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Accounts for resorts' snow quantity, moisture content, latitude, elevation, and slope aspects.
Marmot Basin is ranked No. 198 in North America for its total snowfall during an average season.
% of days with more than 6" of snow
6.0%% of months with more than 90" of snow
0.0%% of months with less than 30" of snow
63.0%Marmot Basin is ranked No. 198 in North America for its total snowfall during an average season.
Accounts for resorts' snow quantity, moisture content, latitude, elevation, and slope aspects.
This score accounts for total snow quantity, its moisture content, the resort's latitude, elevation, and its slope aspects, which affect total snow preservation.
Marmot Basin has no detail snow data, but we accept the published average of 160 inches snowfall, as consistent with Lake Louise in the same climate zone. Snow density in Alberta is as light as it gets. Powder on Marmot's Eagle Ridge and upper bowls can accumulate over several days of light snowfalls due to ample terrain and low skier density.
Accumulation and PreservationMarmot's snowfall is likely consistent to get most terrain open by Christmas like the Banff areas. Nonetheless these areas are liberal about opening terrain on a thin base and the best skiing is usually in the mid and late season. Marmot is a high and cold mountain, which is a plus for preserving winter packed powder surfaces well into March. Melt/freeze conditions are likely on the predominant east exposures in spring.