The 2024/25 season is here. Snow is flying in the Wasatch mountains and you may be able to ride much sooner than you think. Get your gear ready! Another storm bringing a total of 16″ of snow is on it’s way and if you want to be the first set of tracks on the mountain stop by and get ready with the experts from Salty Peaks Snowboard Shop.
Utah Resorts
Alta Ski Area – November 22, 2024
Beaver Mountain – TBA
Brian Head Resort – November 8, 2024
Brighton Resort – TBA
Cherry Peak Resort – TBA
Deer Valley Resort – December 7, 2024
Eagle Point Resort – December 20, 2024
Nordic Valley – TBA
Park City Mountain – November 22, 2024
Powder Mountain – TBA
Snowbasin Resort – November 29, 2024
Snowbird – November 28, 2024
Solitude Mountain Resort – November 22, 2024
Sundance Mountain Resort – December 2, 2024
Woodward Park City – TBA
Colorado Resorts
Wolf Creek — First to open, Oct. 22
Arapahoe Basin — Now Open, Nov. 2
Keystone Resort — Now Open, Nov. 2
Loveland Ski Area — As soon as conditions allow in early November
Winter Park Resort — As soon as conditions allow in early November
Breckenridge Ski Resort — Nov. 8
Copper Mountain Resort — Nov. 8
Monarch Mountain — TBA in November
Eldora — Nov. 15
Vail Mountain — Nov. 15
Purgatory Resort — Nov. 16
Steamboat — Nov. 23
Beaver Creek Resort — Nov. 27
Crested Butte Mountain Resort — Nov. 27
Aspen Mountain — Nov. 28
Granby Ranch — Nov. 28
Snowmass — Nov. 28
Telluride Ski Resort — Nov. 28
Powderhorn Mountain Resort — Nov. 29
Howelsen Hill Ski Area — Nov. 30
Sunlight Mountain Resort — Dec. 13
Echo Mountain — As soon as conditions allow in December
Ski Cooper — Dec.11
Aspen Highlands — Dec. 14
Buttermilk — Dec. 14
Silverton — Dec. 28
Uphill Travel Policies
If you just can’t possibly wait until the chairs start spinning uphill travel is still allowed at almost every resort. Be sure to check in with your local resort before hitting the slopes. During certain times there can be restrictions on uphill travel due to snow making equipment, dangerous conditions, and/or trail improvements.
Pre-season split boarding is a perfect way to get the legs moving for the season and test out your equipment in nice and easy going terrain. Lack of snow exposes rocks and other obstacles that are typically covered during the regular season. In preseason be sure to plan an easy route. You still have the whole season to ride.
Solitude- PRESEASON UPHILL TRAVEL POLICY (uphill travel is currently CLOSED, check this page daily for updates)
Brighton- Always check the stoplight on the top of the main lodge at Brighton and this page. If it is green you are good to go. Yellow means caution and stay on designated split routes. Red is no go.
Park City- Don’t text uphill to (435) 244-1769 because the number isn’t working and instead call the main office or check in here.
