by Yeti
by Local Lexi
Many Utah ski areas offer scenic summer chairlift rides for hikers, bikers and mountain sightseers. Learn which resorts provide summer chairlift rides.
by Local Lexi
Retreat from the heat and head to Utah's high elevation ski resorts for fun activities like alpine slides, beer festivals and cinema nights. The ABCs of summer!
by Erika Wiggins
Find cool summer vibes at Utah’s ski resorts. From scenic hikes and biking to live music and events, the mountains are the place to escape the heat and have fun.
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 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 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 Paula Colman
Utah ski trips get even better when you add winter hikes near the resorts visitors already love. Local hiking expert, Miriam Gersdorf (@explore.hike.teach) shares favorite cold‑weather trails featuring frozen waterfalls, canyon views and family‑friendly snow adventures between powder days, giving skiers more ways to experience Utah’s famous mountains and scenery.
by Wyatt Peterson
Beacon parks in Utah provide free avalanche rescue training areas where skiers and backcountry adventurers can practice transceiver searches, probing, and companion rescue skills. This guide explains what beacon parks are, how they work, where to find them across Utah, and why regular practice is essential in one of North America’s most complex snowpacks.
by Erika Wiggins
Park City transportation options from arrival to getting from your lodging to ski areas and back.
by Annie Davis
Utah is known for The Greatest Snow on Earth®, but a close second to the snow, scenery, and ski culture? The must-have treats served at the world-class resorts. Trust me, they’ll leave your eyes wide, mouth watering, and everyone wanting more – even though there might not be any room left in your stomach.
by Paula Colman
Fat tire biking on groomed snow trails is one of the best ways to enjoy Utah’s mountains without needing ski skills or hardcore fitness. Whether you are new to “fatties” or looking for fresh groomed singletrack, local Park City are trails offer wide, stable tracks, mellow climbs, and big Wasatch views that make riding in snow feel surprisingly simple and fun.
by Paula Colman
Watching a sunrise or sunset at an Utah ski resort is always special. As more women become interested in backcountry skiing, two local groups are introducing them to this through uphill skiing at sunrise and sunset at Park City Mountain Resort and Solitude.
by Yeti
by Erika Wiggins
Find cool summer vibes at Utah’s ski resorts. From scenic hikes and biking to live music and events, the mountains are the place to escape the heat and have fun.
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 Paula Colman
Utah ski trips get even better when you add winter hikes near the resorts visitors already love. Local hiking expert, Miriam Gersdorf (@explore.hike.teach) shares favorite cold‑weather trails featuring frozen waterfalls, canyon views and family‑friendly snow adventures between powder days, giving skiers more ways to experience Utah’s famous mountains and scenery.
by Annie Davis
Utah is known for The Greatest Snow on Earth®, but a close second to the snow, scenery, and ski culture? The must-have treats served at the world-class resorts. Trust me, they’ll leave your eyes wide, mouth watering, and everyone wanting more – even though there might not be any room left in your stomach.
by Local Lexi
Many Utah ski areas offer scenic summer chairlift rides for hikers, bikers and mountain sightseers. Learn which resorts provide summer chairlift rides.
by Local Lexi
Retreat from the heat and head to Utah's high elevation ski resorts for fun activities like alpine slides, beer festivals and cinema nights. The ABCs of summer!
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 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
Closing dates for Utah's 15 ski resorts.
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 Wyatt Peterson
Beacon parks in Utah provide free avalanche rescue training areas where skiers and backcountry adventurers can practice transceiver searches, probing, and companion rescue skills. This guide explains what beacon parks are, how they work, where to find them across Utah, and why regular practice is essential in one of North America’s most complex snowpacks.
by Erika Wiggins
Park City transportation options from arrival to getting from your lodging to ski areas and back.
by Paula Colman
Fat tire biking on groomed snow trails is one of the best ways to enjoy Utah’s mountains without needing ski skills or hardcore fitness. Whether you are new to “fatties” or looking for fresh groomed singletrack, local Park City are trails offer wide, stable tracks, mellow climbs, and big Wasatch views that make riding in snow feel surprisingly simple and fun.
by Paula Colman
Watching a sunrise or sunset at an Utah ski resort is always special. As more women become interested in backcountry skiing, two local groups are introducing them to this through uphill skiing at sunrise and sunset at Park City Mountain Resort and Solitude.
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