Powder Mountain

At the heart of Powder Mountain is a commitment to sustainability and community. Established in 1972, Powder Mountain is one of the largest ski resorts in North America, renowned for its vast expanse of terrain and the pristine powder that blankets its slopes. Located in the Wasatch Range in Utah, the resort boasts over 8,000 acres of skiable terrain, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The resort was initially developed on land that belonged to the Cobabe family, who transformed it from a sheep ranch into a beloved ski destination. Over the decades, Powder Mountain has grown while maintaining its local charm and commitment to preserving its natural beauty.

Powder Mountain embraces a unique business model that limits the number of tickets sold each day, ensuring an uncrowded skiing experience. This approach is a key part of the resort's philosophy, promoting accessibility to exceptional powder skiing while minimizing environmental impact. The resort's culture is steeped in community, drawing loyal visitors who value both the recreational offerings and the communal atmosphere. With a dedication to preserving the land and creating sustainable growth, Powder Mountain combines adventure with responsibility, inviting guests to enjoy one of the most iconic winter sports destinations in the United States.