Search concerts and events at all of Utah's 15 ski resorts. Hit the slopes during the day and enjoy a festival or concert in the evening.
October 27 2026 - December 6 2026
Lift tickets for the 2026–27 season go on sale December 1, 2026.
November 12 2026
Adult day pass sale – sale price $68 (reg $75)
November 20 2026
Join us for Opening Day of our 89th season—conditions permitting.
November 26 2026
Gather mountainside with your family for an unforgettable Thanksgiving culinary experience at The Aerie.
November 27 2026
Kick off the season at Snowbird. Snowbird's opening day is tentatively planned for November 27.
December 11 2026
Powder Mountain opens for the 2026/27 season on Friday, December 11, conditions permitting.
December 20 2026
A festive tree lighting in Solitude Village
December 22 2026
Celebrate the holidays with a treasure hunt on the mountain
December 23 2026
Paint ornaments and magnets at The Thirsty Squirrel
by Jordan Turner
Ever wonder about the history of resort trail names? This article covers the backstories of a few of the most iconic trail names at Utah ski resorts. Some are pretty straightforward; others might surprise you!
by Paula Colman
Save money on your next Utah ski trip with these tips to find the best flights, lodging and lift ticket deals.
by Yeti
The what, when, and where of Super El Niño and what it means for Utah this winter.
by Sarah Sherman
Where you can and can't ski or ride when the snow is falling but the lifts aren't turning.
by Tom Kelly
What does the Great Salt Lake have to do with Utah's famous powder? On this episode of Last Chair, Dr. Bonnie Baxter and Dr. Ben Abbott join host Tom Kelly to explore the lake's influence on Utah's snowfall, mountain ecosystems and air quality. Learn why the health of the Great Salt Lake matters to skiers, riders and everyone who calls Utah home.
by Jordan Turner
The economic impact of Utah's ski industry on the local community.
by Dallas Miller
Your guide to when Utah’s ski season starts, ends, and how to time things for your ideal ski vacation.
by Annie Davis
If you’re counting down the days until ski season (I know I am), chances are you’re already doing some things that can help get your body ready for the mountain. Walking the dog? Great. Chasing your kids around? Even better. Getting up and down from the floor? Congratulations - you’re training for skiing.
by Kevin Keller
Utah for dummies. Here's your first-timer's guide to skiing in Utah.
by Tom Kelly
Four-time Olympian and Olympic silver medalist Chris Mazdzer joins host Tom Kelly on Last Chair to share his journey from discovering luge in Lake Placid to making Olympic history in 2018.
by Jordan Turner
Ever wonder about the history of resort trail names? This article covers the backstories of a few of the most iconic trail names at Utah ski resorts. Some are pretty straightforward; others might surprise you!
by Sarah Sherman
Where you can and can't ski or ride when the snow is falling but the lifts aren't turning.
by Dallas Miller
Your guide to when Utah’s ski season starts, ends, and how to time things for your ideal ski vacation.
by Tom Kelly
Four-time Olympian and Olympic silver medalist Chris Mazdzer joins host Tom Kelly on Last Chair to share his journey from discovering luge in Lake Placid to making Olympic history in 2018.
by Paula Colman
Save money on your next Utah ski trip with these tips to find the best flights, lodging and lift ticket deals.
by Yeti
The what, when, and where of Super El Niño and what it means for Utah this winter.
by Tom Kelly
What does the Great Salt Lake have to do with Utah's famous powder? On this episode of Last Chair, Dr. Bonnie Baxter and Dr. Ben Abbott join host Tom Kelly to explore the lake's influence on Utah's snowfall, mountain ecosystems and air quality. Learn why the health of the Great Salt Lake matters to skiers, riders and everyone who calls Utah home.
by Jordan Turner
The economic impact of Utah's ski industry on the local community.
by Annie Davis
If you’re counting down the days until ski season (I know I am), chances are you’re already doing some things that can help get your body ready for the mountain. Walking the dog? Great. Chasing your kids around? Even better. Getting up and down from the floor? Congratulations - you’re training for skiing.
by Kevin Keller
Utah for dummies. Here's your first-timer's guide to skiing in Utah.
Partners In Promoting Utah Powder