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A dataset of ski resorts associated with the Epic and Ikon ski passes for the 2024-2025 season. Note that this includes Epic and Ikon resorts as well as partner resorts (e.g., resorts offering limited days access). The dataset includes key information about the resorts, such as their geographical location, skiable acres, elevation, trail count, average snowfall, and historical opening and closing dates. This data provides an overview of the ski season performance and features of these resorts. It's intended for analysis, research, and educational purposes, especially for ski enthusiasts, industry analysts, or travelers planning their next trip.
Epic and Ikon are two of the most prominent ski passes in North America, offering access to a large network of ski resorts worldwide. The Epic Pass, managed by Vail Resorts, and the Ikon Pass, managed by Alterra Mountain Company, allow skiers and snowboarders to explore resorts across multiple countries with a single pass. For more information, visit the official pages for Epic Pass and Ikon Pass.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| ski_resort_name | Name of ski resort |
| 2024-2025_pass | Indicates whether the resort is part of the Epic or Ikon pass system for the 2024-2025 season |
| state_or_province | The U.S. state or country province where the resort is located |
| state_or_province_abbreviation | The official abbreviation of the U.S. state or country province |
| country | The country where the resort is located |
| skiable_acres | The total skiable acres available at the resort |
| base_elevation_ft | The base elevation of the resort in feet |
| top_elevation_ft | The top elevation of the resort in feet |
| vertical_ft | The vertical drop at the resort - this is a derived column as the difference between top and base elevation, in feet. |
| trails | The total number of trails available at the resort |
| historical_average_snowfall_inches | The average annual snowfall in inches based on historical data, largely sourced from onthesnow.com and their data |
| historical_average_snowfall_days | The average number of days with snowfall per season based on historical data, largely sourced from onthesnow.com and their data |
| 2021-2022_opening_day | The resort’s opening day for the 2021-2022 season |
| 2021-2022_closing_day | The resort’s closing day for the 2021-2022 season |
| 2022-2023_opening_day | The resort’s opening day for the 2022-2023 season |
| **2022-2023_closing_day... |
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Alpine Skiing is a dataset for object detection tasks - it contains Ski annotations for 205 images.
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A comprehensive dataset containing crowdsourced rankings of nearly all ski resorts worldwide. The dataset includes detailed information on each resort, such as location, snowfall, number of lifts and slopes, total slope length, and vertical drop. The dataset is updated regularly as more votes are collected.
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Backcountry skiing audience profile for United States.
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Skiing Tracking is a dataset for computer vision tasks - it contains Skiing Tracking annotations for 280 images.
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Welcome to the Ski Resorts and Snow Coverage dataset! This comprehensive dataset provides information on the locations of ski resorts around the world and the snow coverage they receive throughout the winter season. Whether you're a ski enthusiast looking for the best slopes to hit or a researcher studying climate patterns, this dataset has valuable information that can help you achieve your goals.
The dataset contains detailed information on the latitude and longitude of each ski resort, as well as the elevation, average snowfall, and snow depth measurements for each resort. This information can be used to compare and contrast different ski resorts, analyze weather patterns and trends, and make informed decisions about where to plan your next winter vacation.
In addition to the data on ski resorts and snow coverage, the dataset also includes information on nearby amenities such as restaurants, hotels, and transportation options. This information can help you plan a complete winter vacation, taking into account not only the quality of the skiing but also the availability of other activities and services.
Whether you're a ski enthusiast, a travel planner, or a researcher, the Ski Resorts and Snow Coverage dataset provides a wealth of valuable information that can help you make informed decisions and gain insights into the world of winter sports.
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Demographic, psychographic, geographic and brand-affinity data for the Alpine skiing combined audience in United States, sourced from Rascasse's panel of 12+ social and digital signals.
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A dataset of ski resorts associated with the Epic and Ikon ski passes for the 2024-2025 season. Note that this includes Epic and Ikon resorts as well as partner resorts (e.g., resorts offering limited days access). The dataset includes key information about the resorts, such as their geographical location, skiable acres, elevation, trail count, average snowfall, and historical opening and closing dates. This data provides an overview of the ski season performance and features of these resorts. It's intended for analysis, research, and educational purposes, especially for ski enthusiasts, industry analysts, or travelers planning their next trip.
Epic and Ikon are two of the most prominent ski passes in North America, offering access to a large network of ski resorts worldwide. The Epic Pass, managed by Vail Resorts, and the Ikon Pass, managed by Alterra Mountain Company, allow skiers and snowboarders to explore resorts across multiple countries with a single pass. For more information, visit the official pages for Epic Pass and Ikon Pass.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| ski_resort_name | Name of ski resort |
| 2024-2025_pass | Indicates whether the resort is part of the Epic or Ikon pass system for the 2024-2025 season |
| state_or_province | The U.S. state or country province where the resort is located |
| state_or_province_abbreviation | The official abbreviation of the U.S. state or country province |
| country | The country where the resort is located |
| skiable_acres | The total skiable acres available at the resort |
| base_elevation_ft | The base elevation of the resort in feet |
| top_elevation_ft | The top elevation of the resort in feet |
| vertical_ft | The vertical drop at the resort - this is a derived column as the difference between top and base elevation, in feet. |
| trails | The total number of trails available at the resort |
| historical_average_snowfall_inches | The average annual snowfall in inches based on historical data, largely sourced from onthesnow.com and their data |
| historical_average_snowfall_days | The average number of days with snowfall per season based on historical data, largely sourced from onthesnow.com and their data |
| 2021-2022_opening_day | The resort’s opening day for the 2021-2022 season |
| 2021-2022_closing_day | The resort’s closing day for the 2021-2022 season |
| 2022-2023_opening_day | The resort’s opening day for the 2022-2023 season |
| **2022-2023_closing_day... |