For serious skiers, there’s no better place to hit the slopes than at Utah’s Alta Ski Area. The ski area first opened for business in January of 1939 with one single-seat chairlift to whisk skiers up the mountain for 25 cents per ride. Alta formed a partnership with Snowbird more than 20 years ago …
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Touting itself as “The Place Where Utah Learns to Ski & Ride”, Brighton Resort is a family friendly destination for endless winter fun. There’s nothing flashy or pretentious here, and that’s just the way thousands of weekly skiers and snowboarders like it. Once you’ve been here, you’ll surely return, as the Big Cottonwood Canyon …
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Snowbasin Ski Resort is a true riders mountain. And that’s no surprise since it’s one of the oldest continually operated ski areas in North America. There’s not much to do here other than ski or snowboard and with what this mountain has to offer, that’s plenty. Snowbasin Highlights Snowbasin Ski Resort is known for …
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If you want a bit of everything on your next mountain vacation, look no further than Park City. It’s the biggest resort in the United States so this place truly has something for everyone. From epic skiing/snowboarding to fantastic shopping and dining, Park City is guaranteed to satisfy your every need. Park City Highlights …
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The history of Powder Mountain Resort goes back to its inauspicious opening on February 19, 1972, when the ski area first opened with one lift, a handful of runs, a ski school and night lighting. Steady growth has been the mantra over the years as new lifts were installed and new runs developed. That …
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