Snowbird has the greatest skiing on earth. I have been coming back every year since I first came, and 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... read more

Snowbird - LCC - Ski Resorts Near Me - Snowbird, Utah

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I've never been skiing in my life. Snowbird is a beautiful location and the buildings appeared to be 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 read more

Snowbird - Turkey, Fig & Brie Sandwich (@ the Cafe at the top of the Tram) - Ski Resorts Near Me - Snowbird, Utah

Snowbird will always have a special place in my heart, since it's where I grew up learning how to snowboard. It's STEEP, so if you're a beginner, I'd opt for something more chill, but if you're up for the challenge, the views are spectacular and it's a well-kept establishment. Even in the warmer seasons, there's always something Snowbird has to offer year-round, from Oktoberfest celebrations to scenic tram rides up the mountain. read more

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Snowbird is absolutely beautiful and totally worth visiting -- even with the traffic and higher prices that sometimes come with it. The views are breathtaking year-round, but fall is truly something special. The mountain turns into a sea of golden colors, and it's easily one of our favorite places to enjoy the season. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, which makes the whole experience even better. Definitely check the tram prices before you go -- they're cheaper on weekdays, and kids under 6 ride free, which is a nice bonus for families. We usually go for the fall colors, but just a heads-up: Oktoberfest brings a lot of people and cars, so expect some traffic and plan ahead. Even then, it's such a great atmosphere with music, food, and that crisp mountain air -- it's hard not to fall in love with this place every time we visit. read more

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Snowbird had a fantastic powder day 12/30 & 12/31/2024! Peruvian lift and bowl opened today - yippee! Avalanche control finished by 9 and lifts/trams were opened!! Check the app/website for the most updated conditions and the lift status/projection. Carpool spots filled by 8am. We started at the tram from the Snowbird center at 8:40am. The line took about 50 min to get loaded but it was worth it to not be standing in the lift line for an hour on the chilly 5 deg temp. It snowed last night so the lines are expected and the chilly temps are worthwhile since it promises lighter powder to enjoy! The first 2 runs (returning up via Peruvian lift which just opened) were fantastic powder runs! The third run was a bit tracked up already. Lunch in the Snowbird Center has 2 takeaway hot food options and also very "picnic lunch" friendly. Love the comfy couch area for waiting for the rest of the group at the end of the day! There is one large family bathroom on the lower floor near the men's bathroom. If you're a shopper, there are at least 4 shops at the Snowbird center. The Gad lodge is convenient, the ticket counter is indoors (can stay warm) but the lift line Gadzoom tend to be super long first thing in the day. You can take Wilbur to get to the Peruvian lift/tram side. Snowbird is a terrific resort! We come here every year! read more

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Shout out to Coby at the ski rental shop for helping me and my son. He's the best. He's professional, empathetic, personable - a great representative for your Ski Resort. He's a keeper! Employees like Coby make an impression and happy memories! read more

Snowbird - Tram ride to top of mountain 11,300 ft up! Great views!!! - Ski Resorts Near Me - Snowbird, Utah

Came here during October fest on a Saturday afternoon. Arrives around 1pm. Moderately busy. But when we left around 5pm, it was almost triple the amount of people! I recommend you go a bit earlier if you don't want to stand in long lines. So we paid for the mountain coaster (about $40 for two people) and MAN was it worth it! You can pair up on the same coaster or split up. I preferred my own so I could control the speed. It's about a 3 min ride through the beautiful snowbird mountains - orange, red and yellow trees all around. So beautiful. HIGHLY recommend you pay up for this ride. I suggest paying for your tickets online so you don't have to stand in the ticket line, and in the ride line afterwards - less lines altogether. Next year I want to try the Peruvian Lift which is a gondola that goes up the mountain. I docked a star for the price. Too expensive for one ride. read more

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Came up here to pick up my parents' skis, boots, and poles, plus an extra set of poles. Nathan, who works up here, helped me walk them down to my car. There were no carts available, and Oktoberfest was getting all set up. My car was down in the parking lot since I couldn't load right at Snowbird Center. It was quite generous of him. I appreciate it a lot. read more

