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Photo Credit Top Row (L-R): Kimberlee Karr, Winter Park Resort; Dave Camara, Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
Bottom Row: Tripp Fay, Copper Mountain; Larry Pierce, Steamboat Resort; Dustin Schaefer, Loveland Ski Area
Click here for high res photos and B-Roll from across Colorado: bit.ly/ColoradoSnow4-9.
A late-season April storm brought substantial snowfall to Colorado Ski Country USA (CSCUSA) member ski areas, with more than 30 inches falling over a 72-hour period. While some Colorado ski areas closed for the season over the weekend, several resorts are still open for skiers and riders to enjoy. Additional snowfall is expected later this week.
Winter Park Resort led the state in snowfall, with 32 inches of snow falling over 72 hours. Loveland Ski Area received 31 inches of powder on the snow stake, while 25 inches of fresh snow fell at Arapahoe Basin Ski Area over three days.
Steamboat Resort enjoyed 22 inches of fresh snow over the weekend into Monday morning, while Eldora collected 19 inches and Aspen Snowmass saw up to 15 inches of snow over three days.
Arapahoe Basin June 3, 2018
Aspen Mountain April 15, 2018
Copper Mountain April 15, 2018
Echo Mountain April 15, 2018
Eldora April 22, 2018
Loveland May 6, 2018
Purgatory April 15, 2018
Snowmass April 15, 2018
Steamboat April 15, 2018
Winter Park April 22, 2018
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Winter Park Resort http://bit.ly/2g3DTsF
