Every Known Closing Date For Utah’s 15 Ski Resorts

It’s been a tough season for the Western United States, and while Utah’s had it a bit better than some, several of the state’s ski areas have had a hard time keeping things going. 8 of the state’s 15 ski resorts have already closed up shop for the season. 4 resorts are still holding out, waiting to announce their closing dates until they truly have to, and 3 resorts have a set closing day. These are the known closing dates for all of Utah’s ski resorts.

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Utah Ski Resort Closing Dates

Beaver Mountain – Closed

Cherry Peak Resort – Closed

Deer Valley Resort – Closed

Eagle Point Resort – Closed

Nordic Valley – Closed

Powder Mountain – Closed

Snowbasin – Closed

Sundance Mountain Resort – Closed

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Alta Ski Area – April 26th

Brian Head Resort – May 10th

Solitude Mountain – May 17th

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Brighton Resort – TBA

Snowbird – TBA

Park City – TBA (Mountain Village is closed)

Woodward Park City – TBA

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