Published March 3, 2017 03:50PM
Powder Day!
A slideshow featuring people luckier than us.
Powder Day!
Johnny Collinson enjoys another day at his job…which is skiing just about anything, anywhere—for a start. (At 17, he was the youngest ever to reached the famed Seven Summits, skiing off three of the seven.) This time it’s just another powder milk-run during a bluebird day at Alta. Photo: Adam Clark/Ski Utah
There’s no faking it at Squaw. You ski the tough stuff. Jamie Blair takes on the Silverado Zone on a pow day. Photo: Court Leve/Squaw | Alpine Meadows
Dillon Green heads into his, and Alta’s, natural habitat. The deep stuff, in Baldy Shoulder. Photo: Chris Pearson/Ski Utah
Yeah, it’s not a snorkel afternoon … but doing a few Eights with your buddy in seven inches of fresh at Brian Head Resort sure beats banging on your keyboard at the office. Photo: Mike Saemisch/Ski Utah
Angel Fire, N.M.; Feb. 28, 2017. 14 inches in 24 hours. Skier: Jeremy Alderman. Photo: Angel Fire Resort
Sunday River, Maine, enjoyed 23 new inches over the last 24 hours. Photo taken: Feb. 12. Photo: Nick Lambert/Courtesy Sunday River
Squaw Valley, Calif.; Jan. 13, 2017. Photo: Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows
Alta Ski Area, Utah: Jan. 24, 2017. Kelly Mackenzie enjoys the 100+ inches Alta Ski Area has received since January 2nd. Photo: Alta Ski Area
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyo: Jan. 23, 2017. Another 26″ has landed in the Tetons in the last three days as demonstrated by Kendall Nelson. Visit Jackson before Jan. 31 with their Golden Ticket promotion. Photo: Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Jackson Hole. Wyo.; Jan. 13, 2017. Skier: Bryce Newcomb. Photo: Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Monarch Mountain, Colo.; Jan. 10. 2017. Photo: Monarch Mountain
Crested Butte Mountain Resort, Colo.; Jan. 10, 2017. Photo: Taylor Ahearn/Crested Butte Mountain Resort
Loveland, Colo., has counted 115 inches in the month of Januburied; the average is 58 inches. Skier: Eric Harbour. Photo: Dustin Schaeffer/Loveland Ski Area
Park City Resort, Utah. The resort has gotten four feet of snow since Jan. 17—including 20 inches in the last two days. Weekend trip? See the video here. Photo: Park City Resort
Mammoth Mountain, Calif.; Jan. 23, 2017. January 2017 is now officially the snowiest month on record at Mammoth. Photo: Peter Morning
Plenty of pow at Steamboat, Colo., in January. Photo taken Jan. 25. 2017. Photo: ©2017 Larry Pierce/Steamboat Ski Resort
Loveland Ski Area, Colo.; Jan. 13, 2017. Skier: Bruce Ruff. Photo: Dustin Schaeffer/Loveland Ski Area
