I figured it might be good to crowdsource the 2022 season ending dates for Mid-Atlantic resorts, capturing closing dates in this thread.
I'll kick things off. The Omni Homestead Resort in Virginia announced that its last day for the 2021-2022 ski season will be Sunday, March 6. (Of course, the Homestead has a ton of non-ski activities throughout the year -- this only affects snow sports.)
Tom Price, Director of Operations at Timberline Mountain, just announced that Timberline hopes to remain open through the 20 March—maybe even longer if weather permits:
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CaulU7fJn9-/?utm_medium=copy_link
Any guesses on what will still be open next weekend?
marzNC wrote:
Massanutten has online tickets available through March 20. Based on what I skied today, I think the core trails have enough base to make it. But the trail count is going to decrease by next weekend.
wgo wrote:
Any guesses on what will still be open next weekend?
marzNC wrote:
Massanutten has online tickets available through March 20. Based on what I skied today, I think the core trails have enough base to make it. But the trail count is going to decrease by next weekend.
Easier to guess what won't make it. Lower MakAttack, Geronimo aka Easy Street, and Meadow are unlikely to make it. Between the high temps and rain in the next few days, there won't be any way to even get a groomer on top of the snow that's left without sinking in mud.
Snowmaking started a lot earlier on Paradice than recent years, so I expect that may last until the end. Mass Transit doesn't get much sun so might even be able to keep Yee Ha open. There are a couple big features in the Lower Mass Transit terrain park that could be used to keep Lower Showtime open.
If anyone has an Epic pass and wants to drive north or fly somewhere in April . . .
Planned season extensions (as snow conditions and weather permit), include:
In addition to these season extensions, Vail Resorts is pleased to offer skiing and riding well into May at Whistler Blackcomb in British Columbia (scheduled to stay open until May 23) and Breckenridge in Colorado (scheduled to stay open through Memorial Day, May 30). While pass holders and all guests will have more time on the mountains, they should be aware that due to late spring conditions, open terrain may be reduced.
marzNC wrote:
Bryce and Wintergreen are done after Sunday, March 13.
Perhaps Bryce has changed its mind. As of now (920 a.m. on Tuesday March 15) Bryce’s website reports 7/9 trails open. 
Woody
However, Bryce’s Facebook page includes several posts that indicate March 13 (this past Sunday) as their last day.
🤔
Woody
Bryce is done for the season for sure. Ski patrol took back all the signs and fences at the close of Sunday. Employees had a season closing party right after. The website sometimes doesn't get updated.
Jun
bousquet19 wrote:
marzNC wrote:
Bryce and Wintergreen are done after Sunday, March 13.Perhaps Bryce has changed its mind. As of now (920 a.m. on Tuesday March 15) Bryce’s website reports 7/9 trails open.
RodneyBD wrote:
Anyone have any insight if Wisp is open (can make it) to next weekend 3/26 and 27? I asked them on Facebook and no response-
Found a schedule for March 21-27 on the Wisp website. It's under Hours of Operation. The plan is 9am-5pm all week. Whether or not it's worth the drive is a different question.
From the Wisp websites:
"Today, Sunday, March 20, is the last day of ski and snowboarding operations for the 2021-22 winter season. Thanks for a great season everyone!"
Snowshoe will have trails in the main Basin area open for another week. Closing on March 27.
In NC Beech, Sugar, and Cataloochee plan to have slopes stay open for about a week past March 20. Sat, March 26 might end up the last day in NC.
