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Utah Ski Resort Closing Dates

When are Utah ski resorts closing for the season? The 2025/26 Utah Ski season ends at 2026/05/25. Check out this list of projected closing dates for ski resorts in Utah to help you plan the rest of your ski season and get those late-season turns in. All projected closing dates are subject to change at each resort's discretion depending on the snow conditions and other factors.
Resort NameProjected closing dateSnowfallBase DepthOpen Trails
Nordic Valley Resort8 hours agoMar 29-0"-11"11/40-
Beaver Mountain9 hours agoApr 05-0"-55"48/48-
Eagle Point9 hours agoApr 05-0"-42"42/43-
Sundance9 hours agoApr 05-0"-24"Machine Groomed50/7269% Open
Snowbasin9 hours agoApr 12-0"-62"Machine Groomed85/11475% Open
Deer Valley Resort9 hours agoApr 19-0"-52"179/202-
Park City9 hours agoApr 19-0"-60"288/349-
Powder Mountain9 hours agoApr 19-0"-52"117/172-
Alta Ski Area3 hours agoApr 26-0"-89"110/118-
Brian Head Resort9 hours agoMay 10-0"-51"-/61-
Brighton Resort9 hours agoMay 17-0"-80"-/67-
Solitude Mountain Resort9 hours agoMay 24-0"-72"71/82-
Snowbird9 hours agoMay 25-0"-89"Packed Powder144/14997% Open

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