To inspire through education and preservation of the rich history of skiing in the Intermountain Region. We provide education and entertainment through interactive exhibits, meant to inspire guests.
The Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation operates with the mission to preserve the rich history of skiing in the intermountain region by providing a world-class facility, which highlights the many contributions made in ski area development, athletic competition, snow safety, ski innovation and ski teach methods.
The Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation was established in 1989 for the purpose of constructing a modest ski museum in honor of ski legend, Alf Engen. With the selection of Salt Lake City to host the 2002 Olympic gallery and other features which would transform the modest ski museum into a winter sports cultural center.
In recognition of a lead gift from the S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney Foundation and the life-long friendship of the U.S. Hall of Fame members, Alf Engen and Joe Quinney, the Engen Foundation Board of Trustees unanimously agreed that the facility should be named the Joe Quinney Winter Sports Center with the Alf Engen Ski Museum as the primary cornerstone of the building.
by Abby Stanislaw
Explore Park City's sports, history and leisure with your sweetheart. Discover five unique date night itineraries in this vibrant town!
by Local Lexi
The Alf Engen Ski Museum is a free year-round attraction in Park City Utah that's great for fans of skiing and snowboarding and Winter Olympic aficionados.
by Local Lexi
Everyone knows Park City, Utah is a winter lover's paradise but it's equally enjoyable in the summer and fall! Enjoy this Park City summer itinerary.
by Paula Colman
Planning a family ski vacation that kids, parents and grandparents will all enjoy is possible if you head to Park City, Utah!
by Tom Kelly
As skiers, we’re drawn to legendary ski runs. Like the imposing rock face of Alf’s High Rustler that stands sentinel over Little Cottonwood Canyon’s Alta Ski Area. A quarter century since his passing, the legend of Alta icon Alf Engen lives on. Last Chair host Tom Kelly explores the life of the Norwegian immigrant who helped plan the original Alta and served as its director of skiing through tales from his son, Alan Engen. It’s a remarkable look into the early days of skiing and how the culture of Alta began.
by Abby Stanislaw
Explore Park City's sports, history and leisure with your sweetheart. Discover five unique date night itineraries in this vibrant town!
by Local Lexi
The Alf Engen Ski Museum is a free year-round attraction in Park City Utah that's great for fans of skiing and snowboarding and Winter Olympic aficionados.
by Local Lexi
Everyone knows Park City, Utah is a winter lover's paradise but it's equally enjoyable in the summer and fall! Enjoy this Park City summer itinerary.
by Paula Colman
Planning a family ski vacation that kids, parents and grandparents will all enjoy is possible if you head to Park City, Utah!
by Tom Kelly
As skiers, we’re drawn to legendary ski runs. Like the imposing rock face of Alf’s High Rustler that stands sentinel over Little Cottonwood Canyon’s Alta Ski Area. A quarter century since his passing, the legend of Alta icon Alf Engen lives on. Last Chair host Tom Kelly explores the life of the Norwegian immigrant who helped plan the original Alta and served as its director of skiing through tales from his son, Alan Engen. It’s a remarkable look into the early days of skiing and how the culture of Alta began.
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