This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. For more than five decades, Snowbird has welcomed skiers, snowboarders and mountain lovers to Little Cottonwood Canyon. Known for legendary snow and challenging terrain, Snowbird keeps people coming back year after year. Senior Director of Marketing, Morgan Bast, joins us with more.
Morgan Bast:
Most people travel across the country to check a bucket-list ski destination off their list. In Utah, it’s sitting right in our backyard. Known as the home of freeride, Snowbird offers more than 2,500 acres of skiable terrain, welcomes both skiers and snowboarders, and typically has one of the deepest snowpacks in the West.
Even better, we’re just a short drive from downtown Salt Lake City, making a powder day a lot easier than a plane ticket. Before winter arrives, we’re celebrating the 54th year of Snowbird Oktoberfest, a Utah tradition featuring Bavarian food and drinks, live music and mountain views that never get old.
When the snow starts flying, guests can recharge at The Cliff Lodge, grab a meal at The Nest, our new mid-mountain restaurant in Gad Valley, and find turns well into spring. The best way to experience Snowbird is with a season pass, so be sure to get yours now.
Derek Miller:
Snowbird continues bringing visitors to Utah from around the world, creating memorable mountain experiences. Learn more about Snowbird, its seasons and what awaits at Snowbird.com. I’m Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business.
