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Snowbird sets May 10 closing date as Utah ski season nears its end

Marina Knight

by Marina Knight
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A crowd enjoys spring skiing vibes on the tram deck in April 2025.

A crowd enjoys spring skiing vibes on the tram deck in April 2025. Photo: Snowbird

LITTLE COTTONWOOD CANYON – After holding out longer than any other major Utah resort, Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort has officially announced it will close for the 2025-26 ski season on May 10.

The resort had been the last major Utah ski area without a confirmed closing date as the state’s winter season winds down.

Until then, Snowbird has shifted to weekend-only operations, running lifts Friday through Sunday through this weekend. For its final weekend, the resort plans to operate only on Saturday, May 9, and Sunday, May 10.

According to the resort, this weekend’s lift operations are expected to include the Aerial Tram, Peruvian Express, Mineral Basin and Little Cloud. Lift and terrain access for the final closing weekend has not yet been announced.

The announcement effectively marks the final stretch of Utah’s ski season, with most other resorts already closed for the year.

Marina Knight

Marina Knight began her career in journalism working for The Stowe Reporter in 2003, where she was a staff writer and later the publication’s Web Editor. She covered the Winter Olympic Games in 2006 and 2010, and has worked as a freelance writer covering outdoor topics as well as art criticism. Most recently, Knight was Editor-in-Chief of SkiRacing.com. She has won multiple awards from the New England Newspaper Association for environmental reporting, feature writing and art criticism. She lives with her family in Park City. In her free time you’ll find her in the mountains

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