We had an incredible day with Connor at Solitude -- my husband, 7 year old and almost 4 year old…read moreare all 1st time skiiers and Connor was SO patient and encouraging and had them all comfortable coming down the bunny slopes on their own within our half day lesson. My husband even took the lift with Connor for a few green runs at the end. He also engaged our older son right away (when our younger one was having an early meltdown) but also came back to the little one after he calmed down and was able to get him excited and comfortable on the slopes. Basically all 3 family members got like a 1 hr private lesson, and everyone is looking forward to more! (I will say the 3-hr half day was the perfect amount of time as some members of our party were suffering from boot fatigue and we were probably outfitted too warm for spring skiing.) Also, I REALLY appreciated that Connor met us at the car and was sooooo helpful getting everyone into their ski boots and gear for the day. That literally took about a half hour of our time but it would've been miserable on our own (I don't doubt that my husband and younger son would've given up at that point) so THANK YOU CONNOR for your endless patience and support!!! P.S. I totally forgot to shout out James for the quick replies and giving us so much guidance over the phone both before and after the lesson. He recommended Solitude (prob the most economical lift tickets at this time of year) and he also advised my husband on switching out his boots for ones that were more comfortable. We hope to be back for more lessons in the future!

James and team took great care of my 4yr and 6yr old. They started clueless and ended up after 3…read morelessons, parallel skiing...some and loving skiing. Amazing to see how fast they progressed compared to group lessons. You have to imagine seeing a group of 9 kids with 1 instructor on the hills while my kids had private attention at practically half the cost. Ride UT is the way to go.

Alta is always our favorite resort on powder days if we're lucky enough to get a cold storm moving…read morethrough during the weeks, we're in SLC! Reserving parking required. We parked by 7:30am and hung out in the lodge until 8:30 AM when we lined up at Collins lift to get first tracks and the powder. Avalanche control going all morning. Today's storm wasn't very cold so the powder was heavy. The bowls didn't open up but skiing was still great! Plenty of terrain to cover even without the bowls. Because the powder was heavy, people were clearing out by 2 PM.

Love skiing at Alta! Many challenging runs, full of powder, trees, mogles, and some grooming…read more Skiers only which can be nice on more challenging runs. Many lodges to warm up and delicious menus. High altitudes so be careful of sickness! Great views as well.

you will make it to the Brighton Resort after 40 minutes up the Cottonwood Canyon; the best part is…read morethe snow you slowly see as you drive up once you hit the Resort, you will be directed to park (you can reserve parking online), and make your way to the Resort, where you can ski, play in the snow or enjoy the Restaurant aftwewards

I have been coming to this ski resort for over two decades and decided to finally give it a review…read more The mountain has a nice mix of beginner, intermediate and expert runs, as well as nice ski shop and restaurants. As an expert skier, I prefer the Great Western and Milly chairs. The hidden canyon is a short hike off the Great Western and my favorite run in all of Utah. There lift prices are also significantly cheaper than their competitors. The only draw back is parking can run out quick so be sure make to try and get there early

Snowbird has the greatest skiing on earth. I have been coming back every year since I first came,…read moreand fall in love again every time. Little cottonwood canyon receives (objectively) the highest quality snow in the world (And a lot of it!). Some of the hardest, gnarliest terrain in the world is found across the entire resort. Some of my favorite adolescent memories reside here, and snowbird will always hold a special place in my heart. I could go on and on about the endless pros and minimal cons, but I believe every passionate skier deserves to experience the magic of the Wasatch mountains for themselves... With this being said, snowbird is NOT a family friendly or beginner mountain. There are an extremely low number of beginner/intermediate trails, and even these can get bumped up...

I've never been skiing in my life. Snowbird is a beautiful location and the buildings appeared to…read morebe well kept, the lodge and all was clean. I'm mostly thankful that I managed to not break any bones and after a couple tumbles, learned to stay upright, turn side to side and make it to the bottom of the easy hills. The staff was friendly and encouraging and that's all you could ask for. See you at the 2030 Olympics

Still one of our very favorite resorts - total princess treatment with the friendliest staff and…read moreambassadors anywhere, free overnight ski check, super nice facilities, and best of all, tons of great runs, lifts and skiing. As an added bonus - no snow boarders! Restaurants are really good, too. This year, they added 10 lifts and gondolas, 100 runs and double the terrain. But the snow this week was better on the traditional ones. You can check your gear overnight for $20 either in a multiple day locker or basket check. Finishing 6th day here. Love this place!

Mother Nature hasn't been friendly this winter, so this post is "Paying it Forward" for what spring…read morewill bring ... East Village Skiing?

I have rented equipment at this shop for over ten years. I always have a great experience, with…read moreassistance from the helpful and knowledgeable staff, and great equipment. Check-out and the return process always go smoothly - Thanks! I like the convenience of being able to return the equipment to any Ski 'N See location. Tom, Orlando, Florida

We rented my sons skis for ski school and they were very easy to work with. Made the rental…read moreprocess quick and easy every week . Will definitely be back next season.

