Citing favorable conditions, resorts across Colorado have decided to extend their seasons beyond the original closing dates.
Breckenridge and Copper Mountain have exceeded the 200-inch mark as Summit County ski areas received up to 27 inches of snow in a 10-day period after the last round of storms.
Vail Resorts announced March 8 that seven of its ski resorts will extend their seasons. Vail Mountain, which was scheduled to close April 24, will be open for an extra week, closing May 1.
