Ski resorts across the American West experienced snowfall overnight, providing skiers with a tangible sign that winter is nigh. Enjoy the photo evidence, below, then head back outside and keep those snow dances rolling.

Aspen Snowmass, CO

We love waking up to fall mornings that look like this. Anyone else getting excited? ❄️❄️❄️ (????: @jswansonphoto ) ????????????

A post shared by Aspen Snowmass (@aspensnowmass) on Sep 15, 2017 at 7:59am PDT

Alta, UT

A good morning indeed. Ladies and Gentlemen…the first snow. #itshere #Winteriscoming #snow #skialta #stoked pic.twitter.com/kULAw3I9NN

— Alta Ski Area (@AltaSkiArea) September 15, 2017

Snowbird, UT

Frosted tips are back in, right? #FirstSnow pic.twitter.com/82ymYECzJI

— Snowbird (@Snowbird) September 15, 2017

Stevens Pass, WA

First frost this morning! #Winteriscoming #stevenspass pic.twitter.com/2ULZo3vNhl

— Stevens Pass (@StevensPass) September 15, 2017

Red Lodge Mountain, MT

Copper Mountain, CO

Yup, that's snow! Less than two months to go until opening day! ????: @trippfayphoto #coppermountain #winteriscoming

A post shared by Copper Mountain (@coppermtn) on Sep 15, 2017 at 8:48am PDT

Big Sky, Montana

Telluride, CO

We woke up to snow high up in the mountains this morning! And what a beautiful sight it is! Less than 70 days until the chairs start turning! #discovertelluride ????: @eeeelaina

A post shared by Telluride Ski Resort (@tellurideski) on Sep 15, 2017 at 8:02am PDT

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