Powder Mountain

4/2/25 first time here... I've heard lots of good things about this ski area. They are all correct. This place is so nice and chill. Great conditions for the day after the 10" or so, snowfall. New lifts and better access than in the past, so i was told. The food was good too, i got the ramen. Not too expensive, kinda like NYC prices- lol. Some may say that's high... Lol. Anyway... It was good quality food. I love that you can extend your day with the night section on the "Sundown" lift. It's only 535 vert according to my Ski Tracks app (screenshot) but it's fun to ride that section and watch the sun set over the valley. And if you just landed at SLC you can ride the night for cheap, I think $19. I look forward to riding there again.

This was the first experience we had in Utah in this ski resort we always go to Park city which is always amazing but By far, this was a very good experience everything is smooth staff very friendly and accommodating. Justin who was in the ski school helped a lot to accommodate appropriately teachers they were amazing. Caroline was teaching my daughter and.Calara was private instructor for my wife they were both happy with their private lesson. The ski resorts is very accommodating and very clean.

My family of 5 went here on 12/31/25 and loved it. The entire team there were very nice, professional and helpful. Rachael helps run the counter, and she had so much patience during the mad rush when we showed up. She's very knowledgeable, kind and patient. Thankfully, she also recommended an exceptional ski instructor for my daughter. His name is Paul Mayfield and I highly recommend him!!!! He had her skiing down the hill in minutes and she skied the next morning on a green. He is very kind, helpful , excellent teacher and did a great job explaining. He went above and beyond. We will definitely come back! Thank you so much Powder Mountain and Rachael, Paul and rest of the staff.

Such an amazing amazing place to ski. It deserves 10/10. Also, if you do night ski, its only $19. We did night ski on March 22 and we absolutely loved it. The slope was nice. Snow was different ( it was like powder, hence the Powder mountain). Sun down ski place is amazing. It has multiple ski resorts as well.

We came out here for night snowboarding because Brighton closed down due to the dangerous weather, and we're glad we did. Not only was Powder Mountain cheaper, but it wasn't very crowded - so we got a ton of great powder runs in. At night time they only open one lift and a few trails, but they are well lit and quite a lot of fun to shred on. The facilities are in great shape and we had no issues with parking, lift tickets, food, or restrooms during our stay.

Fantastic experience. I have skied Alta, Snowbird, Brighton,Solitude and this was one of the most enjoyable experiences I have had. Have been off slopes for 10 years and was fearful getting back to it, but for $19 night skiing (with Brighton being $108) it was excellent. Kind staff, beautiful gear, sweet lifts and mountain and not the killer expense that is the Hallmark of Utah skiing after 2002 Olympics. Why can’t any resort in Utah be less than $100 for night skiing is beyond me, but I found it. Powder Mountain was in a word EXCELLENT. Thank you for a great re-introduction to skiing. I love Powder mountain!!

As avid skiers based in Park City, we’ve explored nearly every ski resort in the area, from Deer Valley, Alta, Snowbird, Brighton, Solitude, Sundance & Snowbasin. After hearing countless great things about Powder Mountain, we decided to make the scenic hour-and-a-half drive for a midweek visit (Tuesday after MLK weekend), and we couldn’t have been more impressed. The drive to Powder Mountain was breathtakingly beautiful, and parking was a breeze. We opted for the Timberline parking area, which was conveniently mid-mountain and served as the starting point for their Complimentary Mountain Tour. Arriving early, we waited in the cozy skier services yurt, where Angela G. provided exceptional hospitality. She gave us insider tips on the mountain, local dining recommendations, and even handed out some Powder Mountain stickers. Her proactive attitude ensured that our experience started on the right note. When the tour began, our hosts, Tate and Bob, were nothing short of fantastic. Tate’s dad jokes kept the mood light, and his deep knowledge of the terrain made navigating this vast mountain much easier. He catered to our 14-year-old son’s enthusiasm for steeps and challenging runs by pointing out the best spots and explaining how to access the “secret” areas. Powder Mountain truly lives up to its name. Despite no fresh snow for a week, we discovered untouched powder and had vast areas seemingly to ourselves. The diversity of terrain was impressive with groomed greens and blues perfect for cruising, scenic bowls and rolling meadows, gorgeous aspen glades and thrilling steeps, backcountry terrain, and hike-to areas like James Peak. There’s something for everyone, making it an ideal destination whether you’re a beginner or an expert. We took a break at Timberline Lodge for lunch, and the pizza was incredible. The pulled pork banh mi was flavorful, the spicy Hawaiian had a perfect kick, and our son’s classic pepperoni didn’t disappoint. The quality of food exceeded expectations for on-mountain dining. The combination of Powder Mountain’s outstanding customer service, extensive terrain, and serene atmosphere made it one of the best ski days we’ve had. It’s hard to believe such an expansive and uncrowded resort is just a short drive from Park City. Whether you’re looking for fresh powder, diverse runs, or a friendly vibe, Powder Mountain is worth the trip. We’ll absolutely be back! Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This was my first ski trip to Utah. I'm very happy we chose to visit Ogden Valley and Powder Mountain. The Valley & Powder Mountain had low snow January 2026 but was so much better than the artificial snow & ice we are accustomed to skiing on in TN & the Carolina's. Powder Mountain was real snow, the staff was very friendly, the views were incredible, & it was a fantastic introduction to skiing the Rockies. I strongly recommend skiing Powder Mountain!