Where you can ski through Memorial Day near Lake Tahoe and beyond

This year's ski season just won't stop. Starting with a flurry of flakes in November, it's charged through record snowfall, road washouts due to heavy rain and now, the impending arrival of summer.

Yes, skiing is on tap for the Fourth of July this year, at least in two Lake Tahoe-area resorts. What a turnaround from last year, when some resorts barely stayed open for a few weeks amid record drought.

Here's where you can still hit the slopes, albeit on a reduced number of runs, heading into Memorial Day weekend.

Squaw Valley

This famed resort to the northwest of Lake Tahoe plans to stay open all the way through Fourth of July, and perhaps even after. On May 16, the resort reported 18 feet of snow base depth, with half of the lifts still running. Discounted summer lift prices are planned. Until June 4, the resort will stay open seven days a week and then operate only on weekends. Squaw's sister resort, Alpine Meadows, has already closed for the season. A single-day lift adult ticket costs $124 with lower prices for children and seniors.

Call 800-403-0206 for more information or visit squawalpine.com

Mammoth Mountain

Popular with Southern Californians, Mammoth Mountain southeast of Yosemite will also stay open at least through July 4, and also with fewer runs. The Eagle and Canyon lodges have already closed, but several others remain open. The mountain was still getting snowfall this past week, so Memorial Day promises to be full of snow. And as of mid-May, Mammoth is still open seven days a week. A single-day adult lift ticket costs $99 not including additional fees with cheaper tickets for children and seniors.

Call 800-626-6684 for more information or visit www.mammothmountain.com/winter.

Mount Rose

Mount Rose, Lake Tahoe's highest elevation resort, also plans to stay open through Memorial Day, with three lifts open Thursdays to Sundays, and a fourth one operating depending on the weather. A single-day adult lift ticket costs $60 with lower prices for children.

Call 775-849-0704 for more information or visit skirose.com.

Donner Ski Ranch

Donner Ski Ranch was still open Saturdays and Sundays as of mid-May for skiing and riding. This small resort sits just across from Sugar Bowl at Donner Summit to the northwest of Lake Tahoe. A single-day adult lift ticket costs $69 with lower prices for people younger than 18 and seniors.

Call 530-426-3635 for more information or visit www.donnerskiranch.com/#springtime-fun.