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Avalanche Safety Resources
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Ski season will be here before you know it. With the snow comes avalanche danger. We've compiled these resources to help you understand more about avalanche safety in Utah:
Make 2020 be the year in which you ski for the first time in Utah. This is an open invitation to anyone who has never experienced the greatest snow on earth. Have you ever been skiing in the Spring season in Utah? If not, this year is a great opportunity to do so. We'd love to hear about your favorite Utah ski memories this year. Where did you experience the best snow? What are you looking forward to for next year? What else do you like to do in the great state of Utah? It's a great place to hike, boat, hunt, or participate in whatever other Utah recreational activity you find interesting. Yesterday was daylight savings , meaning that all clocks in Utah were moved one hour into the future. You should try night skiing in Utah! If you need to know how to get to Snowbird Ski Resort , consider riding with a shuttle service to Snowbird Ski Resort from the airport. This means that we are one month closer to the end of the ski season in Utah. Soon, ...
On Monday, February 3rd of last week, we experienced the biggest snowfall of the year in Utah. It shut down many schools and government agencies. The storm dropped nearly a foot of snow onto Utah's valley floors. Usually the state only gets 2-3 storms like this each year. Fortunately, this has made life wonderful for people who love to ski in Utah. The snowpack up in the mountains is strong. There are still several weeks left to ski in Utah . Of course, snowboarders can still have their fun on the slopes as well. The weather this week in Utah will be different. Expect sunny but cold weather with a lot of wind. The sun will be strong enough to melt most of the snow in the valleys, with the exception of piles of snow that have been plowed into the corners of parking lots. If you plan on coming to Utah to ski this week, make sure you are aware of your options for how to get to Snowbird Ski Resort from the airport . Consider riding with a shared L...
If you want to try to help reduce the traffic in Utah's mountain roads this winter, try the following: Carpool Take the Ski Bus Take a Ski Shuttle Ski Earlier in the Season As Utah's population grows and as the popularity of skiing in Utah also increases, traffic in Utah's canyons will only get worse and worse. Discussions are underway among Utah's decision makers about what to to resolve the traffic issues in Big Cottonwood Canyon and Little Cottonwood Canyon. One of the main things you can do to reduce your traffic footprint in the canyons is to take a shared shuttle service from the SLC airport to Little Cottonwood Canyon ski resorts , especially if you'll be flying in from out of state. A shuttle service that knows how to get to Alta Ski Resort from the airport can reduce the stress of your next trip by a large degree! Just think about it this way, if the average number of people in cars that are driving up the canyon can jump f...
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