Squaw Valley Has Highest Snowfall on Record, Extends Season Through Memorial Day

Squaw Valley Has Highest Snowfall on Record, Extends Season Through Memorial Day

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Squaw Valley is reporting its highest season snowfall on record (which dates back to 1970) this year as the resort nears the 700-inch milestone (they're at around 690 inches now). The last season that was this snowy was 1994-1995, which weighed in at 662 inches. To herald the snow gods, Squaw Valley is extending its 2011 ski season through Memorial Day Weekend (May 30) and offering a Spring Pass for $199, valid from April 4 through the end of the season. If you've already purchased a 2011-2012 season pass, you can add on the Spring pass for $129.


Fun times at the High Camp Swimming Lagoon and Hot Tub, which opens this Friday, no doubt await.  

 

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