Wondering how to properly shred this spring in Utah after experiencing record-breaking snowfall all winter? We got you. Several resorts are open through MAY. Here's the skinny on events, passes and hours of operation to wrap up this record year. Grab your sunscreen, it's gonna be fun!
Brighton
For the first time ever, Brighton will be spinning Milly chairlift daily for Milly Meltdown this May. From May 5–29, you can ride groomers and a newly constructed park from 9am–2pm. $129 gets you a May pass for all the fun. DJ's, tap takeovers and more on deck.
Snowbird
It's surf season at Snowbird! Snowbird will be open daily through May 14 and weekends (Friday–Sunday) through at least May 29. Live music on the tram plaza every Friday and Saturday through May 14 will have you grooving in our ski boots.Snowbird will close following Memorial Day, but will re-open for Father's Day weekend, June 17–18 with the debut of its new Tram rooftop balconies. After that, Snowbird will evaluate on a weekend-to-weekend basis.
Mineral Basin got a big upgrade for spring riding with its first Woodward x Snowboard collab park off the Baldy Express chair. Check out the Peace Park Championships May 2–6, an invite-only event hosted by Danny Davis.
Woodward members can purchase day tickets to ride Snowbird for $69 and any other Utah, Ikon or Epic season pass holder can ski/ride for $89. Surfs up!
Solitude Mountain Resort
Over at Solitude, you can expect to find daily skiing/riding through May 21! This will be not only its longest season in history but also its snowiest! Parking is free for everyone no matter your car occupancy after May 7. A few more events will wrap up their season including a retirement party for the Eagle chairlift (Utah's first detachable chairlift) on May 7.
