When do Utah ski resorts open for 2019-20 season? Sure, it’s only October, but that isn’t too soon to talk about when Utah’s ski resorts are opening for the 2019-2020 season. These Utah ski resort opening dates are valid as…
2019 Utah Ski Swaps for Buying & Selling Gear Get cash for your season pass by unloading your used winter gear at Utah ski swaps, or shop for new-to-you ski or snowboarding gear. This big list includes Utah ski swaps…
The time for corn snow, goggle tans, and ski shenanigans is here, and all the fun makes it worth riding even if the pow is gone. While skiers and snowboarders love the longer days, sunshine, and warmer temps of spring…
Connecting the Dots with the Ski Utah Interconnect Tour The hardest decision to make when skiing in Utah is often, which resort to ski? For the folks who always order the appetizer sampler or suffer from FOMO (Fear of Missing…
What You Need to Know at Deer Valley’s FIS World Championships If you LOVE the Winter Olympics, get a taste of the Games in Park City, Utah at the 2018 FIS World Championships where the world’s best aerial and mogul skiers…
Join Ski Utah and Protect Our Winters (POW), in partnership with Utah Transit Authority (UTA), Alta Ski Area, Powder Mountain, Snowbird, Solitude Mountain Resort, and Sundance Mountain Resort for a day carpooling, ridesharing, or riding UTA to the slopes for POW Day on January…
Not everyone loves winter. There are those who hibernate, and there are those who see winter as a new playground for adventure. Some people fall somewhere in the middle. No matter where you fall on this spectrum, it might be…
A Backcountry Yurting Adventure Up Millcreek Canyon When I look at the forecast and see that a substantial amount of snow is expected in the next 24 hours, my heart skips a beat. Northern Utah’s snowfall has been abnormally low…
Our Guide to Santa Skiing & Celebrating the Holidays Utah Ski Resorts ‘Tis the season—for skiing. Celebrate the holidays on the ski slopes with our definitive guide to free Santa skiing, torchlight parades, Saint Nick visits, and New Year’s celebrations…
All Quiet on the Wasatch Front: 6 Ways to Beat the Winter Blues Bears aren’t the only ones hibernating. Short days, freezing temperatures, and scarce powder alerts have slowed hobnobbing and happenings to almost a complete stop. After the holidays…
