Snowbird
Resort Info
ABOUT Snowbird
Snowbird in Utah is home to an abundance of dry powder, with an imposing average annual snowfall of 12.8m. Whilst there is still a nice variation of terrain on offer to suit beginners and intermediates, this resort tends to attract the more advanced skiers and boarders. Snowbird is located less than an hours drive from Salt Lake City Airport making it an easy accessed resort. The resort contains a small pedestrian village which offers shopping, dining, and some bars.
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Snowbird Accommodation
Snowbird accommodation is mainly covered by four large hotel/condominium style lodges which are located near the lifts. Rooms are comfortable and the properties have swimming pools and hot tubs. Here are a few choices to have a look at. -
Snowbird
Ski Packages
Fully customisable Snowbird ski packages that can include any of the following; flights, accommodation, lift passes, ski hire and more. Request a quote today! -
Snowbird Dining
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How to get to
Snowbird
There are a few different options for getting to Snowbird. Find out which option is best for you. -
Snowbird Trail Maps
You have two world class resorts that are connected in Snowbird Ski Resort and Alta Ski Resort.
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