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Overview
- 34 Beginner
- 54 Intermediate
- 47 Advanced
Only 55 miles north of Salt Lake International Airport is Powder Mountain, one of the nation’s largest resorts. 5,500 acres covering three mountains adds up to the most skiable terrain in the US. With this much space, you won't share any of the 114 runs with a crowd. Only Mother Nature makes snow at Powder Mountain. With 500... inches each year, why bother with artificial snow? Besides great powder, real snow makes beautifully groomed corduroy. Find out why we say More Fun, Real Snow! We are renowned for untracked powder, but a large variety of runs are groomed nightly so that every level of boarder and skier joins in the fun. Read more
Operations
Status
Open
Lifts Open/Total
6 of 7
Weekday Hours
Mon-Fri: 9a-9p
Trails Open/Total
127 of 135
Weekend Hours
Sat/Sun: 9a-9p
Stats & Conditions
Base Elevation
7,600 ft
24-hr Snowfall
0"
Vertical Drop
2,205 ft
Avg Base Depth
18-46"
Peak Elevation
8,900 ft
Photos
Powder Mountain Logo
Powder Mountain Trail Map
Reviews & Tips (18)
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This is Snowbasin's opposite in so many ways. It has older lodges, slower lifts, basic food (and plenty of PBR on tap). But what it lacks in amenities it more than makes up with it's huge stash of powder! Hike over to Cobabe Canyon and you'll be all by yourself, literally. It is awesome!
written Sep 22 2011 - 07:54 PM
Went to PowMow 3 days out of an 8 day trip. The snow was great and I had 2 absolute hero days. Best runs ever and was able to get fresh turns at 3pm the day *after* a powder day. Best kept secret. You better keep it too. ;-)
written Apr 01 2011 - 08:37 PM
Went to SLC for a week and visited Snowbasin,Snowbird,Park City and Powder MT. I must saw Powder MT made the trip. The MT terrain was awseome - lots of powder and lots,lots of riding to be had. I would recommend Powder MT to anyone. The trails, trees and open runs were very good. Not to many people - if you have not been add this to your list. The other resorts are nice - but if you want lots of room to have fun this is the place.
written Mar 27 2011 - 03:37 PM
Powder moutain is vastly under rated. This is an excellent huge intermediate mountain with an amazing amount of terrain if you are willing to work for it. You can find pow here a week after a storm if you know where to go. This is truely a huge mountain with only a few lifts, which most people stick close to. If you take a short hike you will find untracked runs easily. Feels like a locals hill with old buildings and standard cafeteria fare for lunch, not a resort! This is a ski hill, enjoy it while you can!
written Mar 21 2011 - 03:00 AM
They don't call it Powder Mountain for nothing! Snowboarded there February 25th and it was AWESOME. Lightly snowing in the am which turned into crazy storm after lunch. There was huge powder everywhere. Been coming here for years and Powder never disappoints. Bummed that Mountain Hosts aren't free anymore, but that can't last forever. With the snowcat and the helicopter plus maybe a snowmobile ride up to Lightning Ridge (if you work it right) you can't ask for more. It's hidden back in Wolf Creek and love that not that many people know about it.
written Mar 11 2011 - 01:00 PM
Go there with a smile and buy someone a beer. Don't be afraid of the trees, because that's where the goods are. Don't be afraid of a little hiking, because that's where more goods are. It is not the steepest place, but 5 days after the last snowfall, you can still find some pow with a little bit of effort. Don't forget about the CAT too. I like the mellow old school attitude of the place and I will be back. Have fun!!!
written Mar 07 2011 - 04:36 PM
On President's day weekend 2011, the best snow I've skied for a long time. A little crowded though. My favorite resort for relaxing powder, even better than Alta with comparable vertical drop. ;) Not steep, but big, wide open, always can find some untouched places, bowls, trees. If money not a issue, take cat-safari ($395 a day) or helicopter for more fresh powder. Or prepare to hike for more peaks.