As a warmer-weather girl, I rarely get out to winter recreate. So my review is of the mountain during the summer months, rather than for the skiing. Take that however you will. There's a tram that will take you from the main lodge up to the tippy-top of the mountain. Up there, you'll find some extraordinary views, cooler temperatures and a cafeteria style restaurant. If you're looking for hiking trails and shade, you might not find quite what you're looking for. Sure, you can get out and hike a bit, but the terrain is pretty rocky and not well shaded. If that's what you're after, you'll have better success lower down the mountain. The tram ride is about 10 minutes and has glass bottom windows so you can view the ground below. If you're not a fan of heights, this won't be your jam. There are a few seats, but most people will be standing. The tram will not run if there is lightening, so beware of that. If you're at the top and a thunderstorm rolls in, you can watch it from behind the glass in the large dining room. It's beautiful, and maybe a little eerie. read more

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The new mid-mountain restaurant has a new nickname of 'TRANSCAFE'. What was Snowbird thinking with their new bathroom set up! The bathroom IS TERRIBLE for women. Any man can walk in and count the womens' stalls and see any woman that is leaving the stall, sometimes not fully dressed. The sinks and mirrors are unisex. Absolutely no privacy! There are no dividers between the womens' area and the mens'. At least if you are a man you do not see straight into the men's stalls as you walk into this unisex shared bathroom. What a waste of money. Also Snowbird cheaped out on 2 buck latches on the stalls, with no indication of occupied or not. With the dark paint of the stalls, and if you keep your goggles on, you can barely see. WHAT WERE THE DESIGNERS OF THE BATHROOM THINKING - NOT TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT WOMEN SKIERS MAY WANT A LITTLE PRIVACY WHEN GOING TO THE BATHROOM - I WILL TRY TO AVOID THIS JOKE OF A BATHROOM IN THE FUTURE. I love this mountain for skiing, but the changes made since the former owners of Park City Resort bought Snowbird are worthless, including the orintation of the Wilbere Chair. SNOWBIRD: GET A CLUE & GET OFF THE UNISEX WAGON read more

Full disclosure: I was here for a work trip. It was one of our biggest annual events and my first time attending (though the location changes every year.) I was housed in the Cliff Lodge building at Snowbird which was also where the majority of the events that week took place. To start, the Snowbird compound is massive. There are three buildings (total? in addition to the one I was in?) for lodging, and it's spread out over a good distance of the mountain. They have a tram to the top (first night's events were at 11k feet, by the time my colleague and I got in, checked in and made our way to the tram, it was down because it was having "electrical issues." The lady said we could hang out to see if it gets fixed, but hearing "electrical issues" with "tram that takes you from 8k feet to 11k feet in 15 minutes" did not inspire confidence, so we passed), a couple "rides" (HIGHLY recommend the mountain coaster), lifts, trails, restaurants, shops and conference rooms. I absolutely got turned around more than once in my time there. Still, everyone was friendly and helpful onsite, which made the experience that much more memorable. My room was large and comfortable, and the AC worked like a champ (my boss's room did not have AC, if you can believe that; they gave her a box fan that was supposed to keep her cool.) The bed was comfortable and I was able to stack up the pillows to approximate a firmer place to lay my head. I got some good sleep while there - maybe it was from the altitude and the stress of it all, maybe it was because the bed was just that comfy. The elevators for the main building are super fancy; you choose your floor on the main level and it assigns a car to you. Once inside, you just have to sit tight until the doors close and it deposits you at your stop. Takes the brain a second remember you don't have to push a button once you step inside the elevator. Can't really say much more about the resort, because I was in work mode for the entire trip. But it was beautiful - trees all around, clean, fresh air, stunning views from every angle - I can see why it's a popular winter spot. read more

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The bus system here is terrible. No one knows when the buses arrive and to top it off they get lost all the time. My wife went here on the bus and got stranded in the cold. She could get hypothermia being outside waiting on a ride for four hours with no food or water. This is a real problem that needs to be fixed. read more

