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Check out the latest ski and snowboard photos from Utah ski resorts via the gallery below. These mountain and skiing pictures are sourced by our editorial team, the ski resorts themselves, as well as uploaded to our OnTheSnow Ski & Snow Report Mobile App thanks to skiers and riders like you! The firsthand comments and photos provide a crowd-sourced look at what's happening right now at Utah ski resorts, and anyone can upload a ski area photo using the app and see it live right here. Don't miss these up-to-the-minute skiing shots or the opportunity to contribute your own!
Landscape shot of Sugarloaf pass, the upper reaches of Albion basin with Mt Baldy in the background. Black and white.
Copyright: Jay Dash
Ski Sundown
Copyright: Ski Sundown
A skier digs into 21 inches above the Canyons Village.
Copyright: Park City Mountain Resort
Gentlemen, start your engines...
Copyright: Chris Segal, Snowbird
Some of the first turns of the 18/19 season were carved at Wolf Creek on October 13.
Copyright: Wolf Creek, Scott DW Smith
Slashing big turns on opening day.
Copyright: Wolf Creek, Scott DW Smith
Not bad conditions for the first day of the North American ski season.
Copyright: Wolf Creek, Scott DW Smith
First chair of the 18/19 season is cause for celebration.
Copyright: Wolf Creek, Christian Murdock
Lapping Wolf Creek's opening day powder.
Copyright: Wolf Creek, Christian Murdock
Opening day perspective.
Copyright: Wolf Creek, Christian Murdock
Park City pumpkin patch.
Copyright: Park City Mountain, Rebekah Stevens
Snowbird was among many Utah resorts to see early season snowfall this October.
Copyright: Snowbird, Brian Brown
Alta was one of many Utah ski areas to receive an early October dusting.
Copyright: Rocko Menzyk, Alta Ski Area
October snow at Snowbird created a stunning mix of fire and ice.
Copyright: David Amirault, Snowbird
Snowbird saw double digit dumps this month that produced some of the best conditions of the season.
Copyright: MattCrawley
16 inches in 48 hours at Solitude. You do the math.
Copyright: Solitude Mountain
Alta saw 2 feet in 2 days this February.
Copyright: Rocko Menzyk
Leave it to Beaver Mountain to produce inspiring shots like this.
Copyright: Matt Logan
Slashing through the fresh at Wolf Creek.
Copyright: Keenan DesPlanques
Deep thoughts at Brighton Resort.
Copyright: Brighton Resort, Chris Pearson/Ski Utah
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