by Annie Davis
Known for The Greatest Snow on Earth®, host of the 2002 Winter Olympics (and again in 2034), home to some of the best resorts in the world (and ten of them within an hour of Salt Lake City International Airport), Utah’s ski and snowboard scene continues to draw visitors from across the globe.
by Don Webber
Utah is officially back on top of the (shot) ski world, reclaiming the record for the longest shot ski ever assembled in Park City. From Deer Valley to Eagle Point, here’s your guide to the history, spirit, and best ski bars in Utah keeping this beloved après tradition alive.
by Yeti
Opening dates for Utah's ski and snowboard resorts for the 2025–26 season. Plus, uphill policies for those who are looking to make early turns.
by Erika Wiggins
There’s nothing more iconic than spending the holidays playing in snow and sipping cocoa by the fire, so if you’re planning a ski holiday in Utah, get ready for a treat.
by Erika Wiggins
Utah ski resorts are raising the bar for the 2025–26 season, adding amenities, upgrades and deals.
by Paula Colman
Skiing, like most of life’s activities, requires just enough fitness to stay upright and enjoy the ride. Although a bit of strength and stability do help. Whether you’re getting on the bunny hill for the first time or trying to chase the kids down the slope, get up, get fit, and get ready to go boldly to places you’ve never gone before.
by Erika Wiggins
Turn your next ski vacation into a road trip.
by Paula Colman
Avoid the time and expense of traveling to Japan to ski and snowboard. You can experience world-class powder, food and so much more in Utah.
by Annie Davis
It’s a question I get asked a lot from people with young children. Where can my kids ski for free in Utah?
by Erika Wiggins
Many Utah ski resorts are easily accessible without a vehicle, thanks to public transit, shuttles, and local services. Let’s chat about why and how to skip a car on your next ski vacation.
by Don Webber
Discover how to plan an unforgettable adaptive sports getaway to Utah, where world-class programs, accessible lodging, and stunning outdoor adventures await athletes of all abilities.
by Abby Stanislaw
Discover Utah’s top fall events, perfect for date nights, solo outings, or fun with friends!
by Local Lexi
That snow you've been daydreaming about all winter, yup. That's a major source of Salt Lake City's drinking water. Here's a few tips on how you can responsibly recreate in the Wasatch watershed once the snow melts.
by Erika Wiggins
Short hikes perfect for getting out on the trail with family or if you need a short nature break.
by Don Webber
We're all familiar with the enduring excitement of ski season. Here's where some of my favorite ski runs compare to classic Utah MTB trails!
by Annie Davis
Known for The Greatest Snow on Earth®, host of the 2002 Winter Olympics (and again in 2034), home to some of the best resorts in the world (and ten of them within an hour of Salt Lake City International Airport), Utah’s ski and snowboard scene continues to draw visitors from across the globe.
by Erika Wiggins
There’s nothing more iconic than spending the holidays playing in snow and sipping cocoa by the fire, so if you’re planning a ski holiday in Utah, get ready for a treat.
by Erika Wiggins
Turn your next ski vacation into a road trip.
by Erika Wiggins
Many Utah ski resorts are easily accessible without a vehicle, thanks to public transit, shuttles, and local services. Let’s chat about why and how to skip a car on your next ski vacation.
by Local Lexi
That snow you've been daydreaming about all winter, yup. That's a major source of Salt Lake City's drinking water. Here's a few tips on how you can responsibly recreate in the Wasatch watershed once the snow melts.
by Don Webber
Utah is officially back on top of the (shot) ski world, reclaiming the record for the longest shot ski ever assembled in Park City. From Deer Valley to Eagle Point, here’s your guide to the history, spirit, and best ski bars in Utah keeping this beloved après tradition alive.
by Yeti
Opening dates for Utah's ski and snowboard resorts for the 2025–26 season. Plus, uphill policies for those who are looking to make early turns.
by Erika Wiggins
Utah ski resorts are raising the bar for the 2025–26 season, adding amenities, upgrades and deals.
by Paula Colman
Skiing, like most of life’s activities, requires just enough fitness to stay upright and enjoy the ride. Although a bit of strength and stability do help. Whether you’re getting on the bunny hill for the first time or trying to chase the kids down the slope, get up, get fit, and get ready to go boldly to places you’ve never gone before.
by Paula Colman
Avoid the time and expense of traveling to Japan to ski and snowboard. You can experience world-class powder, food and so much more in Utah.
by Annie Davis
It’s a question I get asked a lot from people with young children. Where can my kids ski for free in Utah?
by Don Webber
Discover how to plan an unforgettable adaptive sports getaway to Utah, where world-class programs, accessible lodging, and stunning outdoor adventures await athletes of all abilities.
by Abby Stanislaw
Discover Utah’s top fall events, perfect for date nights, solo outings, or fun with friends!
by Erika Wiggins
Short hikes perfect for getting out on the trail with family or if you need a short nature break.
by Don Webber
We're all familiar with the enduring excitement of ski season. Here's where some of my favorite ski runs compare to classic Utah MTB trails!
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Snowbird comments:
Good morning Snowbird! It’s Owen here with your snow report. Well, it looks like that overnight snow that was forecasted decided to hit snooze a few times and now should start falling some time just after 6 am. Snow is projected to fall until 11 am, at which point it will likely turn to snow showers. Some thunder may also be possible today, so that’s fun. We are projected between 1”-3” today, it ain’t much, but it’s honest work. Today should shake things up a little bit and maybe soften up the snow for the storms later in the week. Today is the fourth day of Hanukkah. Join us for our lighting ceremony at the Cliff Lodge Front Desk at 5 pm. Everyone is welcome, and those who can may also bring their own menorahs to light. The Tram, Gadzoom, Wilbere, Chickadee and the Chickadee Conveyor will be running at 9 am, conditions permitting. I know we are all stoked to be out on the mountain, but please remember that we have early-season conditions. Today’s snow is not going to change that, so please ski and ride with caution and stay in control. It’ll make the experience better for everyone. If you aren’t up at The Bird today, seriously, what are you doing? Get up here! I’ll see you out there.