Arizona Snowbowl Extends Operations into June for Longest Season in Resort Historical past

All Photographs: Courtesy of Arizona Snowbowl

Arizona Snowbowl is about to tug off a record-breaking season. The ski space has introduced will probably be persevering with operations in the course of the coming weekends, extending the season till June 1. At 185 days, that is now the longest ski season within the resort’s 87-year historical past.

“We’re thrilled to announce the 2024/25 season has set a brand new document for essentially the most skiable days in Arizona Snowbowl’s 87-year historical past,” Arizona Snowbowl Advertising and marketing Supervisor Angie Grubb informed FREESKIER. “Due to our devoted staff, an early November opening and strategic investments in snowmaking, we’ve delivered our longest season ever, giving folks the liberty to ski.”

Protection at Snowbowl has been stellar for Might

Positioned simply north of Flagstaff, Snowbowl is a gem of southwestern snowboarding within the U.S. Taos usually will get a lot of the eye in the case of driving on this neck of the woods, and that’s legitimate, seeing as Taos boasts 3,281 vertical ft and reaches a staggering summit elevation of 12,481 ft.

Whereas Snowbowl doesn’t have the identical elevation stats, the resort nonetheless maintains a powerful 2,600 vertical ft, with fairly a bit extra terrain accessible to these with the information and starvation to roam past the resort and up the looming Mount Humphreys and Mount Agassiz.

The resort usually stays open into Might, however this yr, situations have been extraordinarily favorable, permitting operations to proceed later than yr’s previous. A chilly spring and a number of other storms earlier within the month gave mountain ops the arrogance they wanted to maintain spinning lifts.

Tickets begin at simply $19, and with dwell music and good climate on deck for the rest of the season, that is the proper time to hitch in on historical past when you’re within the space!