Snowbird Ski And Summer Resort
x 35 Minutes from SLC Airport
Spectacular scenery and legendary powder paralleled by Snowbird’s dedication to customer service make for the vacation of a lifetime.
New this year at the Bird is expanded snowcat skiing and a high-speed quad to replace the old Gad 2 double chairlift. End the day relaxing in the rooftop hot tub at The Cliff Spa, and enjoy the sunset refl ecting off Mount Baldy and Hidden Peak. Snowbird’s pedestrian village off ers easy access to restaurants for all tastes, as well as lounges and shopping. More than 40 feet of snow annually make it possible for Snowbird to off er the longest season in Utah, sometimes open until the Fourth of July.
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LOCAL TIP: Snowbird’s fi ve-week Adventure Team is a big hit with the local kids. Enroll your little ones in a Mountain School day program to get the same experience of exploring Snowbird’s secret spots while improving skills.
Lift-served acreage: 2,500 acres
(+1,000 snowcat-served acres)
Lift-served vertical: 3,240 feet
Average Snowfall: 500 inches
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