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Updated May 1, 2023 - 7:21 pm

Temperatures the valley may be hitting the 90s, but Lee Canyon isn’t ready to put this ski and snowboard season to bed yet.

After record-breaking snowfall at the resort this winter, Lee Canyon is adding another bonus spring session May 5 through 7 for the intermediate-level Bluebird lift.

Skiers and snowboarders can get $25 lift passes on May 5, and $29 lift passes on May 6 and 7. Equipment rentals are available only at the Pro Shop.

The resort’s first bonus spring session was April 14-16. Daily operations ended for the season on Easter Sunday.

For more information, go to leecanyonlv.com.

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