Get More Mountain Time in Utah
If you were watching Ski Utah’s Official Snow Report last season, you may have noticed that Utah ski resorts saw upwards of 700 inches of snow. If you’re like us, your dreams of big snow have you researching the best multi-passes and freshening up your powder ski skills. Of course, it’s not all deep powder. Utah’s resorts welcome all skiers and riders, whether you’re introducing your family to downhill or looking for a girls trip that both challenges and empowers. Either way, skiing in Utah guarantees you’ll get Get More Mountain Time™ .
Utah ski resorts are known for having The Greatest Snow on Earth© (and their hospitality), but it’s the ease of the experience that brings people here year after year. From Salt Lake City, it takes minutes, not hours, to get to most Northern Utah resorts, and heading to Southern Utah gives you access not only to world-class skiing but iconic national parks and famed outdoor adventures.
Get inspired by Utah’s snow, learn why seemingly every multi-pass finds its base camp on Utah’s Wasatch Front, then explore family guides, intriguing lodging options and other stories to help shape your trip.
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