Skiing's most infamous parking lot party, taking place every weekend at "The Beach," continues this weekend and carries on through at least the weekend of June 2nd. A 53" base depth, 32 trails, and 4 lifts are on tap for the holiday weekend.

Snowbird's official closing weekend is this weekend, during which both the Tram and the Little Cloud high-speed quad will spin. However, adventurous backcountry riders can take their gear onto the tourist tram all summer long and ski wherever they please, as the whole ski area is considered uncontrolled backcountry (thus requiring backcountry gear and knowledge). This weekend's base depth is sitting at a plump 80".

Killington's holding it down for the East Coast this weekend, extending the spring bump season on Superstar's 36" base depth. Be warned, though - it's top-to-bottom moguls, and the quantity of neon one-pieces is sure to be blinding. Keep your eyes open for the mulleted mogul champion of The Beast, "The Hammer," cranking the zipper line all weekend long.

Timberline, on the South side of Mount Hood, is the ultimate year-round ski destination. Memorial Day weekend isn't so special though, as the skiing continues on Palmer Glacier all the way until next winter, minus a few weeks in September. On a good season, you can ski all the way from the top of Palmer to the bottom of the access road at Government Camp, a nearly 5,000 vertical foot run - in May.

The lesser-known of the late-season Oregon spots, Bend's Mount Bachelor is still packing a 82" base depth for its final weekend. It's also hosting a bevy of events, from the Brewski Beer Festival to a pond skimming championship to the Sammy Carlson Invitational, a big air with a host of pro freeskiers.

Crystal's holding it down on weekends for the Washington ski scene until the phenomenally late date of June 16th. Mt. Rainer Gondola & Green Valley will be spinning on a 40" base depth, and unlike the rest of the typical PNW season, it will likely be sunny.

Aspen loves to pull the last-minute surprise card and open the Ajax Express at the summit of Aspen Mountain, as is the case this year. A 71" base depth sits up top, so expect corn turns on 32 trails and 136 acres, followed by Veuve Clicquot at 11,212 feet.