The UAC serves as the central resource in Utah for avalanche information, serving all forms of winter backcountry users and working closely with local and national media.
The UAC is a partnership between the Forest Service and nonprofit UAC. The UAC maintains the most comprehensive avalanche website in the U.S., with daily advisories, video tutorials, field observations, a glossary, media resources, a database of snow profiles, photos, videos, calendar of events, list of all avalanche courses taught in Utah, sponsor list, donation request, links to national resources, and more. Professional Community Support The UAC interacts on a daily basis with local ski resorts, Utah Department of Transportation, ski guide operators, search and rescue, law enforcement, and event organizers to share up-to-date information and training. The UAC hosts the annual Utah Snow and Avalanche Workshop for snow safety professionals and recreationists to meet and the share most recent avalanche ideas and knowledge. Modern avalanche science began in Little Cottonwood Canyon and we continue to lead the US in applied snow science and innovative avalanche awareness and education programs that we share with other US and international avalanche centers. The UAC developed and maintains the Know Before You Go (KBYG) Avalanche Awareness Program which has become the standard for teaching avalanche awareness and has been translated into 12 languages for use in over 35 countries.
by Yeti
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by Yeti
Opening dates for Utah's ski and snowboard resorts for the 2024–25 season. Plus, uphill policies for those who are looking to make early turns.
by Yeti
What you need to know about parking before heading into the backcountry in Utah.
by Local Lexi
Utah offers the easiest access to skiing in the United States for travelers. Here's why...
by Tom Kelly
On this episode, Last Chair went into the Utah backcountry with Utah Avalance Center pro Drew Hadesty to talk about what our snow pack is looking like.
by Paula Colman
Utah Mountain Adventures is introducing and guiding intermediate to expert women resort skiers and snowboarders into Utah's backcountry, one step at a time.
by Khai Johannes
Choosing a touring partner comes with its risks. To help you with your selection, I've identified 5 qualities that I hold in high esteem in partner selection.
by Paula Colman
Rossignol and Ski Utah partnered with Utah Avalanche Center to introduce women skiers and snowboarders to backcountry touring as part of its We Rise campaign.
by Jessica Chindgren
Check out what Utah has to offer beyond its famous ski slopes. From a thriving urban hub, to winter outdoor activities like snowshoeing and tubing.
by Abby Stanislaw
Looking to elevate your avalanche awareness, on-snow skills, or refresh your knowledge for the upcoming winter? Look no further!
by Paula Colman
Taking an avalanche course with those you care about is not only fun but can help you all appreciate, understand and avoid the risks out-of-bounds.
by Paula Colman
Know before you go! Bookmark this comprehensive list of online and mobile up-to-the-minute information on resort, road and weather conditions for all 15 Utah ski resorts.
by Sarah Sherman
Where you can and can't ski or ride when the snow is falling but the lifts aren't turning.
by Tele Tony
What goes into making the daily avalanche forecast? UAC Forecaster Nikki Champion explains the method to the madness.
by Yeti
Helpful and fun items that are a must for your next winter road trip.
by Tele Tony
Ski Utah Members took a Backcountry 101 class with the Utah Avalanche Center in the backcountry terrain outside Brighton.
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