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Snowbird

Access Details26/27

Ikon Pass
7 days
Ikon Base Pass
5 days
Ikon Session Pass
No access
Blackout Dates

Dec 27-31, 2025

Jan 17-18, 2026

Feb 14-15, 2026

Jul 5-20, 2025

Jul 4-19, 2026

 
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Direct-to-Lift

Steeps & Deeps

Snowbird gets an average of 500 inches of snow every year. With steep, challenging terrain and snow that any powder hound will drool over, the mountain is an all-time favorite of die-hard skiers and snowboarders from all over the globe.

Ikon Pass holders can access both Snowbird and Alta with their 7 days in Little Cottonwood Canyon. Skiers and riders that choose to ski Alta and Snowbird in a day will use only 1 of their 7 days available.

Acres
2500
Vertical Drop
3240'
Avg Snowfall
500"
Lifts
14
Snowbird

HIDDEN PEAK BOUND

Since 1971, Snowbird’s Aerial Tram has carried skiers and riders 2,900 vertical feet to the top of Hidden Peak in about 10 minutes. Step off at 11,000 feet and drop into the diverse terrain of Peruvian Gulch, Gad Valley and Mineral Basin.

STORIED SNOWFALL

Snowbird is known for its legendary “steep and deep” terrain, with 3,000 vertical feet of skiing, the chutes of the Cirque accessible from the Tram and an average snowfall of more than 500 inches.

HOME OF FREERIDE

There’s a reason the best freeride athletes in the world come to Snowbird to compete and train. The terrain is steep, accessible and constantly challenging even to experts.

Local Hack

The official app of Snowbird is here. It has never been easier to connect with your friends on lifts and trails, track your performance stats, view real-time weather, get resort information and more.

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How to Get There

Nearby Airports

  • Salt Lake City International Airport SLC • 32 Miles