Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve heard Mammoth Mountain has been getting absolutely hammered with snow as of late. The California resort has received between 9-14 feet over the past five days—they’re reporting 9 feet at the main lodge, 14 feet at the summit—and the photographic evidence, below, will likely have you booking a flight ASAP.

Photos courtesy of Mammoth Mountain Ski Area / Peter Morning

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@GlenPlake, man of the people. #MammothStories

A video posted by Mammoth Mountain (@mammothmountain) on Jan 9, 2017 at 2:53pm PST

Another 16" of new snow overnight bringing us to 3.5 of new snow at Main in the last 48 hours and about 7 feet up higher! Very high winds are forecasted throughout the day and wind/weather holds on lifts will be in effect.

A photo posted by Mammoth Mountain (@mammothmountain) on Jan 9, 2017 at 6:32am PST

Scenes from this morning. It's dumping in Mammoth again! #mammothstories ???? @petermorning

A photo posted by Mammoth Mountain (@mammothmountain) on Jan 8, 2017 at 7:38pm PST

DUMP ALERT! We picked up over a foot overnight at Main Lodge bringing the current storm total to 25-48" and counting. Currently it's snowing at Main with mixed rain/snow at lower elevations. High winds, lightning and heavy precipitation are forecast throughout the day and resort operations will be impacted. Check the lift status page for up-to-the-min info. ???? @petermorning 6:30a 1.8 NOTE: ALL LIFTS ARE CLOSED FOR THE DAY.

A photo posted by Mammoth Mountain (@mammothmountain) on Jan 8, 2017 at 7:48am PST

Glad you found your car @antresewood! #LaNiña #2017 @tylernorthernn #mountainlocals

A photo posted by Mountain Locals (@mountainlocals) on Jan 6, 2017 at 9:00am PST

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So, much, snow already in 2017; see where and how deep