Ski Alta and Snowbird
With this lift ticket you'll have access to both the Alta and Snowbird Ski areas.
Having access to two different resorts with a combo ticket will double your skiing pleasure, and with the Snowbird-Alta Ticket Combo you will get just that. Snowbird resort installed a high-speed chairlift in Mineral Basin that expanded their terrain and created a lift connection to the neighboring Alta ski area. Snowbird Resort has an average snowfall of 500 inches of light powder and with its varied terrain, offers excellent skiing and snowboarding for all ability levels. Boasting the most vertical feet in the state, you will see why Travel Channel has picked Snowbird as one of North America's top 10 ski resorts.
Alta Resort is one of Utah's premier resorts and has been in operation for 66 years. Located at the top of Little Cottonwood Canyon it offers beautiful scenery and panoramic views. Alta takes skiing seriously and snowboarding is not permitted. The whole family will have fun here no matter what level of expertise you have.
Details
- Snowbird Ski Lift Operation Times: 9:00a.m. — 3:30 to 4:00p.m. depending on the slope and weather conditions
- Snowbird Ski Levels: Beginner-27%, Intermediate — 38%, Advanced — 35%
- Alta Ski Slope Operating Times: 9:15a.m. — 4:30p.m.
- Alta's Ski Levels: Beginner — 25%, Intermediate — 40%, Advanced — 35%
- No snowboarding permitted at Alta Resort
- Ski rentals are available at the Cliff Lodge (Cliff Sports, Level I) and at the Snowbird Center (Christy Sports, Level III)
Transportation
- There is a parking lot shuttle onsite.
- Travel between the two resorts is by ski lift.
- A Ski Bus offered by the city stops nearby. The Ski Bus is $3 per ride one-way or $6 round-trip. Visit www.rideuta.com for bus information, or contact then by phone at 801-743-3882 Monday-Saturday 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Children Information
- Snowbird - Children ages 6 and under ski free (tram not included) when accompanied by a paying adult
- Alta - Special child rates are available at resort ticket window.
