SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) – While many of us are preparing for Thanksgiving, some are getting ready for a different treat.
Throughout Utah, snowflakes have started falling. The snow in the Salt Lake City area was even visible from space, courtesy of this view from the International Space Station. Snow falling in Utah can only mean one thing – it is nearly ski season.
Utah, known for having the greatest snow on earth, has 14 ski resorts. Here is a look at the anticipated opening dates for each resort for the 2021-22 season, courtesy of Ski Utah.
Alta Ski Area: November 20
Beaver Mountain: TBA
Brian Head Resort: Delayed, TBA
Brighton Resort: November 22 for pass holders
Cherry Peak Resort: TBA
Deer Valley Resort: December 4
Eagle Point Resort: December 17
Nordic Valley: December 3
Park City Mountain: TBA
Powder Mountain: TBA
Snowbasin Resort: Delayed, TBA
Snowbird: December 1
Solitude Mountain Resort: November 23
Sundance Mountain Resort: December 10
Woodward Park City: November 19
Before you head into the mountains, be sure to check Utah’s Most Accurate Forecast for what to expect.
