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Resort Enhancements

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Resort Enhancements

Improving Snowbasin one step at a time.

As one of the oldest continuously operated ski resorts in the nation, we invest in the guest experience every single season. A high-speed chairlift, refurbished gondola cabins, wider beginner terrain, RFID pass and ticket scanning, a lift-served bike park, a new event pavilion, and a redesigned entry and parking flow are all here now. That same commitment is why Snowbasin was selected as the official Alpine Skiing venue for the 2034 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, and the work continues as we build toward hosting the world for a second time. 

“Snowbasin is committed to being the most accessible mountain in Utah and these improvements will make a significant impact to our accessibility and efficiency.”

- Davy Ratchford, COO & General Manager of Snowbasin Resort

Recent Resort Developments

Four Lifts in Six Years

These improvements reinforce Snowbasin’s strong commitment to providing a world-class experience, recently ranked No. 1 in America by SKI Magazine, Outside, and USA Today. With the announcement of Becker, it will be Snowbasin’s fourth lift addition in the past six seasons. Snowbasin recently added Wildcat Handle Tow (2020), Middle Bowl (2021) and DeMoisy Express (2023). Additionally, the resort has significantly expanded parking, enhanced dining options and increased snowmaking across the mountain over this period.

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