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508 U.S. ski resorts, measured the same way, every figure sourced. With a free account, follow the snow at yours and light up the ones you ski.

Skiers descend a snow-covered run beside a chairlift with forested peaks beyond at Taos Ski Valley
Taos Ski ValleyNew Mexico
3,131ft vertical#18 U.S., top 50
IkonMC
Snow-covered ski slope with a chairlift line climbing a ridge, surrounded by high peaks under cloudy sky
TellurideColorado
4,425ft vertical#2 U.S., top 10
Epic
Snow-covered Sugarloaf Mountain and Mount Baldy above tracked, tree-dotted ski slopes at Alta, Utah.
Alta Ski AreaUtah
2,538ft vertical#38 U.S., top 50
IkonMC
Corbet's Couloir on Rendezvous Mountain with the red aerial tram passing above snowy cliffs
Jackson HoleWyoming
4,139ft vertical#5 U.S., top 10
IkonMC
Snow-covered Lone Peak and Headwaters Bowl above a groomed slope with a lone snowboarder and pine tree
Big SkyMontana
4,350ft vertical#4 U.S., top 10
IkonMC
Snow-covered cirque bowl with rocky ridgeline and tiny skiers on the wide open slope under blue sky
SnowbirdUtah
3,240ft vertical#16 U.S., top 50
IkonMC
View from a chairlift up a snowy run toward Crested Butte's peak, with lift chairs and cables in frame
Crested Butte Mountain ResortColorado
3,055ft vertical#23 U.S., top 50
Epic
Bald Mountain with early-season snow on its ski runs, seen above autumn trees near Sun Valley, Idaho
Sun ValleyIdaho
3,400ft vertical#11 U.S., top 50
IkonMC
Snow-covered ridge and groomed runs at Mammoth Mountain with lifts and a distant valley and range beyond
Mammoth MountainCalifornia
3,100ft vertical#21 U.S., top 50
Ikon
View from a snowy trail at Stowe, Vermont, looking across to a facing mountainside laced with ski trails
StoweVermont
2,160ft vertical#62 U.S., top 100
Epic
Snow-covered beginner slopes, chairlift and base village buildings below a forested ski mountain at Steamboat
SteamboatColorado
3,668ft vertical#6 U.S., top 10
Ikon
Skier launching upside down off a snowy ridge above a broad valley and snow-covered peaks in Alaska
AlyeskaAlaska
2,500ft vertical#42 U.S., top 50
Ikon
Snowy ski slopes and scattered conifers below the cloud-capped Grand Teton range under a grey sky.
Grand TargheeWyoming
2,270ft vertical#53 U.S., top 100
MC
View from a chairlift over a wide snowy trail with skiers, Sugarloaf's cloud-capped summit and trails beyond
SugarloafMaine
2,820ft vertical#28 U.S., top 50
IkonMC

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  2. Longest runHeavenly5.5 miCalifornia · Photo: Region 5 Photography · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
  3. Most snowMt. Baker688 inches a yearWashington · Photo: CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
  4. HighestSilverton Mountain13,487 ft summitColorado · Photo: Zach Dischner · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
  5. Most verticalTimberline Lodge4,540 ftOregon · Photo: EncMstr · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
  6. Most expert terrainArapahoe Basin73% advanced and expertColorado · Photo: Runningonbrains · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
  7. Most beginner runsPalisades Tahoe72 beginner runsCalifornia · Photo: Rennett Stowe from USA · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
  8. BiggestPark City7,300 acresUtah · Photo: Rudi Riet from Washington, DC, United States · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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