Southern Utah is known as a summer paradise, but the winters are also fantastic. When cool temperatures roll in, the crowds roll out, and visitors can find solitude while hiking trails and relaxing at overlooks to enjoy stunning sunsets.

Utah has long been home to The Greatest Snow on Earth®. Now, it has become the epicenter for Epic Pass, Ikon Pass and several other multi-resort ski passes. With 15 world-class venues in the State and dozens more within a day’s drive, Utah should be your gateway to adventure on and off the slopes. Discover from Utah locals how to max out your pass, chase the powder, and live the dream. Yes, we get a little excited about our snow. Discover why when you visit Utah.

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Follow this winter guide through the dune fields and deep canyons of Dixie's parklands and natural wonders in Southeastern Utah.

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Epic Pass bills itself as A Pass for Everyone. What many don’t consider is how much really great skiing — and playing — you can do with an Epic Pass in Utah alone.

The Ikon Pass is tailor-made for a ski vacation in Utah. Although you can spend your entire trip at just one stellar ski resort, your Ikon Pass and the accessibility of the Salt Lake City/Park City metro area makes it possible to enjoy them ALL.

A quick drive from Salt Lake City to Antelope Island to a multi-day excursion deep in Monument Valley, numerous options await stargazers seeking to view the Milky Way of Utah’s pristine and beautiful dark skies.

A guided experience canyoneering in the remote Robbers Roost.

Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned canyoneer, here are six expert tips for your next canyoneering adventure.