Snowbird

Frequently Asked Questions

How many slopes does Snowbird have?

Snowbird has 169 slopes covering 103 km of ski terrain.

How much does a day pass cost at Snowbird?

A day pass at Snowbird costs $216 (November – May season).

What is the elevation of Snowbird?

Snowbird ranges from 988 m to 3353 m altitude, giving a vertical drop of 2365 m.

When is Snowbird open?

Snowbird is open from November – May, with lift hours 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

Why ski at Snowbird?

Snowbird is the Alta-adjacent choice for steep, snowy, lift-served intensity with snowboarding allowed. It is less gentle than many destination resorts, but for confident skiers and riders who want long vertical, mineral-basin laps, tram access, and storm-day terrain, it is one of Utah's clearest signatures.

What is Snowbird best for?

Snowbird is ideal for: advanced skiers and riders, Little Cottonwood powder, long vertical laps.

What should I know before visiting Snowbird?

Check Little Cottonwood Canyon road status, traction rules, avalanche mitigation closures, and tram operations during storms.

Is Snowbird good for families?

Yes, Snowbird is rated as child-friendly, making it a great choice for families with children.

Does Snowbird have snow parks?

Yes, Snowbird has 1 snow park for freestyle skiing and snowboarding.