Utah is deeply entrenched in North American sk history, from our roots at classic resorts like Alta and Brighton, to our new legacy as host of the 2002 Winter Games. Utah has been the place for generations to get your thrills on the slopes. If you want to get waste deep in the Greatest Snow on Earth, or if you just want to cruise a mellow groomer through the trees, you can find your special place in Utah's mountains.

The Ski Utah Interconnect Adventure Tour
Experience Utah's Wasatch backcountry by interconnecting five resorts in one day.

Ever wonder what the skiing is like on the other side of the rope? The Ski Utah Interconnect Adventure Tour offers a safe, exciting and unique way to experience the Wasatch mountain backcountry via routes in and out of up to five different ski resorts. Seasoned professional guides lead the way to fabulous off-piste turns, incredible views and a day not soon forgotten. Tours operate seven days a week, weather and conditions permitting, and are open to advanced skiers in good physical condition.

Go to www.skiutah.com/trip_planning/interconnect_tour to find out more.

Think Utah is only for Alpine skiers? No way, the same Utah snow that falls on the downhill ski resorts falls on our great cross country ski areas as well. In 2002, the world saw Utah's dedication to cross country skiing at Soldier Hollow, the nordic skiing venue at the Olympic Winter Games. Soldier Hollow is where the world's best came to show their skills for a chance at the Gold. And now you can experience this world class course yourself. X country Skiing Surviving the fast-paced society in which we live can be a challenge. Cross-country skiing is a gentle way to slow down your thoughts, speed up your heart rate and allow yourself to be immersed in Utah's scenic winter landscapes. There are fantastic Nordic Areas located at Solitude Mountain Resort, Sundance, White Pine, the Homestead, and Ruby's Inn. These areas feature groomed trails through pristine Utah wilderness.