Powder Mountain Reviews, Ratings and Stats
Ranked 38th of 277 Ski resorts
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Overview
Powder Mountain in Utah is one of the largest ski resorts in North America, celebrated for its vast terrain and limited crowds. The resort is known for its expansive powder-filled bowls and unspoiled backcountry areas. Powder Mountain's emphasis on preserving the natural skiing experience appeals to purists. The resort offers a variety of terrain for all levels, but its powder runs and off-piste skiing are particularly noteworthy. Powder Mountain's facilities are modest but adequate, focusing on the skiing experience. The resort's "Pow Mow" shuttle provides access to extensive backcountry terrain. Powder Mountain is ideal for skiers and snowboarders seeking a low-key environment with exceptional powder skiing.
Main Stats
154Total Runs
8464 acresSkiable Terrain
6900 feetBottom Elevation
9422 feetTop Elevation
Reviews
Kira - intermediate snowboarder
Jan, 18 - 2025
Powderhorn is a great mountain to bring your friends and family to. It has beautiful tree runs that shoot out into amazing mogul fields. The lifters are always so nice and welcoming. It is an amazing mountain for any level skier/boarder!
Zander - intermediate skier
Jan, 16 - 2025
It's a great mountain with many runs for all types of people. The snow is very good and the mountain is always getting things added like parks, jump, small trails. There are many things to do like easy trails or big fast ones. Going through the trees is also nice. Good lighting for night skiing and a great price for it
Cammie - intermediate snowboarder
Jan, 12 - 2025
Powder Mountain was definitely the "uncrowded experience." We hardly ever had to wait in line during the day & the lifts were fast. Cobabe Canyon had fresh, untouched powder every day, even though it didn't snow during the duration of our 4 days there. Night skiing was crowded and icy, but every other part of the experience was phenomenal. Tickets were only $110 per day & we didn't even get close to skiing the whole mountain in four full days - there's so many runs, and so many options for each skill level. We will be back!
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