing Turns

From Vermont to Alaska, this season proved that powder can pile up in unexpected places. Whether it is the East Coast showing up in the rankings or Alaska towering above all others, the snowiest resorts always capture the imagination of skiers searching for bottomless days.

And with Shredder, you can track your vertical, share powder days, and connect with others chasing storms. No matter which snowy resort calls your name, Shredder keeps your ski story alive all season long.