TL;DR
Bogus Basin, a non-profit ski resort in Idaho, recently announced that they will extend their 80th Anniversary winter season due to a recent snowfall of almost four feet. This included a record-breaking storm on March 30th, which dropped a staggering 24 inches of snow. With a total of 119 inches of snow in March alone - more than January and February combined - Bogus Basin plans to continue winter operations through May 6th, the latest date in its 80-year history. During the extended season, visitors can enjoy a range of activities and events, including a "aMAYzing 100" party on May 6th. Spring season passes remain available for purchase, and visitors can stay updated on the extended season hours, events, and activities by visiting the Bogus Basin website.
Bogus Basin, a non-profit organization, recently announced that they will extend their 80th Anniversary winter season thanks to a recent snowfall of almost four feet. This included a record-breaking storm on March 30th, which dropped a staggering 24 inches of snow. With a total of 119 inches of snow in March alone - more than January and February combined - Bogus Basin plans to continue winter operations through May 6th, the latest date in its 80-year history.The 80th Anniversary season has been an exceptional one for Bogus Basin, which has a long history of providing winter sports enthusiasts with some of the best skiing, snowboarding, and other winter activities in the Pacific Northwest region. Visitors to the area have been able to enjoy fantastic snow conditions throughout the season, with a base depth of 116 inches - a rare benchmark that has only been achieved a few times in the past. “We look forward to ending the 2022-23 season on a high note, celebrating with the community and our season pass holders. We were the first mountain in southern Idaho to open, and now we anticipate being the last to close.” — Nate Shake, Bogus Basin Director, Mountain Operations
