UTAH

Wintertime Storytelling With Shoshone Tribal Elders

Written By Michael Gross

3 minute read

We’re shining a spotlight on elders from the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation who keep tribal history alive through the stories traditionally told and retold in winter months.

A Winter’s Desert: Visiting Southern Utah in the Slow Months

Written By Brinley Froelich

7 minute read

Experiencing the peace of canyon country in the winter is an attraction of its own.

Max Out Your Multi-Pass

Written By Paula Colman

With so many ski and snowboard resorts easily accessible in and around Utah, using the state as your gateway can maximize the value of any multi-pass. Here's some tips on how to make your ski vacation more flexible, fun and affordable than ever before!

Adaptive Skiing: Meet Three Inspiring Young People

Written By Bob Wassom

4 minute read

Meet three young skiers who have overcome physical challenges to find freedom on Utah’s mountains.

11 More Utah Winter Experiences Outside the Ski Resorts

Written By Matador

8 minute read

No matter your level of adventure, you will find good reason to save some time for a day away from the resort.

Winter in Southern Utah Like a Local

Written By Andrew Dash Gillman

4 minute read

Southern Utah comes alive in winter with unexpected experiences for those who are well-prepared and solitude for those who want to expand their view.

Winter Magic, Magnified

Enjoy snowflakes with fresh eyes through macro photography.

Hiring a Backcountry Ski Guide

Written By Megan Michelson

6 minute read

Thinking of exploring backcountry terrain this winter? We can see why. With empty slopes and fresh powder, it’s an alluring idea. But there are things you should know before you venture out of bounds.

Winter in the Bryce Canyon Area: Hiking, Cross-Country Skiing and Snowmobiling

Written By Jeremy Pugh

4 minute read

Learn more about why Bryce Canyon and the surrounding areas are the perfect place for winter hiking, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.

Family and Budget Guide to the One and Only Ski City: Salt Lake

Written By Kristen Pope

6 minute read

With 11 family-friendly resorts nearby, Salt Lake City skiing, dining and entertainment options make Utah one of the best ski destinations in the western U.S.

Find a Winter Refresh in a Utah State Park

Written By Rosie Serago

4 minute read

The best Utah state parks will entice you with ice fishing, white sand and snow-dusted scenery. Take a winter break to refresh with a visit to a few of these places.

Best Après Ski Bars in Park City and Beyond

Written By Austen Diamond

4 minute read

Want to master the art of après? Here’s your guide to the best après-ski bars in Park City and the Wasatch Front.

Top Ski Towns in Utah

Written By Andrew Dash Gillman

5 minute read

The best ski towns in Utah tout easy access to The Greatest Snow on Earth®, along with lively culture, fine dining and off-mountain activities.

Turning the Lens on a Wintry Southern Utah

Written By Tiffany Nguyen

4 minute read

Discover some of the most picturesque places to photograph in Southern Utah, and learn some tips for how to shoot and travel responsibly.

How to Prepare for Your Utah Ski Vacation

Written By Evan Thayer

4 minute read

Follow these five simple tips to take full advantage of The Greatest Snow on Earth®.

Escape Crowds on a Quiet Winter Visit to East Zion

Written By Jenny Willden

5 minute read

See Zion dusted in snow on a winter escape to the east side — where you’ll likely have the whole place to yourself.

11 Classy Ski Experiences That are Uniquely Utah

Written By Visit Utah

From sheer proximity and the biggest mountains to a ski-in distillery and a celebrity-owned resort, these are the reasons to ski Utah now.

A Mom’s Take On Sharing Skiing With the Next Generation

Written By Alexandra Lev

5 minute read

For many families in Utah, skiing is a way of life that is passed down from generation to generation. A woman expecting her first child reflects on her family’s multi-generational skiing connection to Utah’s mountains and how she will pass down the tradition while living out of state.