Elevation
1,939m–2,835m
Ski area
80 km
Lifts
13
Nearest airport
Ogden Hinckley Airport (OGD) - 13 km
Schools
0 listed
Snowbasin at a glance
Common questions
- Snowbasin generally sees significantly fewer crowds than other nearby resorts, partly because it's not on the Epic or Ikon pass networks. You can expect dramatically quieter slopes, particularly during peak times.
- Beginners will find dedicated gentle terrain at the Grizzly Center, located at the base. It offers a sheltered setting, ideal for learning and building confidence on the slopes.
- Absolutely. Advanced skiers can tackle the historic Olympic downhill course on Grizzly, which is open to the public. You'll also find steep chutes and gladed tree skiing in the John Paul area.
- The resort boasts 3,000 acres of skiable terrain, with 80 km of piste and an impressive 2,900ft of vertical drop. This provides diverse skiing across various areas.
- Snowbasin is known for its exceptional day lodges, such as Needles Lodge, which features fine dining options. You can enjoy gourmet meals alongside spectacular mountain views and a grand stone fireplace.
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About Snowbasin
Snowbasin is an outdoor ski area in Utah, the United States. The available data lists terrain from 1939 m to 2835 m elevation, 80 km of recorded slopes and 13 lifts.
Snowbasin resort guide
Snowbasin is an exceptional resort, known as the venue for the 2002 Olympic downhill. It boasts 3,000 acres of skiable terrain, stunning day lodges, and significantly fewer crowds compared to resorts like Park City or Snowbird. It's often considered Utah's best-kept secret.
Crucially, Snowbasin is not part of the Epic or Ikon pass networks, contributing to its dramatically quieter slopes.
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