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United States

Exact skier bases, route-level descriptions, dated event editions and transparent source checks for every Index.ski record currently published in United States.

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Photo: Kris Arnold / Wikimedia Commons / Flickr · CC BY-SA 2.0
Winter slope and mountain view from Mt. Bachelor on 8 March 2003, photographed by Kris Arnold; archive context, not current snow or operating conditions.

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Published places and events — United States

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Winter slope and mountain view from Mt. Bachelor on 8 March 2003, photographed by Kris Arnold; archive context, not current snow or operating conditions.022

Central Cascades

Mt. Bachelor

Bend, United States

An alpine resort on an Oregon volcano, with West Village and Sunrise starting areas, wooded lower slopes and a separate summit. Plan the return to your own base before crossing to the east or west sides.

Lift-served alpine mountain; Nordic trails and backcountry terrain are separate High-speed quad and six-person chairs, fixed-grip triple/quad chairs and beginner carpets.
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Archive December 2016 Snowbird photograph of a tram cabin above snow-covered trees in mist.044

Wasatch Range

Snowbird alpine ski area

Snowbird, United States

Plan lift-served alpine skiing at Snowbird in Utah’s Little Cottonwood Canyon, from the Snowbird Center and Creekside bases to the three main mountain sectors. Use the independent scoped map alongside current operator closures and return instructions.

Operator advertises 140+ runs and 2,500 skiable acres; community map objects are not its piste inventory. Aerial Tram, passenger chairs and conveyors; official pages give differing totals. Check the actual lift report.
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Historical snowy mountain landscape at Loveland on 30 December 2008, photographed by Mitch Bennett.075

Front Range / Continental Divide

Loveland Ski Area

Georgetown, United States

Plan Loveland’s separate Basin and Valley bases with an independent map, practical ticket and shuttle guidance, and explicit limits on current skiing, replacement lifts and winter services.

Operator totals and community segments have different scope; no complete current piste count is claimed. Separate Basin chairs and Valley learning facilities; replacement Lift 7 geometry omitted, current service unconfirmed.
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Historical 25 February 2020 view from Gunstock toward Lake Winnipesaukee by Wikiuser100; archive winter context.102

Belknap Mountains

Gunstock Mountain Resort

Gilford, United States

Plan Gunstock’s managed alpine area with a licensed community map, Gilford base orientation, sourced ticket and safety guidance, and clear limits on historical timetables and the final return.

Scoped managed-alpine community map; glades, parks and uphill routes omitted Panorama summit access and separate Ramrod, Penny Pitou, Pistol and Tiger alignments; confirm the actual opened offer.
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Historical January 2005 winter photograph of Mad River Glen’s Single Chair base.139

Green Mountains

Mad River Glen

Fayston / Waitsfield, United States

Mad River Glen is a skier-owned alpine area on General Stark Mountain in Vermont’s Mad River Valley. Its Single Chair, Sunnyside, Birdland and practice slopes serve a shared base, with extensive natural-snow dependence and a skiing-only equipment policy.

Natural-snow alpine trails; current inventory and daily opening unconfirmed. Single Chair, three double chairs and Callie’s Corner handle tow; actual service is separately checked.
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Historical 18 February 2025 photograph of snowy Summit Central slopes and trees.140

Cascade Range

Summit at Snoqualmie — West, Central and East

Snoqualmie Pass, United States

Summit West, Summit Central and Summit East form the connected Summit alpine areas at Snoqualmie Pass in Washington’s Cascades. West emphasises learning and night skiing, Central combines varied terrain with Silver Fir access, and East has its own alpine base. Alpental and the Nordic network are separate scopes.

Three Summit alpine sectors; live opening and a complete current inventory require separate checks. Passenger chairs and learning carpets across West, Central, Silver Fir and East; each area has its own schedule.
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Historical: photograph of snow-covered trees at Big Mountain above Whitefish under a cloudy sky.142

Big Mountain

Whitefish Mountain Resort

Whitefish, United States

Whitefish Mountain Resort occupies Big Mountain above Whitefish in Montana’s Flathead Valley. Plan around the Base Lodge and front-side lifts, then verify the earlier northern and Hellroaring return constraints before crossing the mountain. The winter plan, public lift purposes and access rules are distinct from scenic transport, summer biking and uphill travel.

Named standard downhill lines shown independently; complete inventory and present opening require the operator’s report. Individually timed public winter chairs, Bigfoot T-bar and learning carpets; competition, residential and summer devices are separate.
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