All of Utah's season passes in one place. From family passes, to the more limiting budget friendly passes, to ever popular multi-resort passes. If the pass will get up at an Utah resort, we've got it listed below.
Lift Ticket Prices reflect "walk-up" window pricing. You will save money on your lift tickets if you purchase in advance from the resort's online lift ticket stores (linked below)
by Abby Stanislaw
Hot-Cold Contrast Therapy for Your Ski Trip
by Wyatt Peterson
See how Utah resorts are rewarding skiers this February with discounts, scan challenges, and perks at Snowbird, Deer Valley, and Solitude.
by Erika Wiggins
Whether visiting for skiing, a creative retreat, or a quiet mountain escape, the Inn offers a stay that feels timeless, comfortable and deeply connected to place.
by Annie Davis
Every morning before the sun rises over Little Cottonwood Canyon, a dedicated team at Snowbird is already hard at work making sure skiers and riders can chase first tracks safely.
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 Wyatt Peterson
From glowing chairlifts to familiar runs that feel brand new under the lights, night skiing offers a different way to experience Utah’s mountains. This 2025–26 night skiing guide covers where to ski after sunset, including resort hours, ticket pricing, and what to expect at each location. It’s everything you need to plan memorable winter evenings on the slopes, without taking a full day off.
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 Tom Kelly
Walking through the new Inn at Sundance Mountain Resort feels like stepping into the enduring vision of Robert Redford. In this episode of Last Chair, Ski Utah sits down with Sundance President and General Manager Chad Linebaugh for an intimate conversation at the heart of the Inn. Linebaugh reflects on Redford’s legacy, the resort’s deep connection to nature, and how the new Inn, along with new lifts and terrain, enhances the Sundance experience while staying true to its roots beneath Mount Timpanogos. A story of place, history, and the canyon that continues to draw people back to Sundance.
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 Paula Colman
Blue skiers and snowboarders who want to venture off-piste, into the trees and even through the gates have a selection of less-traveled, and not too scary trails at several Utah resorts.
by Erika Wiggins
The UTA Ski Bus provides seasonal public transportation to resorts across northern Utah. It is a convenient, affordable way to reach resorts whether you live in the Salt Lake Valley, Ogden, or Utah County.
by Abby Stanislaw
Hot-Cold Contrast Therapy for Your Ski Trip
by Annie Davis
Every morning before the sun rises over Little Cottonwood Canyon, a dedicated team at Snowbird is already hard at work making sure skiers and riders can chase first tracks safely.
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 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
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 Wyatt Peterson
See how Utah resorts are rewarding skiers this February with discounts, scan challenges, and perks at Snowbird, Deer Valley, and Solitude.
by Erika Wiggins
Whether visiting for skiing, a creative retreat, or a quiet mountain escape, the Inn offers a stay that feels timeless, comfortable and deeply connected to place.
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
From glowing chairlifts to familiar runs that feel brand new under the lights, night skiing offers a different way to experience Utah’s mountains. This 2025–26 night skiing guide covers where to ski after sunset, including resort hours, ticket pricing, and what to expect at each location. It’s everything you need to plan memorable winter evenings on the slopes, without taking a full day off.
by Erika Wiggins
Park City transportation options from arrival to getting from your lodging to ski areas and back.
by Tom Kelly
Walking through the new Inn at Sundance Mountain Resort feels like stepping into the enduring vision of Robert Redford. In this episode of Last Chair, Ski Utah sits down with Sundance President and General Manager Chad Linebaugh for an intimate conversation at the heart of the Inn. Linebaugh reflects on Redford’s legacy, the resort’s deep connection to nature, and how the new Inn, along with new lifts and terrain, enhances the Sundance experience while staying true to its roots beneath Mount Timpanogos. A story of place, history, and the canyon that continues to draw people back to Sundance.
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
Blue skiers and snowboarders who want to venture off-piste, into the trees and even through the gates have a selection of less-traveled, and not too scary trails at several Utah resorts.
by Erika Wiggins
The UTA Ski Bus provides seasonal public transportation to resorts across northern Utah. It is a convenient, affordable way to reach resorts whether you live in the Salt Lake Valley, Ogden, or Utah County.
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