Ski resort dining has come along way in recent years. Do yourself a favor and skip the brown-bagged PB&J for a day and try one of these great options at local resorts.
Satisfy your mid-day hunger on mountain at Watson Shelter and try their 100% grass fed Utah beef hamburger. Not a carnivore? Their tasty french fries, salads and soups are sure to fill you. When you return to the base, enjoy a lively après ski scene at Goldminer’s Saloon with freshly-baked pizza and a large selection local and national beer. alta.com
Sharpen your skills or gain new ones at local ski resort camps, clinics and classes. Only a few clinics are highlighted here, but for full listings (including children’s classes) visit the resorts’ websites.
Fall is upon us again, and before you know it snow will be falling and ski season in full swing. Prepare early by purchasing a season pass at your favorite resort and getting familiar with this list of resort upgrades.
Access 200 miles of scenic mountain bike trails this summer with Brian Head’s combined chairlift and shuttle services. To reach major area trailheads, use the weekend Sky Lift service, or stay and ride in the Mountain Bike Park. If you’re not looking to bike, weekend chairlift service is also available to hikers and sightseers. Or see the sights on an ATV tour or horseback ride. For more information call 435-677-2035. brianhead.com
Enjoy summer activities starting June 17, like scenic gondola rides, uncrowded hikes, mountain biking, kids’ summer camps and live concerts. Beginning in June, a farmer’s market takes place in the Cabriolet parking lot from noon–6 p.m. on Wednesdays, which continues until October. For more information call 435-615-3440. thecanyons.com
Open for lift-served mountain biking, hiking and scenic chairlift rides from June 17–Labor Day, then September 10–11. Bike rentals and lessons are available. Outdoor concerts will be held on Wednesdays and weekends throughout the summer. Call 435-649-1000 for more information. deervalley.com
Escape the heat and enjoy scenic lift rides, mountain biking and hiking daily starting June 10. Need an adrenaline rush? Check out the Alpine Slide, Alpine Coaster or Zip Rider. The little ones will love kid-friendly activities like human mazes and mini golf. Call 435-649-8111 for more information. parkcitymountain.com
See spectacular sites on a Summer Safari 4x4 Tour of areas that are otherwise inaccessible to the public by vehicle. Each three-hour tour is tailored to meet guest’s desires and to take advantage of the changing scenery, wildlife and weather. Price is $75 for adults, $35 for children 3–12 years old. Reservations are required and can be made by calling 801-745-3772 or emailing This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . powdermountain.com
Hiking, mountain biking, disc golf and children’s activities are available starting June 25. You can also take a shuttle back to the base from some locations after your hike or bike ride. For more information call 801-620-1000. snowbasin.com
Festivals and concerts are summer staples at Snowbird. Check out the Cool Air Concerts on Saturdays, Brewfest in June, the Mountain Music Festival in July and Oktoberfest in August and September. Or race to your heart’s content at the Mountain Bout Bike Race on July 2, the Speedgoat 50K on July 30 or the Bicycle Hill Climb on August 13. Aerial tram rides, mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, Alpine Slide, ZipRider and kids’ activities are also available. Call 801-933-2222 for more information. snowbird.com
Hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, geocaching, white water rafting and kayaking are available throughout the summer. Live concerts start on June 26. For more information call 801-745-3737. wolfcreekutah.com
Are you a first-timer ready to try your luck at rails, boxes and rollers? Or a seasoned park veteran looking to hone your skills? No matter which group you fit in to, Utah’s resorts offer a plethora of varying terrain park options so you can mix it up throughout the season.
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