Cons: 1) not enough powder skis in rental shop, but a lot of regular narrow waist junk. That's stupid. It's a problem for almost all Utah resorts and rental shops - bad management, in my opinion. It's Utah - powder place! I'd like to demo pow skis! No excuse.
2) Sometimes big lines for cat skiing and shuttle buses from Powder Country slopes, if so - better use lifts for powder runs, not to waist time.
Would come again for powder.
written Mar 01 2011 - 10:34 AM
Skied Powder Mountain for the first time this year, having skied most of the other northern Utah resorts. This is my new favorite. The staff are friendly. The amenities are minimal--but that's not why I ski. The skiable terrain is HUGE and varied. Best of all, the powder never stops.
written Feb 25 2011 - 10:00 PM
Powder is a well kept secret I would prefer to also keep it that way. I have skied nearly everything in Utah over the years, but this is my favorite. Don't come looking for amenities, as it is only for those who want to ski.
written Feb 25 2011 - 05:41 PM
If you want a pretty lodge, gourmet lunch and fancy bathrooms, go check out Snow Basin - - please. If you want to ride untracked powder all day long till your legs can handle no more, come to Powder Mountain.
written Feb 10 2011 - 09:56 AM
Untracked, light, powder a week after the last dump. No lift lines. Huge terrain. Boarder friendly lift/trail system. No other resort provides such a user friendly system which even includes back country access. What's not to love.
written Feb 10 2011 - 09:53 AM
Powder is now on top of the list on All time favorite mountain. Rode Pow-mom on 1-13 and conditions were A+++. It snowed 4" ,four days before and there was untouched snow everywhere. We came from parkcity which was skied out by the afternoon. By the same storm. A must ski mountain if you enjoy great snow. Chill vibe and good time. Had a royal tour of the place by lift operator ,was completely satisfied and rode until the last bus at the bottom of powder country. Legs were burning and still wanted more. A must see
written Jan 17 2011 - 07:42 AM
I found lightly tracked, deep powder on Monday... 5 days after a big storm. That's what makes Powder Mountain great.
written Jan 05 2011 - 02:04 PM
I have been going to the Ogden Valley and skiing Powder for the last 6 years.
If you need to rent gear, grab it down at Diamond Peak in Eden, a little cheaper, and much nicer gear.
The road to Powder is tough. I always have a rental car, so the wear and tear is not a big deal to me.
For beginner and warming up, I prefer the 1st hill, with the Sundowner lift. A couple of nice greens, and you can work your way up to a pretty steep blue. The ski school is great, and you often end up with a private lesson even when you sign up for a group.
After lunch head over to the Hidden Lake lift. Lots of nice blue groomers, and East 40 is a blast with all the dips.
Lunch time, head up the hill to the main resort. You can catch a bus. The lodge has more variety of food. Nothing fancy, but a lot cheaper than Park City resorts.
Powder is my favorite resort, primarily due to the lack of crowds and the A+ snow. Very family friendly.
About the only downside is a lack of night life nearby when the sun goes down. I don't go to party, so that's fine by me.
written Dec 15 2010 - 09:41 PM
Been boarding at Powder Mountain for 13 years now. Road up to the resort is very steep! Killer on your car. Make sure your car is in good condition...and chances are you'll smoke your brakes coming back down if you aren't careful. You do have the option of parking at a store at the bottom and taking the shuttle up the road to the resort. You can rent everything you need at the resort (ski shop and cafeteria are at the top of the road. Don't turn left at first lift, keep going.) Rentals also available at a shop you will pass before you get to the steep resort road. It will be on your left hand side. (can't remember the name)
Call the mountain or go to their website for further info. Beginning area for kids, yes ma'am. Good people, good resort! Don't come with an attitude or we locals will knock you down! Aside from that, we're the friendliest people you'll meet!
written Dec 09 2010 - 11:22 PM
