Skiing and Snowboarding

On the greatest snow on earth.

When the snow starts falling, it can mean only one thing—it’s time to gear up to get down in some powder. And the riding in Park City couldn’t be better. About thirty feet of the greatest snow on earth lands gently on Park City every year. And there is a reason the Wasatch Mountains are so famous for their snow. At only about 5% water content, Park City’s snow is so light and dry, that most of the time you can’t even make a snowball.

That reduces the frequency of snowball fights, but the light airy powder is the very reason people come from all over the world to enjoy the 9,300 acres of ski terrain in this little town. Whether you’re cruising a perfectly manicured groomer at Deer Valley, or enjoying having the snow waft up over your shoulders at the Canyons, the skiing and riding in Utah is the best there is.

4,000 Acres of the Greatest Snow on Earth