Keystone recorded one of its highest seasonal snowfall totals with over 400 inches, creating exceptional skiing conditions through late spring.
Limited natural snowfall resulted in heavy reliance on snowmaking systems throughout the season.
Strong El Niño brought exceptional snowpack exceeding 380 inches, with skiing extending into June.
Severe drought resulted in minimal natural snow and abbreviated season despite aggressive snowmaking.
Typical Colorado snowpack with approximately 250 inches provided good skiing conditions through April.
Heavy La Niña snows delivered over 350 inches, creating deep base and extended season into May.
Warm, dry winter resulted in below-average snowpack of only 180 inches and early season closure.
Record-breaking 390+ inches of snowfall with skiing continuing through Memorial Day weekend.
Above-average snowpack of 310 inches provided excellent conditions despite COVID-19 operational challenges.
Heavy early-season storms built robust 340-inch snowpack, extending skiing well into spring.