POWDER MOUNTAIN RESORT
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Powder Mountain has consistently earned top ratings for Value and Snow Quality in the SKI magazine reader survey. Don’t tell the locals since they are still convinced this is their own private playground. Nevertheless, "Pow Mow" is becoming the “world’s best known secret spot.”
With over 7,000 acres of skiable terrain, Powder Mountain is one of North America’s largest ski areas. This is the place if you want endless pow or untouched corduroy. Even on the busiest day, you may only fi nd one skier per two acres of terrain. Almost 3,000 acres is a traditional lift served resort with an abundance of groomed trails and powder runs. The remaining 4,000 acres is nirvana for powder hounds.
Newcomers sometimes missed the best runs for their level of skiing and shredding so a team of locals was recruited to share their knowledge. Guests may choose from a free orientation over groomed cruisers with a Mountain Host or a day with a Mountain Adventure Pro making fresh tracks through secret glades, chutes & open bowls. After a few runs with a Pro or Host, guests naturally feel part of the Powder Mountain family.
For those seeking a once in a lifetime adventure, Powder Mountain offers guided backcountry tours at amazingly affordable prices. This season an additional 1,000 acres of expert chutes and bowls has been added to the current 2,000+ acres of intermediate terrain used by the Snowcat Powder Safari. The all-day snowcat adventure is limited to 20 guests a day in order to preserve the quality of the experience. Wolf Canyon, Powder Mountain’s steepest & deepest backcountry, is now open to a limited number of guided tours as well.
Whatever your level of thrill seeking, you will return home from Powder Mountain bragging about your discovery of a secret spot and your adventures on the slopes.
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