Headed to the Hill? Uber Ski Is Back This Season With Room for Your Gear

Nothing is worse than waiting for a car to pick you up from the airport, only to realize your ski bag won’t fit. Thankfully, Uber Ski is back during the Winter 26/27 season.

“With Uber Ski, riders can reserve vehicles with extra trunk space up to 90 days in advance, with room for up to four passengers and all their winter gear,” reads a recent press release from Uber. “Plus, through our returning partnership with Vail Resorts, riders can purchase Epic Passes directly, making it even easier to plan their next mountain adventure.”

Uber Ski will roll out this month in the United States and Canada. Users can simply tap the “Uber Ski” icon and book a ride.

Keep an eye out for the service to relaunch in your region in the coming days.

The 2026/27 print issue of POWDER Magazine is here. Click here to have a copy shipped to your front door. Copies can also be found on newsstands at major retailers like Barnes & Noble, Target, Walmart, and more.

While Uber feels ubiquitous in 2026, there are still some regions where the service works better than others.

Here’s our top list of airports to use Uber Ski to reach your final destination, along with the average drive time from the airport to the resort, in no particular order.

The Best Airports To Use Uber Ski

• Salt Lake City, Utah (30-45 minutes)
• Denver, Colorado (60-120+ minutes)
• Reno-Tahoe, Nevada (30-120 minutes)
• Jackson Hole, Wyoming (30 minutes)
• Seattle, Washington (60-120 minutes)
• Portland, Oregon (90-120 minutes)
• Bozeman, Montana (60-90 minutes)
• Burlington, Vermont (60-90 minutes)
• Anchorage, Alaska (60 minutes)

The 2026/27 print issue of POWDER Magazine is here. Click here to have a copy shipped to your front door. Copies can also be found on newsstands at major retailers like Barnes & Noble, Target, Walmart, and more.

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