This review is for the summer activities, as Snowbird is already famous for its skiing! I've been here three times (August '21, September '22, and July '23) for the All Day Activity Pass, and this is one of my favorite places and things to do in the Wasatch. It's incredibly fun and beautiful here, and is much cooler than the city (particularly at the top of the lift and tram). It's a perfect place to bring out-of-state guests, as nothing needs to be too strenuous but you get to design your own day. I absolutely love the Peruvian lift- it's about 20 mins each way, so relaxing and peaceful. The mountain coaster and alpine slide are fun for all ages, and of course the tram has epic views. I'd recommend buying tickets online in advance- then you can avoid the ticket line and just scan your barcode when you arrive. You can also bring a picnic meal if you don't plan to eat at the on-site restaurants. I know there are also amazing hikes in the Snowbird area, but we haven't gotten there yet! read more

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My kids (16, 18, 27) did the adult beginner lessons yesterday with Devon and today my grandson did his very first snowboarding lesson. Love the encouragement and support for first time students here! You can see from the video, their instructors are great with kids. I had multiple questions via email that they also were super quick to get back to me about. Loved the experience all around and would highly recommend them! We will definitely be back. Thank you, to all the people who work for Snowbird Mountain School! read more

We tried to purchase tickets ahead of time via the snowbird app. We had very hard time so we purchased at booth when we arrived. I can see the wisdom in purchasing before going. Person who we purchased the passes from told me that i had to create individual accounts because of the waivers for each one that had to be signed. Now I know how to purchase ahead of time so as not to waste time waiting in lines. It was a beautiful day. What can I say that would do this place justice as to how gorgeous and breathtaking it is. We rode the coaster several times. Was fun. We also did zip whip. I have never rock climbed but you don't need to know how they will lift you to top then release you and you fly and soar for bit. I loved it. We also took the tram ride to top of mountain and had lunch. It was a very nice lunch with great options. Food was a bit sparse but I think it was because it was later in day. We took our grandkids. We asked them what they thought and they said it was a blast!! They want to come for visit again soon. Thank you yo staff who keep place safe and going for all the activities read more

For the more intermediate riders, Snowbird is huge, heavenly and challenging. There are 3 parts: Gad Valley, Peruvian & Mineral Basin. Gad for beginners. Peruvian for a greater challenge and Mineral Basin for the most heavenly views. The sun shines most on Mineral. The texture of the snow on a good day is either groomed and clunky untouched powder. Lots of cat tracks. Lots of fun jumps off the side of the runs. Tree runs. Nice hotels. Best views from the pool and hot tub read more

Snowbird - Jamaica mon! - Ski Resorts Near Me - Snowbird, Utah

Enjoyed the fun and friendly atmosphere. Excellent powder. Sled rental and tour was a BLAST!!! Also, great service, food, and even better the choice of local craft beer. Worth a visit; ENJOY! read more

Though their website says "You don't need to be a skier to witness the beauty of Little Cottonwood Canyon from 11,000 feet. Simply step aboard Snowbird's Aerial Tram to embark on a 1.6-mile and 10-minute trip to Snowbird's Hidden Peak and the highest restaurant in Utah: The Summit.".... You do in fact need to be a skier and they won't allow you to take the tram if you're not skiing. read more

An amazing resort. I had the "misfortune" (I know the ski pros will not call it such) of whiteout conditions in the second half of the day, which cancelled out the fun of the first half, which was spent negotiating inches of fresh powder that had dumped overnight. I'll be back in the future to make more of this resort, which is definitely full of challenging and exciting runs. read more

Pretty stoked so far. Parking is a catastrophe, but given the terrain I don't there is much they can do about it. Highlight was getting into rad chutes right off the gad lifts. No hiking! It's also amazing that they have an app with pretty accurate lift line times. Even on a pow weekend we really only had one epic line incident. It's dope that the beginner lift is open till 5. Friends doing lessons really appreciated the quality of the teachers. The green jacket support staff was also proactive in seeking out confused tourists like us. Definitely seeing the hype for coming here over Colorado. If you have a full car like we did the valet for 50 bucks is totally worth it for the weeknds. read more

