Snowbasin
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Snowbasin Trail Map
111 Runs
3,000 Feet of Vert
3,000 Skiable Acres
45 Minutes From Salt Lake City
Lodging
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Alaskan Inn
This secluded boutique hotel off the banks of the beautiful Ogden River is only a 15-minute shuttle ride from Snowbasin. Each of the twenty two Alaskan-inspired themed suites and private cabins are equipped with a jacuzzi tub.
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Compass Rose Lodge
Compass Rose Lodge offers 15 beautifully-appointed king and queen bedrooms for those wishing to visit beautiful Huntsville. With steam-punk elements, an onsite lunar observatory and modern amenities, guests experience an unforgettable stay.
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Lakeside Resort Properties
Snowbasin's closest lodging features a complimentary ski shuttle daily. Lakeside Resort Properties are beautiful, cozy condominiums located in Huntsville, Utah.
Resort Information
Who is Snowbasin for?
Snowbasin appeals to all skiers and snowboarders. There’s always an easy way down for beginners and intermediate guests. Meanwhile, untracked terrain — oftentimes days after a storm — in steep bowls, narrow chutes and tricky forests challenge more advanced skiers and riders. And for those seeking big air, three terrain parks provide a strong rail game.
Olympic Legacy
Speed down the same slopes Olympians did at the 2002 Winter Olympics. Snowbasin’s Olympic legacy lives on the steep pitches of Grizzly Downhill and Wildflower Downhill, the black diamond runs that hosted the women’s and men’s downhill, super G and combined races.
Parking and Transportation
Snowbasin offers complimentary parking in five locations: Earl's Lot, Maples Lot, Canyon Rim Lot, Wildcat Lot and Overflow parking. Once parked, walk to a designated pick-up site to be transported to the base area. Snowbasin encourages carpools, so if you’re a car of three or more people, you can access priority parking in Lot A of Earl's Lot on a first-come, first-served basis.
Night Skiing
Snowbasin does not offer night skiing.
Nordic Skiing
Nordic skiers get a boost at Snowbasin, where they have more than 16 miles of trails they can access for free. Suitable for both skating and classic style Nordic skiing, the trails wind through snowy glades and meadows under towering mountain peaks.
Restaurants and Places to Relax
Earl’s Lodge Servery: Consider Earl’s Lodge a hub for ski-day food and apres-ski festivities. Fresh-baked pastries and espresso sweeten up any morning. Fuel the rest of your day with hearty burgers, homestyle turkey pot pie, or homemade pizza and pair it off with a cold local craft beer. Head to Cinnabar inside Earl’s Lodge for gastro-pub style cuisine, specialty cocktails, apps, lunch or apres-ski.
Needles Lodge: Until 3 p.m., Needles Lodge opens to those seeking a luxury dining experience. Relax while taking in awe-inspiring views of the Ogden Valley from 8,700 feet. Award-winning chefs prepare and present gourmet cuisine with the freshest ingredients right before your eyes.
John Paul Lodge: A 12-minute lift ride takes Snowbasin skiers and riders to the John Paul Lodge for gourmet sandwiches, hearty soups and fresh salads. Sit by a crackling fire to warm up or head outside on the patio to soak up the sun.
The Overlook: Snowbasin's newest restaurant, The Overlook waits 8,700' high with views of the resort and the Ogden Valley below. Stop by for a specialty meal and a drink. Ages 21+ during winter operations.
Strawberry Slopeside: The go-to spot for a bite to eat and a beer at the base of Strawberry Gondola. Drop in for a quick refresh during lunch hours, between 11:00am and 2:30pm.
Snow Report
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Alta Ski Area
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 86″
Open Runs: 0/118
Opening: 11/24/2021
Closing: 04/24/2022
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Beaver Mountain
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 60″
Open Runs: 0/48
Opening: 12/22/2021
Closing: 04/03/2022
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Brian Head Ski Resort
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 52″
Open Runs: 0/71
Opening: 11/24/2021
Closing: 04/17/2022
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Brighton
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 88″
Open Runs: 0/66
Opening: 11/23/2021
Closing: 04/24/2022
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Cherry Peak
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 30″
Open Runs: 0/20
Opening: 12/21/2021
Closing: 04/02/2022
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Deer Valley Resort
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 56″
Open Runs: 0/103
Opening: 12/04/2021
Closing: 04/17/2022
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Eagle Point
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 45″
Open Runs: 0/39
Opening: 12/17/2021
Closing: 04/03/2022
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Nordic Valley
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 32″
Open Runs: 0/40
Opening: 12/11/2021
Closing: 03/27/2022
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Park City Mountain
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 46″
Open Runs: 0/341
Opening: 11/28/2021
Closing: 04/17/2022
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Powder Mountain
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 30″
Open Runs: 0/154
Opening: 12/17/2021
Closing: 04/10/2022
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Snowbasin Resort
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 50″
Open Runs: 0/107
Opening: 12/11/2021
Closing: 04/17/2022
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Snowbird
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 89″
Open Runs: 0/141
Opening: 12/01/2021
Closing: 05/15/2022
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Solitude Mountain Resort
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 80″
Open Runs: 0/82
Opening: 11/23/2021
Closing: 05/01/2022
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Sundance Mountain Resort
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 43″
Open Runs: 0/50
Opening: 12/18/2021
Closing: 04/03/2022
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Woodward Park City
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 18″
Open Runs: 0/11
Opening: 12/11/2021
Closing: 05/01/2022
Run Highlights
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Elk Ridge
You'll find some breathtaking views when you take the Strawberry Express Gondola to a prime spot between DeMoisy Peak (9,370 feet) and Strawberry Peak (9,265 feet). The views continue on the Elk Ridge trail, with its gentle ridgeline start into wide-open terrain. It may be a leg-burner for the 2,500 feet of vertical, but you’re getting double duty on this run.
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Men’s Olympic Legacy
Don't miss the 2002 Winter Olympics men's Grizzly Downhill course, designed by Bernhard Russi. It has fewer trail merges than the women’s course and 2,897 feet of vertical, so you won’t have to bring a map. Take the John Paul Express Quad to the Allen Peak Tram, which will let you off at the starting line. Hit Men’s Start, then merge onto John Paul Trail and then Grizzly Downhill.
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Women’s Olympic Legacy | Black Diamond
Get a taste of the 2002 Winter Olympics by following the route that made up the women’s Wildflower Downhill course. To get yourself to the starting line, take the John Paul Express Quad to the Allen Peak Tram. The course begins at Women's Start, merging onto John Paul Trail, then Wildflower Downhill, Draba Drop, City Hill, and finally, Women's Finish — altogether, 2,625 feet of vertical drop.
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