Please note: This “Know Before You Go” update is as of Jan. 22. Travel restrictions and requirements can change quickly, so be sure and check resort websites prior to travel.
Those of us lucky enough to live in the Salt Lake City area know we almost can reach out and touch those snowy mountain ski trails. There are so many options so close there is no struggle picking a resort. Looking for a change of scenery? We just hop on a plane for a short flight to a nearby state. We can stay busy all winter season enjoying the sport we love.
OnTheSnow.com has compiled the latest COVID-19 information for driving and flying so you can decide the safest and most convenient ways to enjoy this ski season. Check back often, as we’ll be updating these pages as new information comes in.
OnTheSnow.com invites all of our site visitors to choose their favorite ski resorts in a variety of categories each spring. Resorts listed in this guide are the top choices by Salt Lake site visitors.
Easy Day or Weekend Trips
Those mountains we see from anywhere in the area are calling our name. We can be on so many slopes in under an hour. A day trip has never been easier.
OntheSnow Visitor Drive-To Picks
COVID Fast Facts – Day/Weekend Trips
When and where do I need to wear a face covering?
Face coverings required virtually everywhere at the resort except when eating or drinking and whenever social distancing is not possible.
Where can I find the most up-to-date information or COVID guidelines?
Destination Resort Fly-To Options
OnTheSnow Visitor Picks: These are the most popular resort choices for those coming from the Salt Lake City metro area.
Idaho
Travel restrictions between Utah and Idaho: None
Montana
Travel restrictions between Utah and Montana: None
Wyoming
Travel restrictions between Utah and Wyoming: None as of Jan. 22. Face coverings for those 12+ required in most businesses and on public transportation.