Got my skis from Cardiff Snowcraft next door and then took them over to Lifthouse to get bindings…read moreand mounted. All around fair value and hook up especially when buy the board or skis from Cardiff and bringing it over.

Called from California prior to a ski trip to Brighton. I was looking for demo skis with the intent…read moreto purchase. Got excellent customer service from Matthew. Even though they didn't have exactly what I was looking for, he set me and my husband up with gear that we are really happy with. Super knowledgeable, helpful and friendly! If you need anything and are near this shop, THIS is the place to go!!!

Miles did an awesome job punching out my boots today. What a smart and knowledgeable fella!read more

I am a tall, nearly 70 year old and needed a motor assist mountain bike for off-road inclines…read more I bought my Rocky Mountain eMTB Growler from Level Nine Soorts in Millcreek 4+ years ago back in 2021 because they had an XL size eMTB which was less expensive than full suspension bikes available from other retailers. Even though I am a cautious, moderate level rider who does not crash or abuse bikes, I repeatedly had issues with the Growler motor not working properly. The torque sensor was replaced twice and the handlebar assist level remote was replaced once. to Sometimes the e-assist wouldn't work at all, and other times the e-assist woild inexplicably exceed the 20mph Class 1 speed limit. The last time I made the long drive to bring the bike into Level Nine for service, their senior mechanic said that the cause for the red/green blinking fault lights was a dusty torque sensor, which he said he cleaned it, which resolved the intermittent sputtering of the e-assist motor. I drove the 23 miles back to the shop and test drove the bike, discovering that the issue had NOT been completely resolved. The red/green fault light was still flashing and the electric engine was still sputtering and intermittently engaging and disengaging. I asked to speak to the mechanic, who seemed reluctant to speak to me. He claimed the blinking fault lights were not necessarily indicative of an actual fault and said there was nothing else he could do to repair the bike. He basically told me that the bike was irreplaceably broken and he couldn't offer any further assistance. Level Nine had liquidated almost all their inventory of bicycles and were gearing up for the snowboarding and skiing and seemed like they didn't want to be bothered with non-current model e-bikes. I asked whether there were any other authorized Rocky Mountain dealers in the SLC metro area. He said he didn't know and that I could search for such information myself. Talk about LOUSY customer service! Vowing to NEVER patronize Level Nine again, I went home and found a few RM dealers in northern Utah. I decided to try one last time to get my bike repaired and so decided to take it to a business that specializes in just bicycles. The technician at the other shop sent me a photo of a frayed and nearly severed speed sensor cable that must have been intermittently rubbing against the rear tire. He replaced the cable and the bike works well once again. All it took was a tech who who knew what he was doing and cared enough to throughly troubleshoot the problem. My advice is to avoid Level Nine for bicycle sales & service and to go to a business that specializes in bikes.

AMAZING SNOWMAKING & GROOMING EFFORTS! This has been a…read morebrutal winter for Sundance and all surrounding ski resorts around here. As a skier of over 50 years I just want to tip my hat to the quality of the ski experience that has been created week after week and all hours of the day and night by the snowmaking and grooming crew. It is obvious you have tried to provide the best possible ski experience at Sundance. I don't know how all of you have pulled this off but honestly after skiing other mountains I still think that the runs that are open at Sundance are of remarkably good quality even with an 18" base! Thank you for all your hard work and making the best out of a super tough situation. You obviously have a highly knowledgeable and effective crew!

This place is Wonderful. My family and I had the honor and the blessing of spending our winter…read morebreak here at Sundance Resort. As soon as my family stepped into the resort, we were met by warm and kind people. Beginning at the front desk, there was complimentary teas and coffee that is offered. They will give you a pamphlet containing a map and all kinds of activities that you can explore at the resort. I appreciated the high quality paper material that this pamphlet was made of. Activities that we highly recommend you do not miss: the hot springs, morning yoga, skiing/snowboarding, hiking, and Sunday Brunch (especially if you are able to apply any resort credit to this). We appreciated the privileges and accesses that were offered for lodging guests. My family and I had booked this place with the points we received through a credit card. We were able to receive an upgrade for our stay due to this - so if you also have a travel package that can allow for this, please be sure to ask! Whatever help we needed whether it be in getting another bathroom robe or a ride to the ski school, the people here sincerely helped us without ever making us feel like a burden. I really want to acknowledge and thank all those who have contributed to making the magic happen here for our family to have a good time. The character of the people here is shown when they shovel the bunny hills for the kids and families. A wonderful place, we hope to be back again. Thank you all for our stay!

Glen, Matthew and Kaylee made the trip memorable. They…read morewere friendly, knowledgeable, and sang wonderfully. Thank you

Shayla and Luke are such great personalities! Totally high energy throughout! Lots of great history…read more+ silly fun! Several photo stops which were appreciated and a bathroom break at the stunning state capital! It was a bit hard seeing tops of buildings from the trolly but otherwise a great experience. Views mostly surround downtown areas.