Beaver Mountain - A Family Affair - Ski Utah Powder Lounge
By Yeti \ March 30 2011
Beaver Mountain in Northern Utah is America's longest family owned and operated resort. From 1939 to present, the Seeholzer family tell their ski tale. There were no rules in the old days, as a dairy delivery truck powered the first lift. Enjoy this amazing story.
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1 Comment
Anita Higdon \ 7.6 years ago
I just watched your video.. and it just touched my heart. I skiied at your Mtn. yesterday. The lady from the ticket booth reminded me soo much of my mom and the man in the chair of my dad. Im from BC. and my parents started a ski hill back in 1970 and opened it in 1972. Exactly like Beaver, a family run resort. My parents have since passed and my sister is running the mtn. now. But Beaver Mtn. reminded me so much of home. Thank you for the great ski day. OUr ski hill in BC Canada is called Troll Resort. My parents were from Norway. Thank you again and I hope to ski again at your beautiful mtn.