Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort-Winter

In the middle of the Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort may be just what you are looking for when it comes to hitting the slopes this winter.

Their 89 runs are accessible to all skill levels with 27% being designated as beginner runs, 38% as intermediate runs and 35% as advanced runs. From the 11,000 foot high Hidden Peak to the Baby Thunder at 7760 feet, the “dry” powder on Snowbird’s mountains is known worldwide.

The longest run at Snowbird is Chips Run at 2.5 miles long and the longest descent is Gad Valley at 3.5 miles.

Winter fun doesn’t end on the ski slopes, although. Snowbird is also home to the Snowbird Terrain Park featuring the “Superpipe”.  Winter guests will also enjoy tubing, ice skiing, snowsnoeing, snowmobile tours and ice climbing, to name a few.

There should be no problem finding a place to rest your head on vacation in Snowbird. The resort recently completed a 5.6 million dollar renovation to their Cliff Lodge adding new furnishings, new bathroom tiles, flat screen televisions and tempur-pedic beds in the spa-level rooms. Other accommodations include: The Lodge at Snowbird and the Inn at Snowbird.

Another highlight to Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort is the abundance of dining options in close proximity. Diners can choose from The Aerie, known as Snowbird’s “ultimate dining experience” to The Steak Pit and from The Forklift offering breakfast and lunch to The Rendezvous.

When it comes to Apres Ski, Snowbird doesn’t “skimp” on the nightlife. El Chanate Cantina features Utah’s largest selection of tequilas while The Tram Club is home to billiards, fooseball, video games, and live music. Other Apres Ski options include The Lodge Bistro Lounge and The Wildflower Lounge.

With all of the things to do in Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort, you may find yourself extending your vacation or business trip just a few extra days.

Jason Palat

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