Snowbird - Ski Resorts Near Me - Snowbird, Utah

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I went 'skiing' for the first time and Snowbird was the destination solely because all the other experienced snowthletes in the group chose to come here. We drove in four separate cars and left our AirBnB around 7:15 am on a Saturday. Arrived at Snowbird after a quick detour to a Starbucks around 8 am and there was still plenty of parking within walking distance (around 10 minutes) to the center. Since this was my first time 'skiing', I opted to register for a group class. It cost (In Dec 2022) $155 to take a 2.5 hrs group class and the cost included equipment rentals (helmet, boots, skis), lift tickets (for the bunny slopes), and class. The whole process was smooth from the registration, rental equipment fitting, to the class itself. Class didn't start until 10 am so I had some time to just walk around the center. The whole equipment fitting process probably took around 30 minutes so take that into account if you're planning on taking a class and trying not to be late. The class: Our group instructors, Kai and Megan, were super awesome. They were super patient, friendly, nice, and very encouraging to everyone. 2.5 hours don't sound like a long time, but it was pretty exhausting and taxing for me. Anyway, I could've kept my equipment until around 4 pm (when the rental center would close) and kept practicing but I was spent so I opted to return my equipment. My shins were already in agony anyway. Would I be back? If I found myself in Salt Lake City again and my friends want to come back here, sure. But I find that skiing was not my forte, especially since there's really no snow where I live. I see this sports as something that's pretty cool to learn IF you lived around ski resorts and can do this every week or on a bi-weekly basis. Otherwise, this gets expensive and it's going to take a lot of money to mater the sports. If you're like me and just want to scratch something off your bucket list, I'd recommend checking this place out. read more

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Amazing POW but cruel run classifications. Let's just say their alleged blue run at the peak, Chip's Run, is a black run by any standard in the world. Please don't ignore the signs that say "experts only", it wasn't a coincidence or the name of a burger. Chip's run left me hopeless, upside down, and with icicles on my eyelashes. Long story shorter, during one of my many times body slammed, staring at the sky and being snowed on in despair, I was told that patrol was going to make its last rounds and I can go down with them if I want. I didn't, and I made it down but I was a shell of a woman. Later in the gift shop, buying a Snowbird sweater as my trophy, I learned that Snowbird is the #2 most difficult resort in the US, second only to Jackson Hole. So do your research and come when you're ready. It's beautiful and everyone is nice. read more

First time at this resort, and it was really fun. We were able to explore almost every chair. When we first arrived, we parked near Entry 1 and Gadzoom was closed for a bit. This caused the a huge line at Mid-Gad chair, which is a 2 seater, and that took over 30 minutes just go to get to the top. The terrain here is difficult, no park features available. Just slopes, barely any greens, a few blues, and mainly black diamonds. There's a reservation system for parking for the weekends, we ended up just going on a weekday for free parking. read more

Top tier. One of my first western snow destinations so I did wonder if it would live up to my expectations when I returned over a decade later. It definitely did not disappoint. A few days at the Lodge. Snowed everyday so visibility was a minor problem especially higher up but something we were glad to put up with for fresh pow. Steep and wide open. Facilities and service were excellent all around. Food options are typical on-mountain cuisine. Think burgers, tenders and fries. Prices are typical but portions are good. Spoiled by this midweek trip with the only lines encountered at the tram or when half the resort was closed. The chairs and runs a long so be prepared. Not too many unmanageable flats for the snowboarders but there will be some traverses (especially the ones that go past or around some lifts) where you will likely need to skate or hike. Avalanche control is aggressive and constant. They're also good at managing the roads, and, just as important, communicating about closures. Worried a bit about catching a flight after squeezing in a few runs before a late afternoon flight but information was always readily available. read more

This is my third time visiting Utah (Massachusetts native) and maybe 6th visit to Snowbird. Have a friend who works and lives 15 minutes from the resort so real convenient for me to come here. I feel like I already know the mountain like the back of my hand and skied most of it. I guess skiing it by yourself has its perks and can venture where you want. Pipeline was open but I was not properly geared which stunk because I hyped myself to do it but ski patrol said nope. Big fan of the Black Forest area personally, I don't get to ski trees like this often so I enjoy them when I can. First time I came out here I ran into a chute no wider then the length of a ski and I cannot find it again! Overall this mountain can beat the crap out of you. Stretch and hydrate before and after otherwise you'll feel it the next day. read more

