Snowbasin

Snowbasin is regarded as one of Utah’s best kept secrets, with glorious long cruisers and plenty of charm. Having hosted the Downhill, Super G and Combined Runs at the 2002 Winter Olympics, the calibre of skiing at Snowbasin should not be doubted, though it is the resort’s family friendly credentials which earn it a place in the heart of many skiers.


With friendly staff, impressive timber lodges and diverse terrain, Snowbasin is as welcoming a resort as you are likely to visit, and not many people only visit it the once! The absence of mountain lodging and limited après ski prevents Snowbasin from being a leading ski resort and will deter international visitors, though this same absence has also allowed the resort to maintain its considerable character and charm.

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Salt Lake international airport is 36 miles south of Snowbasin. Salt Lake is a major hub for Delta and there are direct flights there from many cities in the US and also from London and Paris. Transfers to Snowbasin/Ogden from...

There is no on-mountain accommodation at Snowbasin, with most visitors instead preferring to stay nearby in either Eden or Huntsville towns situated to the north of the ski area, or in the busier but less proximate city of Ogden. The...

The Snowbasin Snowsports Learning Center ski school has more than 100 instructors and has packages specifically designed to suit skiers of any age, ability, style or gender! The PSIA/AASI Certified ski school offers both private and group lessons, with the...

Snowbasin Ski Area

Snowbasin Ski Lifts & Passes Snowbasin has an impressive and speedy lift system – so much so that readers of SKI magazine voted it the best lift system in North America in 2008. There are a total of nine lifts...

Snowbasin Beginners Though just 20 per cent of the terrain at Snowbasin is classified as beginner friendly, this figure doesn’t do justice to the enjoyable experience Snowbasin has to offer beginners. Snowbasin boasts a dedicated beginner's area, providing novices with...

Snowbasin Intermediate Skiing Snowbasin boasts an impressive proportion of intermediate-friendly terrain, with half of its trails classified as suitable for intermediates, though it is the resort’s long cruisers which make it a favorite among many skiers. Snowbasin is well known...

Snowbasin Expert Skiing Snowbasin's expert skiing is some of the best in Utha. Snowbasin has the third largest vertical drop in Utah and hence there is plenty to entertain expert skiers and boarders. Thirty per cent of Snowbasin’s ski terrain...

Snowbasin Boarding & Freestyle Snowbasin is one of Utah’s leading resorts for snowboarders, with three terrain parks and plenty of wide, open trails. Snowbasin introduced a new progressive terrain park system for the 2009/10 season, offering three terrain parks of...

Snowbasin Mountain Restaurants There are a total of six mountain restaurants at Snowbasin – three up on the mountain and three at the base area. Situated above the John Paul Express Quad, John Paul Lodge is a great place to...

Snowbasin Village

Snowbasin Restaurants & Bars With no village at Snowbasin, guests have a choice between the restaurants and bars inside Earl’s Lodge at the base area, or a trip to either Huntsville or Ogden. Typically open from 11am until 5pm, the...

Snowbasin Other Activities With no night skiing, heli-skiing or snowcat skiing at Snowbasin, the choice of other activities is fairly limited during the winter months at Snowbasin. Nordic Skiing Nordic skiing constitutes the main alternative to skiing or boarding at...

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