Industry News
[UPDATED: 7:30 A.M. MST 4/10/25]
With an exceptionally snowy start to April and Alta Ski Area surpassing 500 inches of total season snowfall, spring may be showing up a little late in Utah but it’s definitely still on the calendar. Despite the fresh snow, many of the state’s ski resorts are winding down operations and announcing their final days for the 2024–25 season.
As of April 3, most resorts have set tentative closing dates, with only a few still holding out based on weather and snowpack. Nordic Valley and Cherry Peak are the first to officially end their seasons, citing limited snowfall as the main factor. Nordic Valley reported just 90 inches for the season—well below average—while Cherry Peak totaled 186 inches.
Below is a complete rundown of resort closing dates, ordered from soonest to latest. Keep in mind that dates are subject to change based on snow conditions.
Already Closed:
Closing Soon:
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Beaver Mountain — Sunday, April 6
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Eagle Point — Sunday, April 6
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Sundance — Sunday, April 6
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Snowbasin — Sunday, April 13
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Woodward Park City — Sunday, April 13
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Alta — Sunday, April 20
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Deer Valley — Sunday, April 20
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Park City Mountain — Monday, April 21
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Brian Head — Sunday, May 4
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Solitude — Sunday, May 11
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Brighton — Sunday, May 18
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Snowbird — Monday, May 26
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Powder Mountain – Sunday, April 20
If spring skiing is your thing (and it’s certainly ours), now’s the time to grab those last sunny laps. From closing-day parties to late-season powder days, there’s still plenty of riding left across Utah’s resorts.