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Review here is for early December ski/snowboarding for beginner/intermediate skiing - Stay away. Only after doing a couple runs did we do a internet search, and after reading through lot of reviews, completely agree this is an expert only mountain, and is not good for beginner/early intermediate skiers, nor families. First and foremost, all the routes are super steep. Aside from Creek road (used to get to Creekside) and Chikadee (short beginner route), the few Greens felt like blues, blues feel like blacks, etc. Many routes also have narrow trails and sharp turns. On top of all of this, you have to be careful of the fast skiers/snowboarders speeding down the trails-- so you are always constantly watching over your shoulder. Being early in the season, the Baby Thunder Family Area was closed, and Mid-Gad only open half the day, so the number of beginner/casual ski/snowboard routers were very limited. The blues off of Gadzoom felt like blacks. The second day we too the mid-gad and got off at midway unloading (a pretty dinky two seater lift, that you have to jump off middle of the way-- not the family friendly vibe you want to take your friends and family to). We stayed at Cliff Lodge which is positioned as a ski-in, ski-out, place, but unless you are an expert skiier, you'll end up walking or taking the bus a good bit of way to get to slopes you can actually do. The lifts near Cliff House go straight to the top, and almost all of those routes are black. The one exception is Upper Chip's Run, which is a blue-dotted run indicated as a blue "easiest path down"-- but its super windy (and probably very steep, but didnt try myself). We mentioned how steep the runs were to most staff we encountered, and we usually just got a quick head nod, as if they were well aware the runs were steeper than average. Snowbird center was decent, repair shop and stores there were ok. Support staff were all generally friendly. To summarize, for beginning/low intermediate highly recommend to stay away b/c of few beginner friendly routes, all of which are steep, presence of fast ski/snowboarders, and inconvenient layout of the resort, and difficulties getting around. For advanced skii/snowboard, this may be the place for you, since the routes are all challenging, steep, with challenging turns, and an abundance of other like minded experts racing down. read more

Terrible place.. need more steeps and cliffs like Eagles' nest, China wall, Aahaa chute, Fingers, Chimney, Mainline Pocket. The pipeline looked cool but it was closed. read more

I had such a blast skiing Snowbird last week! It had been about a decade (!!) since I had hit the slopes. Yes, that long. I come from a family of skiers and boarders, but fell off the wagon in high school and never really got back in the groove. Because it had been so long, I was super nervous my first day, but quickly got back into the swing of things! Lift tickets were abou $140 a day, which I (think) which seems a bit crazy, but I think daily lift tickets anywhere are at least $100 or more. Buying tickets online gives you a nice little discount though, so I definitely recommend that! Upon arriving, we simply scanned the barcode that was given to us and a card was given to us that we used to ski throughout the week. So easy! We mostly skied on the Gadzoom Lift, which lead to some really great blue + green runs (bassackwards & big emma were my favorites!). Bassackwards was super steep and because we didn't get much snow, pretty dang icy, so be careful! I think it would be a blast with a good amount of fresh snow to catch my fall(s) though. Runs were groomed, the staff working was all friendly and happy to be there, and we hardly spent time waiting for the lift! We skied Wednesday - Friday, and skiing during the week was a great way to get a feel of the mountain for beginners like myself. By Friday, the sunshine and weekenders were out, and the mountain definitely got a little crazier and some longer waits for the lifts. Could not beat those views in the sunshine now. So dang pretty! We paid $10 for ski in/out parking on Wednesday and Thursday, but it was upped to $20 on Friday, so keep that in mind. So worth it though! read more

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Pretty large resort, theres also a back side to it where you go thru the Peruvian Tunnel on a magic carpet with some nice history of digging the tunnel and all. Nice intermediate to advanced runs, you can find some longer runs compared to some other smaller ski resorts. We had no new snow for weeks prior and maybe 1-2 inches the night before, it was just okay, it was still icy underneath. With a few days of fresh powder i bet it would be great. We went on a week day and it was pretty good, i bet weekends are a bit of a cluster. The mountain doesn't funnel down to a single lift but to 2 or 3 different areas so make sure you know which lift you want to end up at; general just keep either left or right and know where each lift is at the bottom. The lodge doesn't have a traditional lodge feel, it has a small place to order food but has a large lounge area with a bunch of couches. Whats unique is that you can bring your board or skis inside which is pretty unheard of. We didn't get much snow this year it felt like spring skiing on groomers but i've been there in the past with powder. It also connects to Alta (which is only for skiers) if you pay the extra fee. read more

Best skiing in Utah!! (Alta has too much flat runs.) but don't ski on Saturday, because there will be no place to park.

