VIDEO: Snowstakes show powder stacking up at Colorado resorts
Colorado has seen its first significant snowfall of the season, with Wolf Creek hit the hardest (and also set to open first come Tuesday).
Here’s a look at how much snow fell at other resorts around the state:
Loveland Ski Area reported 12 inches of fresh powder, according to an Instagram post from the resort.
Meanwhile, Aspen Snowmass received over six inches overnight.
Copper Mountain Ski Resort also shared that it got about nine inches of snow.
And Winter Park got over 5 inches overnight, and the snow was still coming.
Breckenridge also reports some big snow falling, with their snowstake showing about nine inches.
Find additional totals related to statewide totals here.
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