SNOWBIRD SKI & SUMMER RESORT
snowbird.com
Unmatched accessibility,
deep powder, exciting
terrain, a pedestrian
slopeside village and fi rst-
class services combine
to make Snowbird
an unparalleled Utah
destination. Snowbird
receives an average of 500
inches of legendary Little
Cottonwood Canyon powder
a year – enough to make
the average ski season
last from mid-November to
Memorial Day!
Featuring the fi rst ski area
tunnel in North America,
Snowbird is also known for
its 125-passenger Aerial
Tram and long, continuous
vertical runs. Snowbird,
along with neighboring Alta,
share a dual-resort ticket
providing 4,700 acres of
skiable terrain.
The resort’s rooftop Cliff
Spa rejuvenates with a full
compliment of treatments,
including therapeutic and
relaxing massages, scrubs
and wraps, aromatherapy,
salon services, facials, yoga
and fi tness classes. Endless
winter activities, including
snowmobiling, snowshoeing
and shopping keep the
family entertained while
Snowbird’s 15 restaurants
will have everyone smiling.
Located 29 miles from
Salt Lake City International
Airport, Snowbird Ski &
Summer Resort is North
America’s most accessible
ski and ride destination.
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