Utah Ski
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Park City Mountain Resort
Park City, Utah

Park City Mountain Resort is located 32 miles east of Salt Lake City via I-80 to Highway 224 to the town of Park City. Park City has a shuttle system that runs all over town, free of charge. Buses run every 20 minutes from nearly everywhere in the town, from early morning to late evening.

Vertical Drop: 3,100'
Top Elevation: 10,000'
Base Elevation: 6,900'
Lifts: 14 (4 sixpacks, 10 chairs)
Terrain: 17% 46% 37%

Trails: 100
Skiable Acres: 3,300
Longest Run: 3.5 miles

Annual Snowfall: 350"
Snowmaking: 475 acres

Snowboards: Yes/snowboard park

Season: Mid November - Mid April

Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM daily
Halfday begins 1:00 PM
Night Skiing: 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Park City Mountain Resort delivers the goods for skiers and snowboarders of just about every persuasion. This is a big mountain by North American standards, and the lift-served terrain seems to grow every year.

Snowbasin
Huntsville, Utah, USA

The addition of the new Snowbasin Road has made Snowbasin only 33 miles from downtown Salt Lake City and 40 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport.

From the South and the Salt Lake City International Airport: Take I-15 North, exit to I-84 east to Mt. Green/Huntsville (#92), follow the signs to Highway 167 and head west 3 miles on the Snowbasin Road to Snowbasin.

From the North: Snowbasin is 17 miles east of Ogden via 12th Street exit off of I-15, east through Ogden Canyon to Highway 167 or State Road 226. From Park City, take I-80 north to I-84 at Echo Junction. Continue west on I-84 to Mt. Green/Huntsville (#96), follow the signs to Highway 167 and head west 3 miles on the Snowbasin Road to Snowbasin.

Vertical Drop: 2,959'
Top Elevation: 9,350'
Lifts: 9 (1 double, 4 triples, 1 high speed quad,
2 eight-passenger gondolas, 1 fifteen passenger tram)
Terrain: 20% 50% 30%

Skiable Acres: 3,200
Trails: 53
Longest Run: Elk Ridge

Annual Snowfall: 400"
Snowmaking: 581 acres

Cross Country: Nordic Center
Snowboards: Yes

Season: Mid-November to mid-Apri

Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM 7 days a week

Powder Mountain Resort
Eden, Utah, USA

From Salt Lake International Airport take I-15 north to the Ogden 12th Street exit. Turn east and follow the signs through Ogden Canyon. From Park City take I-80 east to the I-84 junction, then west on I-84 to exit 96.

Vertical Drop: 1,300'
Top Elevation: 8,900'
Lifts: 6 (3 chairs, 3 surface)
Terrain: 10% 60% 30%

Skiable Acres: 1,600 lift-served
Annual Snowfall: 500"

Snowboards: Yes

Season: Mid November - April
Hours: 9:30 AM - 10:00 PM daily
Halfday begins 9:30 AM and Noon

Sundance
Sundance, Utah, USA

Sundance ski resort is located 51 miles south of Salt Lake City via I-15. Sundance is located in the North Fork of Provo Canyon.

Vertical Drop: 2,150'
Top Elevation: 8,250'
Lifts: 3
Terrain: 20% 40% 40%
Skiable Acres: 450
Annual Snowfall: 320"

Cross Country: 24km groomed
Snowshoeing: 10km
Snowboards: Yes

Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM daily
Halfday begins 12:30 PM

Lift Tickets: Adult 1-day Weekend Lift Ticket: $37
Seniors 65+ ski free

For those of you who like specifics, Sundance was named by the editors of Ski magazine as one of the best lesser-known areas in the country. It boasts 450 acres of pristine Utah terrain and snow, and a vertical drop of 2,150 feet. Our Quad lift from the village eases access to additional lifts and terrain ranging from beginner to expert.

Beaver Mountain
Logan Canyon, Utah

Beaver Mountain is located 27 miles east of Logan, Utah, in the Wasatch-Cache National Forest, off Highway 89. From Salt Lake City take I-15 North to Exit 364, on Highway 89 to Logan. Once in Logan, turn right at 400 North. Continue on this road (Hwy. 89) to the resort, 27 miles up Logan Canyon. From Bear Lake, take highway 89 West through Logan Canyon. Beaver Mountain is 14 miles from Garden City.

Vertical Drop: 1,600'
Top Elevation: 8,800'
Lifts: 3 chairs
Terrain: 35% 40% 25%
Skiable Acres: 464
Annual snowfall: 400"
Snowboards: Yes

Season: December - March

Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM daily
Halfday begins 12:30 PM

Beaver Mountain is one of Utah’s best kept secrets. Over 464 skiable acres, Beaver has well-maintained slopes, northeastern exposure for morning sun and avalanche-free conditions. Family-owned and operated since 1939, Beaver Mountain believes in giving each skier the personal touch. Beaver Mountain is an all-around ski resort that is big on giving you and your family the best skiing experience around.