Woodward Park City
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Woodward Trail Map
11 Runs
349 Feet of Vert
60 Skiable Acres
25 Minutes From Salt Lake City
Resort Information
Who is Woodward Park City for?
Woodward Park City isn’t your typical ski resort. The versatility of this year-round sports complex appeals to adventure-seekers of all ages and skill levels. This resort will feel like home for adrenaline junkies who crave new experiences. Even pros won’t get bored with the resort’s 60 skiable acres, but you don’t have to be an expert to enjoy your time. In fact, Woodward Park City is the perfect place to explore a new sport for any age or ability.
Focused on Progression
Every element of Woodward Park City was designed to help guests build confidence and skills. The mountain park ranges from ‘extra-small’ approachable features to large terrain features. Warm up at the Start Park, gain confidence in the Progress Parks, then show off your skills on the pipe or in the jump line.
Indoor Action Sports Park
It’s not all skiing and snowboarding at Woodward Park City. The indoor action sports center has over 66,000 square feet of pump tracks, skate ramps, trampolines, foam pits, parkour zones and more.
Snow Tubing
Race down the longest tubing lanes in Utah at Woodward Park City (formerly Gorgoza Park). This wildly popular attraction is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tubing sessions are two hours long, and guests can book online in advanced for an unforgettable day with adventurous friends and family. Reservations are highly encouraged.
Open Year-Round
In the winter, Utah’s legendary snow beckons ski and snowboarders to Woodward Park City's slopes and outdoor terrain parks. In summer, you can rip down the same epic trails on a mountain bike or drop into the outdoor park on a scooter, skateboard, bike or skates.
Night Skiing
Visitors can keep the hot laps going into the evening! Woodward keeps their chairlift spinning until 7:00 pm, offering well-lit terrain parks and runs after dark.
Visiting from lower elevations? Read these high-altitude tips for your Utah ski vacation to make the most of your days on the mountain.
Snow Report
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Alta Ski Area
New Snow: 5″
Base Depth: 151″
Open Runs: 115/118
Opening: 11/22/2024
Closing: 04/20/2025
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Beaver Mountain
New Snow: 7″
Base Depth: 93″
Open Runs: 48/48
Opening: 12/20/2024
Closing: TBD
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Brian Head Ski Resort
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 54″
Open Runs: 72/72
Opening: 11/08/2024
Closing: TBD
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Brighton
New Snow: 4″
Base Depth: 112″
Open Runs: 76/77
Opening: 11/14/2024
Closing: 05/18/2025
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Cherry Peak
New Snow: 1″
Base Depth: 54″
Open Runs: 23/38
Opening: 12/26/2024
Closing: TBD
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Deer Valley Resort
New Snow: 5″
Base Depth: 83″
Open Runs: 122/123
Opening: 11/30/2024
Closing: 04/20/2025
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Eagle Point
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 54″
Open Runs: 42/42
Opening: 12/20/2024
Closing: 04/06/2025
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Nordic Valley
New Snow: 0″
Base Depth: 15″
Open Runs: 38/42
Opening: 12/06/2024
Closing: TBD
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Park City Mountain
New Snow: 4″
Base Depth: 94″
Open Runs: 336/350
Opening: 11/22/2024
Closing: 04/21/2025
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Powder Mountain
New Snow: 3″
Base Depth: 80″
Open Runs: 164/164
Opening: 12/06/2024
Closing: TBD
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Snowbasin Resort
New Snow: 2″
Base Depth: 112″
Open Runs: 111/115
Opening: 11/29/2024
Closing: TBD
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Snowbird
New Snow: 5″
Base Depth: 128″
Open Runs: 118/149
Opening: 11/28/2024
Closing: 05/26/2025
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Solitude Mountain Resort
New Snow: 5″
Base Depth: 106″
Open Runs: 67/82
Opening: 11/15/2024
Closing: TBD
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Sundance Mountain Resort
New Snow: 5″
Base Depth: 72″
Open Runs: 63/72
Opening: 12/04/2024
Closing: 04/06/2025
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Woodward Park City
New Snow: 3″
Base Depth: 53″
Open Runs: 10/11
Opening: 11/28/2024
Closing: TBD
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