by Local Lexi
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by Local Lexi
A deep winter in Utah results in a robust crop of wildflowers come summer. Here are 10 of the most common species in Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons.
by Yeti
When we look back at the season in future years, it will probably go down as one of the worst seasons statistically, but don’t let the snowpack numbers fool you.
by Yeti
Eleven road biking routes through Utah’s snowcountry that are so scenic and fun, you’ll have zero regrets about cheating on your mountain bike.
by Annie Davis
A ski vacation with young kids doesn’t have to mean trading turns on the slopes or cutting your day short for nap time (I get it. Been there, done that with my kiddos many-a-season). But one of the most underrated perks of skiing in Utah is that many of the resorts offer on-mountain daycare or childcare services. This means you have the freedom to ski the terrain and timing of your choice while your youngest adventurers are cared for in safe, engaging environments.
by Wyatt Peterson
How One Utah Family Built a Lifetime of Memories on the Mountain. From first lessons to skiing with grandkids, Raelene Davis shares how Utah ski resorts helped her family build a multi-generational love for skiing. Learn how Ski Utah programs, lessons, and traditions make skiing in Utah a lifelong experience for families.
by Erika Wiggins
Few things beat clicking out of your bindings, settling in with a great meal, and watching the light move across the mountains.
by Yeti
2026/27 Multi-resort ski pass information distilled into one easy to read spot so you can spend less time comparing passes and more time shredding.
by Yeti
Closing dates for Utah's 15 ski resorts.
by Abby Stanislaw
Top 10 Yoga and Pilates Studios in Park City and Salt Lake City to turn your Apres from bar crawl to bear crawl
by Yeti
by Abby Stanislaw
Hot-Cold Contrast Therapy for Your Ski Trip
by Wyatt Peterson
See how Utah resorts are rewarding skiers this February with discounts, scan challenges, and perks at Snowbird, Deer Valley, and Solitude.
by Annie Davis
Every morning before the sun rises over Little Cottonwood Canyon, a dedicated team at Snowbird is already hard at work making sure skiers and riders can chase first tracks safely.
by Paula Colman
Planning a military ski vacation to Utah is easy and affordable. Military discounts on rental cars, ski lodging, lift tickets, and multi-resort passes significantly cut costs for service members, veterans, and families. With deals at resorts from Deer Valley to Nordic Valley, this guide to Utah military ski vacation deals helps you secure the best rates and maximize your time on the slopes.
by Local Lexi
After Utah’s long winter, wildflowers reliably crop up in colorful profusion at high elevations. Take some time to hit the trails and admire their beauty with this guide containing a few of Utah’s best trails to savor wildflowers in bloom.
by Yeti
Eleven road biking routes through Utah’s snowcountry that are so scenic and fun, you’ll have zero regrets about cheating on your mountain bike.
by Erika Wiggins
Few things beat clicking out of your bindings, settling in with a great meal, and watching the light move across the mountains.
by Abby Stanislaw
Top 10 Yoga and Pilates Studios in Park City and Salt Lake City to turn your Apres from bar crawl to bear crawl
by Wyatt Peterson
See how Utah resorts are rewarding skiers this February with discounts, scan challenges, and perks at Snowbird, Deer Valley, and Solitude.
by Local Lexi
A deep winter in Utah results in a robust crop of wildflowers come summer. Here are 10 of the most common species in Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons.
by Yeti
When we look back at the season in future years, it will probably go down as one of the worst seasons statistically, but don’t let the snowpack numbers fool you.
by Annie Davis
A ski vacation with young kids doesn’t have to mean trading turns on the slopes or cutting your day short for nap time (I get it. Been there, done that with my kiddos many-a-season). But one of the most underrated perks of skiing in Utah is that many of the resorts offer on-mountain daycare or childcare services. This means you have the freedom to ski the terrain and timing of your choice while your youngest adventurers are cared for in safe, engaging environments.
by Wyatt Peterson
How One Utah Family Built a Lifetime of Memories on the Mountain. From first lessons to skiing with grandkids, Raelene Davis shares how Utah ski resorts helped her family build a multi-generational love for skiing. Learn how Ski Utah programs, lessons, and traditions make skiing in Utah a lifelong experience for families.
by Yeti
2026/27 Multi-resort ski pass information distilled into one easy to read spot so you can spend less time comparing passes and more time shredding.
by Yeti
Closing dates for Utah's 15 ski resorts.
by Yeti
by Abby Stanislaw
Hot-Cold Contrast Therapy for Your Ski Trip
by Annie Davis
Every morning before the sun rises over Little Cottonwood Canyon, a dedicated team at Snowbird is already hard at work making sure skiers and riders can chase first tracks safely.
by Paula Colman
Planning a military ski vacation to Utah is easy and affordable. Military discounts on rental cars, ski lodging, lift tickets, and multi-resort passes significantly cut costs for service members, veterans, and families. With deals at resorts from Deer Valley to Nordic Valley, this guide to Utah military ski vacation deals helps you secure the best rates and maximize your time on the slopes.
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Snowbird comments:
Gooooood morning Snowbird! It’s Owen, with your snow report for Closing Day. Here we are on the final day of the 2025/26 winter season, it’s bittersweet. Certainly not the season of all time, but a season for sure. 305 inches this year - not quite a standout performance by Mother Nature, but hey, all we can do is take what she gives us and roll with the punches. And man, we really had to slip, weave and roll with the punches this year. This mountain will challenge you, and it certainly did this season. Nonetheless, I still had a blast this winter, skiing, writing these reports and meeting all of you out on the mountain. Even with the lack of snow, there were still a few absolute banger days this year, so don’t let the season as a whole tarnish the memories of those days. To me, it makes them more special. I did my best to bring the stoke and a touch of humor, but still keep it real in these reports, and I hope, at the very least, you could appreciate that (even if there were parts that some may not have liked). Anyways, you probably didn’t come here to read my ramblings, so here’s the actual conditions report for our final day: That beautiful sunny weather we’ve had will continue into today as there’ll be clear skies and a high of around 65°. It’ll be t-shirt and shorts weather for sure, but seriously, remember that sunscreen. Conditions are surfy where there’s still snow left, but Surf Season has officially hit low tide. Due to this, there will be NO EASY SKIING left this weekend as many trails have lost coverage to snow melt. Not all trails are continuous and some walking may be required. Advanced and experts only are advised, so if that doesn’t sound like your jam, no need to end the season in a patrol sled - that would not be sick. Taking the Tram down is a good alternative if need be, and if you aren’t feeling that either, not to worry, come hang on the Plaza Deck and enjoy some live music instead! We’ve got Xavier Hay & The Beehive Boys playing at Plazapalooza today from 12-3 pm. Expect good vibes, good company and swag giveaways. In return, I’m expecting some solid closing weekend fits, so don’t disappoint, or I’m giving swag to someone else. Oh and to all the moms, we didn’t forget about you! Happy Mother’s Day (and early birthday to my mom!) Come celebrate with us at our Mother’s Day Bunch at The Aerie. A few spots are left and reservations are required. Click the link to learn more. Scenic Tram rides will remain open 8 am to 1:30 pm through this weekend. Starting Monday, the Tram will be closed for maintenance. ALL uphill travel is closed and will remain closed after Sunday to allow snowcats and other vehicles to move around the moutain during our end of season teardown process. I know you might be itching for some uphill, but please don't get in the way of one of those things, you would most definitely have a bad time. It’s been fun, but the tide at Surf Season has gone out. And for one last time this season, that’s the snow report - if you didn’t like it, too bad. - Owen #GMTB