Utah was made for winter adventures.
With 15 ski resorts averaging 500 inches of snow a year, Utah is an unparalleled winter destination. Add premier ski lodging and off-slope fun, and there’s nowhere else quite like Utah in the winter.
Ski the pristine powder
Aside from having the greatest snow, what sets Utah skiing apart is ease of access — 10 of Utah’s 15 ski resorts are within an hour of the Salt Lake airport.
Ride a fat tire bike
People here don’t garage their rides in winter, they just grab their fat tire bike and hit the snow-covered trails; it’s the latest rage in the cycling world.
Pick up kite skiing
Use the power of a paragliding sail to speed across the snowy slopes. Easier to learn than kitesurfing, this may be your new favorite winter activity.
Brave the wintry trails
Don’t let the cold and snowy terrain deter you — with the right gear, knowledge, and sustenance, hit the trails on foot and explore Utah at a walking pace.
Master the art of après
Once the lifts close, discover warming winter drinks and tasty libations you can share with friends and family.
Snowmobiling
Over 800 miles of groomed trails means snowmobiling fun for all. Terrain ranges from trail riding to steep hill climbing or just playing in a powdery meadow.
Soldier Hollow Nordic Center
A former venue of the Olympic Winter Games, take the family nordic skiing, snow tubing or to check out the Utah ice castles.
Homestead Crater
A geothermal spring inside a majestic 55-foot limestone dome, this natural wonder offers a blissful escape. Soak in the water, or dive into the depths.
Antelope Island State Park
The largest island in the Great Salt Lake features free-roaming bison and antelope herds. It’s hiking and biking trails make for a picturesque winter adventure.
Utah’s National Parks
If you’re skiing Southern Utah at Brian Head or Eagle Point, consider a trip to Zion or Bryce. You can escape peak season crowds and enjoy snowy red rock.
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Salt Lake City By IHG
Located in downtown Salt Lake, indulge in the perfect blend of modern comfort and historic charm, with breathtaking views right outside your door.
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Salt Lake City By IHG
Park City Peaks
Just minutes from the renowned ski resorts of Park City, relax in spacious rooms with warm hospitality, views of the slopes, and a hot tub or sauna.
Park City Peaks
The Chateaux Deer Valley
A family-friendly resort just steps from the slopes, unwind in the refreshing outdoor pool, or book a rejuvenating spa session with mountain views.
The Chateaux Deer Valley
Brian Head Lodge
Filled with rustic charm in the heart of Brian Head, cozy up to the fireplace in this classic mountain lodge.
Brian Head Lodge
Sundance Mountain Resort
Amidst the snow-covered splendor of Mount Timpanogos, this idyllic retreat offers ultimate relaxation with cozy rooms, private fireplaces, and outdoor decks.
Sundance Mountain Resort
Osteria Amore
Striking a balance between comfort food and high-end fine dining, indulge in shareable Mediterranean plates from pizza to cheese boards in a cozy atmosphere.
Osteria Amore
La Jolla Groves – Provo
This romantic restaurant serves perfect American wintertime dishes like French onion soup and mushroom bisque in a lantern-lit courtyard.
La Jolla Groves – Provo
Chimayo
Taste the classic Southwest with a festive flair, with dishes like queso fundido and ceviche, alongside inventive local favorites like sugarcane elk skewers.
Chimayo
Lake Effect
Enjoy a fusion of global flavors from Asia to Latin America at this stylish bar, where you’ll find handcrafted cocktails amidst a buzzy atmosphere.
Lake Effect
BTG Wine Bar
The après ski crowds like to gather here for the wine and cocktail menu, as well as upscale bar bites like mac ‘n’ cheese or prosciutto-wrapped dates.
BTG Wine Bar
710 Bodega Tapas & Wine
A modern Spanish experience in Park City, the menu here blends traditional plates with an innovative twist, alongside complementary Spanish wines and beers.
710 Bodega Tapas & Wine
