All Eyes Up North! Ikon Pass Destinations Celebrate Early Season Snowfall
Posted on 2 Dec, 2024 in On the Slopes
All eyes are on the Northern Hemisphere as resorts celebrate huge early season snowfalls setting up an unreal base for the season ahead. If you’re anything like us and planning on chasing the snow up north these holidays, news of amazing early season conditions is surely music to your ears!
Our resort friends on the Ikon Pass sit firmly at the top of our wishlist with Aspen, Jackson Hole, Mammoth Mountain and Niseko (just to name a few) all having a bumper start to the 24/25 season. If the awesome benefits of the Ikon Pass weren’t enough to get you migrating up north, surely the snow will do the trick.
ASPEN
In the past 7 days, Aspen Snowmass have received almost a metre of snow allowing for new terrain to open and amazing early season conditions.
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JACKSON HOLE
Jackson Hole is expected to celebrate an awesome opening day with early snowfall setting up an amazing base across the resort.
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MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN
The Mammoth fun has begun for the 24/25 winter season at Mammoth Mountain with the resort receiving over 60cms in just two days earlier this week.
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NISEKO
We wouldn’t be talking about snowfall in the Northern Hemisphere without mentioning the powder capital, Niseko. Niseko United has celebrated their opening with the debut of their brand-new Ace Gondola.
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Get Your Ikon Pass
So what are you waiting for? Go get out there! 2024/25 Ikon Passes are on sale until the 12.12.2024. Lean more about how the Ikon Pass can unlock these incredible destinations and so many more here.
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