Articles Related To: Utah

Learn to Snurf with the Provo Bros.

Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on January 21, 2011

You ski, you snowboard, but do you snurf?

Getting Nordic With White Pine Touring

Posted by Thomas Cooke on January 14, 2011

While the bro-bras blabber about how fat their rocker skis are, the Nordic skier focuses on technique more sublime, like how to glide across the snow on skis that are about 40mm wide underfoot.

A day at Sundance...a place of beauty!

Posted by Jodi Saeland on January 3, 2011

There are so many choices of ski resorts in Utah. That is what is so special! From the Park City resorts to Ogden Canyon to southern Utah. But, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful is Sundance. There is a reason Robert Redford picked this location. I have to admit, I've not skiied here a lot. I'm also a big hiker and one of the greatest Utah hikes is Mt Timpanogas. It is the face you see at Sundance when you are skiing. Now sure, there are bigger resorts, but if you're looking for a relaxed day of skiing, great food and stunning views...head here.

First Chair at Eagle Point

Posted by Thomas Cooke on December 16, 2010

I was there, dude. First Chair at Ski Eagle Point.

Bubble Rides For All My Friends

Posted by Thomas Cooke on December 10, 2010

My take on Opening Day at The Canyons. And I did some taking. Of turns.

Happy Thanksgiving From The Powder Turkeys

Posted by Thomas Cooke on November 25, 2010

One thing I am thankful for: the early start to the 2010 winter season here in Utah.

Three Ski Lessons for $40

Posted by Jessica Kunzer - Communication Director on November 10, 2010

Registration has begun for the 63rd session for skiers and the 12th for snowboarders in the Deseret News/KSL NewsRadio Ski and Snowboard School.

A little bit of weather and a whole lot of little kids!

Posted by Jodi Saeland on November 1, 2010

I'll do a little intro for those that didn't follow my blog last year. My name is Jodi Saeland and I am a Mom first and foremost and a Meteorologist second. A year and a half ago I decided to leave my Broadcasting job for the stay at home Mom job. Wow! Big shout out to all the Moms out there! Hardest, yet most rewarding job there is. I have recently started back to work on a minimal basis as a broadcast Meteorologist once again. So, I will be sharing my weather knowledge of this winter with you all.

The other part of my blog will be the trials of teaching, or continuing to teach, my kids to ski.

This Weekend's Forecast

Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on October 20, 2010

Just had to share this.....

Brush Up your Quiver at a Local Ski Swap

Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on October 17, 2010

Autumn equals Ski Swap Season sure to help you gear up for winter and save a bundle.

Secrets of "The Greatest Snow on Earth"

Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on November 13, 2009

We've been saying it for a long time, that Utah has the Greatest Snow on Earth. Generally the only people that doubt us are the ones who haven't experienced it. But, what really goes into this claim. Is it having the most snow? Is it having the lightest snow? Is it having the best terrain? Well, in reality it's a combination of all three and then some. In this paper by W. James Steenburgh and Trevor I. Alcott, you can go as in depth as you want into the veracity of our claim. After this read, I'm sure you'll agree that we really do have the Greatest Snow on Earth.

8 Reasons to Ski Utah!

Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on November 9, 2009

Like you need 8 reasons to Ski Utah. If you do, check out this article from the StarTribune.com

Let Your Powder-loving Voice Be Heard!

Posted by Ski Utah Yeti on November 5, 2009

With the projected doubling of Utah's population over the next 30 years, the Wasatch Canyons Tomorrow process is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for Utah snowriders to help shape the future of Utah skiing and riding. The results of this process will form the basis of a plan that could significantly alter the experience Utah snow lovers currently enjoy. By taking just a few moments to complete the Wasatch Canyons Tomorrow online survey your opinions will help set priorities and identify long-term strategies that will enhance the value of the canyons for current and future generations. The process will explore the impacts of increased canyon use and address issues such as water quality, recreation, transportation, and environmental concerns with the ultimate goal being the long-term health of our canyons.

Why Utah has The Greatest Snow on Earth

Posted by Tim on November 2, 2009

We've been claiming it for a long time, but, here is the science to back it up. Utah Meteorologist and Ski Utah Blogger Jodi Saeland on the Weather Channel explaining why Utah has The Greatest Snow on Earth. Something that Utah skiers and boarders have known for a long time.

Big in Japan

Posted by Kendall on June 1, 2009

Can I Afford It?

Posted by Kendall on February 17, 2009