Came here while visiting Octoberfest. The scenery is beautiful. I would definitely go back for ski season. read more

Snowbird - Ski Resorts Near Me - Snowbird, Utah

A little disappointed by our trip. It started off with us getting our room and finding out the sink was broken and leaking. We called when we first arrived and someone said they'd come fix it but that wasn't the case. Called again around 8 and was told that maintenance had gone home for the day and they'd submit a request for the next day. No one came prior to our leave. The tv speakers sound like they're broken and had a rating background noise anytime it was turned on. Kinda like static though the shows were playing. Additionally, I quite literally ate sh*t out at the hot tubs because there wasn't adequate lighting around the steps. I scraped up my hands and need, and had a swollen foot. My partner got some bandages but no one followed up to see if I was okay. We didn't even get greeted as we leave the hotel, though there was a full set of staff not helping anyone. The trip wasn't as enjoyable as I'd hope. I will say the views are gorgeous but wish the gondala and slopes had been opened to. We weren't aware they'd be closed so was a little bummer there. Including how bruised and scratched up my knees still are as of 11/21 read more

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I can appreciate this mountain enough to give it 4 stars overall, but in terms of personal experience, this is one of the toughest mountains I've encountered and you definitely have to be intermediate and above level of skiing and snowboarding to fully enjoy what this mountain has to offer. There are portions of groomers and then a lot of off trailing ways to take, which can be super challenging. Maybe it's because I am not at the highest level of snowboarding but it also did feel like the difficulty levels leveled are a bit skewed to a higher level. It felt like green runs were more like blue runs and some blue runs could border to be considered blacks in my eyes. All in all though, what I for sure learned is that this mountain is definitely not for beginners, but it is still a fun one to visit and check off your list if possible! read more

As an East Coast skier you always jump at the chance to ski out west. Came to this mountain for a few days while in Utah for a bachelor party and loved it. Mountain was nice and open with a very cool miners shaft used to get to the backside of the mountain. Powder was nice and fresh and trails were well groomed. Perfect for all levels of expertise but gaged more towards intermediate in my opinion. Lodges were very nice and had a few nice bars and food options. For parking I recommend valet parking. We'll worth the $20. Enjoy the trip and be safe read more

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Great day at snowbird. The resort was sick! Maybe sometime I'll come thru the shops. Need to replace my hat. Just like my homework. The dog chewed it up. read more

This place is so fun! The food is good. They have a mountain coaster which is my favorite. You can control your speed. There is an alpine slide and that's fun. It's a little scary because if you go too fast there is a chance you could fall out. They have summer tubing. It's cool to be able to do that in summer. There is a ropes course, rock climbing, a zip line, bungee trampolines and more. You can spend all day here. read more

I really enjoyed this mountain. It's so wide and there's a back side to the mountain you get get to also. The Peruvian tunnel is cool to check out too. I've never been on anything like that before (from CA). I came to snowbird twice (ikon pass) and in the two days I was able to do most if not all of the trails. The only scary thing is are the narrow pathways at the top of the mountains, but I would definitely go again! read more

Beautiful but packed! Prepare to wait longgg lines on the weekend. We waited almost an hour to take the air tram up on a Saturday. If you don't wait to wait, come on a weekday. Not a lot of terrain for beginners but a ton to explore if you're intermediate/advanced. The backside (mineral basin) side is really really nice to explore. read more

I've been to Oktoberfest multiple years in a row and this year was terrible. The cost of the hotel a night was $430 which didn't include valeting. One car for an additional $30 is stupid. Valeting was unavoidable because there were so many people there it would take 30 minutes to walk to the Cliff with luggage. They over charge for everything, pools, spa and have the hardest time using gift cards for their own resorts. It is beautiful there however the experience sucks so much for the money. ALSO the cleaning staff began their rounds at 9 AM when check out is 11 AM, they came by multiple times trying to kick us out after paying a ridiculous amount for the room, the whole experience sucked. read more

My husband and I went to Oktoberfest at Snowbird. What a blast. We will do this every year from now on. The drive up is beautiful. The food and beer was great. We went on all the rides and had a great time. read more

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