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Resort Enhancements

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Resort Enhancements

As one of the oldest continuously-operated ski resorts in the nation, we are pleased to announce a series of capital investments ahead of the two upcoming winter seasons. Strategic upgrades including a high-speed chairlift, refurbished gondola cabins, improved beginner terrain, and revised parking and entry for optimized traffic flow.

Snowbasin was recently selected as the official Alpine Skiing venue for the 2034 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, following Salt Lake City’s successful bid to host the Winter Games for the second time. Since the 2002 Winter Games, Snowbasin has continued to invest in capital improvements and is poised to deliver an exceptional experience in 2034.

“Snowbasin is committed to being the most accessible mountain in Utah and these improvements will make a significant impact to our accessibility and efficiency.”

- Davy Ratchford, General Manager of Snowbasin Resort

Four Lifts in Six Years

These improvements reinforce Snowbasin’s strong commitment to providing a world-class experience, recently ranked No. 2 in the west by SKI Magazine. With the announcement of Becker, it will be Snowbasin’s fourth lift addition in the past six seasons. Snowbasin recently added Wildcat Handle Tow (2020), Middle Bowl (2021) and DeMoisy Express (2023). Additionally, the resort has significantly expanded parking, enhanced dining options and increased snowmaking across the mountain over this period.

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2025-26 Upgrades

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