American Cities That Get The Most Snowfall

Wisconsin's capital city starts off our list, with more than 4 feet of snow each winter on average.  That sounds like a perfect excuse to head inside for the annual Isthum Beer and Cheese Fest, held  in Madison each January.

Fargo, eh? As you might expect, North Dakota's largest city gets plenty of snow. But they make the most of it.

Rochester, home of the world-famous Mayo Clinic, is also home to plenty of snow each winter.

The Mile High City has more than 4,000 acres of parks and parkways. And winter is when the city really shines.

Green Bay isn't just famous for the Packers. Well, yes, it is. But it also gets a lot of snow. So bundle up if you're heading out to the game.

Carriage rides, sledding hills and caramel apples. Fort Collins makes the most of its snow each year.

Bundle up in Billings. You don't want to meet your Waterloo if you're headed to nearby Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument.

Minneapolis is not afraid of a little snow. Need proof? Check out the annual U.S. Pond Hockey Championships.

Nestled into the Wasatch Mountains, Salt Lake City promises lots of winter fun, such as skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, snowmobiling and snowshoeing.

The home of Brigham Young University, Provo is known for it's gorgeous views, all year round.

Worcester is the first city on our list to top 5 feet of snow each year. It's wicked deep!

Make the most all that lake-effect snow in South Bend by skiing under the stars in beautiful St. Patrick's County Park.

Snow off Lake Erie keeps Clevelanders busy every winter. But there's plenty to do, inside and out, in the "Rock and Roll Capital of the World."

Grand Rapids is not messing around. We're up to 6+ feet of snow each winter. But fear not; there's lots to do in Western Michigan's largest city.

If you're going to do winter, you might as well DO winter. Anchorage says it's the rare kind of place where you can meet a moose and walk on a glacier.

Boulder has been called one of America's "happiest cities." With so much to see and do, it's no wonder.

We're getting in deep now. Buffalo is up to a few flakes north of 8 feet of snow each year. How much do they embrace winter? You can even take curling lessons.

Yes, that's a lot of snow. But if you're just going to stay inside in Rochester, you're missing out.

Erie, Pa., is home to more than 100,000 people and a LOT of snow. The beautiful beaches on Lake Erie are an obvious draw in the summer, but there's still fun to be had in the winter.

Syracuse is the king of the snow hill. More than 10 feet of snow each year! But with trails and ski slopes, outdoor ice rinks, snowmobiling and more they say they 'don't shut down for winter.'