Articles Related To: Summer
On snow 60 months in a row!
Posted by Powderhound Matt on October 18, 201260 consecutive months of snowboarding in the state of Utah. . . a feat accomplished by Park City resident Kevin Rapf. He say's he has accomplished his goal but I say we take this 5 year achievement and up the ante. Let's give Kevin the motivation he needs to take it to 10 years!
Volunteers Needed at Tour of Utah
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on July 31, 2012Get close to the top pro cyclists on the globe and score the best swag bag in sports. 2,000 volunteers are needed for the Tour of Utah, August 7-12.
Summer in Utah - The "Other" Season
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on July 5, 2012Although Utah is known for its legendary winters, there are ample ways to live large in the Utah summer.
Pedal, Pedal
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on June 11, 2012Recently, the Ski Utah Yeti went social and asked you to identify your summer alias. The responses varied from commercial fisherman to hang glider pilot to wannabe rock star, however, mountain biker/cyclist won out as the most common summer alias. Good thing there's plenty of biking in Utah.
Your Mountain Music Guide
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on May 25, 2012With summer's green, we all welcome the growing number of mountain concerts. Here's how to get the most out of Utah's summer mountain music scene.
Summer for Skiers
Posted by Powderhound Cat on May 24, 2012It's that time of year to put the winter gear in the back of the garage, finally wash our ski clothes, and call our Moms and non-skiing buddies to catch up on what they've been doing for the last six months. Welcome to summer.
Gearing up for skiing by hiking to Catherines Pass
Posted by Jodi Saeland on October 19, 2011Everyone comes to Utah to ski in the winter, but the summers and fall are amazing!! Especially late summer when the snow has finally melted and you can get up to the ridgetops and see the wonderful scenery. Catherines Pass lies between Alta and Brighton and I've done it for years. Now, my daughter Emily joins the tradition...her first pass to 10,500'
Jibbin in the park with the Wasatch Project
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on September 22, 2011The thought of waiting until solid snow is on the ground to ride has you feeling sick. The Wasatch Project threw down on a sunny day on a grassy knoll to tide you over.
Rewinding Powder Mountain's 2011 Motocross Event
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on August 26, 2011Video and photo help you relive the action from Powder Mountain's Motocross event at 8,000 feet.
Summer at Canyons and Utah resorts!
Posted by Jodi Saeland on August 1, 2011OK, this is a ski blog...but I'm going to say I LOVE summer in the Wasatch. The smells, the flowers, the hiking, the moose. Yes, lots of wildlife spotting here. And...the crowds are down. I'm just going to come out and say it...I love hiking and I'm a much better hiker than skier. I take pride in the 4-10 mile hikes I can do and still be standing at the end. With that said...my kids have become (or are forced) to be great hikers as well.
Wasatch Wildflower Guide
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on July 28, 2011Traffic jams are rare in Utah, instead, celebrate the jam of flowers that pop each mid-summer. Enjoy this guide to finding the summer's most brilliant wildflowers.
While you can’t bottle a firefly in Utah, how about a 3k descent on single track?
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on June 27, 2011Utah's resorts have plenty of reason to brag in the summer. Hop on your mountain bike and you will see why.
Music in the Mountains
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on June 22, 2011All winter long skiers and snowboarders from around the world visit Utah to rock The Greatest Snow on Earth®. Now it’s time to rock to the baseline, drum solo, and lyrical talent delivered from bands scheduled to play at Utah’s resorts this summer.
Summer Shredding it Utah
Posted by Tim on June 15, 2011
Snowbird Sets Sights on 202-Day Season
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on June 3, 2011Snowbird resort sets sights on July 4th for closing. This would mark only the third time in the resort's 40 year history to close as late as July 4th.
Smith goggles worth the hike . . . even in the heat of summer
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on June 30, 2010It is very difficult to retrace your winter footsteps in the summer. With that said, I was determined to find my beloved Smith goggles and Dakine beanie lost in a yard sale, ski crash this past February. My friends were quick to tell me that I would never find the lost pieces. They reminded me that since the crash, four months had passed while 300 inches of snow had fallen and since melted.
Snowbird Announces One More Weekend to get your Schuss On!
Posted by Jessica Kunzer - Communication Director on June 16, 2010Snowbird will re-open for one final weekend June 19 & 20.
June 13 may be the last day of the 2009-10 winter season
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on June 11, 2010Due to unusually fast snow melt, Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort may close their winter operations for the 2009-10 winter season this Sunday, June 13, 2010. Get it while you can!
Brush Up your Aerials this Summer
Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on May 6, 2010Register now for a FLY freestyle aerial camp at the Utah Olympic Park.
Utah Resort Closing Dates
Posted by Jessica Kunzer - Communication Director on April 6, 2010Complete and up to date list of Utah ski and snowboard resort closing dates.
Summer - I'm over it.
Posted by Tim on September 22, 2009
3 Ways to Do Park City in Summer: In the Air, Through the Woods, and Under Water
Posted by Eric on August 12, 2009There are ways to enjoy Park City, Utah all year round. Come check them out.
No snow yet - what to do?
Posted by Eric on July 29, 2009
The Wasatch Crest Trail - It's Got a Shuttle!
Posted by Tim on July 22, 2009
Milosport Guthrie Skate Comp
Posted by Tim on July 21, 2009
Summer Sliding
Posted by Tim on July 6, 2009
Summer at Powder Mountain
Posted by Tim on June 25, 2009
Paralympian Shatters World Record By Rocking the White Rim Trail
Posted by Jessica Kunzer - Communication Director on May 27, 2009
Join the Thunders, ThinkThankers, and BozWreckers for a night of debauched glory!
Posted by Tim on September 18, 2008
International