

Arizona Ski Area Staying Open Into June
Arizona Snowbowl has announced it will operate into June and celebrate a historic milestone: the longest ski season in the resort’s 87-year history.
Arizona Snowbowl has announced it will operate into June and celebrate a historic milestone: the longest ski season in the resort’s 87-year history.
With Mt Hutt announcing an early opening and the Andes seeing major pre-season dumps, the Southern Hemisphere’s 2025 ski season is shaping up fast. Snowmaking ramps up in Australia as forecasts hint at more to come.
Nearly 20 ski areas remain open across the US and Canada, with late-season turns from California to Quebec. Arapahoe Basin eyes June, Arizona Snowbowl pushes 180 days, and fresh snowfall is still in the forecast for the Rockies.
Skiing continues at a handful of high-altitude glacier resorts in the Alps and Scandinavia, but with temperatures rising and more closures looming, Europe’s 2025 ski season is fading fast. Midnight sun turns in Riksgränsen and late-season vertical in Les 2 Alpes offer rare spring highlights.
As Purgatory ski area in Colorado approaches its 60th anniversary in the upcoming 2025/2026 season, the resort has announced is marking the milestone with a $6.4 million investment - its most significant expansion in more than a decade.