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Park City Mountain Resort, Utah Ski Report

Park City Mountain Resort, Utah Ski Report

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 Welcome to the "Park City Mountain Resort, Utah Ski Report" podcast, your ultimate guide to the latest snow conditions, weather updates, and expert tips for an unforgettable skiing experience in Utah. Tune in daily for insights on trail openings, lift operations, and insider advice to make the most of your Park City adventure. Perfect for skiers and snowboarders of all levels, this podcast keeps you informed and ready to hit the slopes!

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  • Park City's Powder Return: Breaking Utah's Brutal Dry Spell

    Park City's Powder Return: Breaking Utah's Brutal Dry Spell
    Feb 21 2026
    Ski Report for Park City Mountain Resort, Utah

    Daily Ski Conditions for Park City Mountain Resort, Utah

    Park City Mountain Resort is finally living up to Utah's legendary powder reputation after enduring one of the driest stretches in recent memory. The mountain just received 32 inches of fresh snow this week, marking the first significant accumulation in weeks and breaking what had been an absolutely brutal dry spell for the region.

    As of mid-February, the resort has 41 lifts spinning and over 330 runs open across its massive 7,300 acres of skiable terrain, making it the largest ski resort in the United States. The terrain parks are firing with 3 parks open featuring 52 features and 8 jumps, so park riders have plenty of options to play around.

    The recent storm has been a game-changer, but here's the reality check: Utah's snowpack situation remains dire. Scientists predict the state has only a 1 in 10 chance of reaching a normal snowpack this winter, with the Park City area facing particularly challenging conditions. Even with this week's storm, the state is still in the bottom 5 percent of historical snowfall records. To put it in perspective, Utah would need six to eight more storms of this magnitude just to achieve normal winter conditions. The silver lining is that the high elevation and dry mountain air at Park City mean the powder that does fall stays light and fluffy, and the lake effect from the Great Salt Lake helps boost those passing storms.

    Looking ahead at the weather forecast, conditions are turning more unsettled. Snow is likely Saturday afternoon between 11 AM and 2 PM with a high near 14 degrees and wind chills dropping to minus 1. Expect light west-northwest winds around 6 to 9 mph with less than a half inch of accumulation likely. Into next week, models suggest another foot or two of snow is possible through early next week as a persistent low-pressure system settles in, though moisture becomes more limited by Friday with only isolated snow showers expected.

    Seasonally, Park City averages around 355 inches of snow annually, though this year is running well below that pace. The grooming crews are doing excellent work though, with favorites like Keystone and Dynamite at Mountain Village and Mercury and Another World at Canyons Village earning top picks for their well-maintained conditions.

    If you're planning a trip, bring your layers and hit the slopes while you can. The spring events season is also heating up with Women's Weekend on March 7-8 and Peaks & Beats music festival March 26-28, so there's plenty of reasons to get back on the mountain beyond just chasing that next powder day. Just keep an eye on the forecasts since conditions remain highly variable this season.

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  • Park City's Still Shredding: Carving Groomers and Chasing Fresh in Utah's Lean Snow Season

    Park City's Still Shredding: Carving Groomers and Chasing Fresh in Utah's Lean Snow Season
    Feb 20 2026
    Ski Report for Park City Mountain Resort, Utah

    Daily Ski Conditions for Park City Mountain Resort, Utah

    Hey shredders, Park City Mountain Resort is calling your name with that classic Utah vibe—think epic groomers begging for your carves and terrain parks loaded for park rats. Right now, conditions are prime for cruising, with groomer picks like Quit N' Time, Tycoon, Chicane, and Whitepine dishing out buttery corduroy at both Mountain Village and Canyons Village. Three terrain parks are fired up with 52 features and 8 jumps, perfect for buttering rails or stomping airs.

    Snow depths aren't at record highs this season—Utah's snowpack is scraping bottom 5% territory despite a recent storm boost—but the mountain's holding solid bases for reliable turns. Expect fresh dustings soon, with up to 1-2 inches forecast over the next week, including a tease today and more mid-week. Pistes are mostly firm and groomed smooth, but watch for variable off-piste spots where wind could crust things up or stash hidden pow pockets.

    Today's weather is mostly sunny with a slight snow chance this afternoon, highs around 15-23°F at base (wind chill dipping to -12°F), keeping everything cold and crisp. Summit stays chillier at 9-16°F with light SW winds. Looking ahead, temps climb nicely: tomorrow clears to 22-31°F, then fog rolls in Sunday-Monday at 35-37°F, warming to low 40s Tuesday with new snow possible, peaking near 44°F before cooling Thursday. No major dumps, but that means stable shredding without slush fests.

    Season totals are leaner than Park City's legendary 300-inch average, thanks to this anomalously dry winter—statewide just 10% shot at normal snowpack, so water hawks are watching reservoirs closely. Lifts and trails? Official status shows most spinning (grab the Epic App for live deets), across 7,300+ acres of terrain. Pro tip: Skin up for sunrise sessions with local women's groups or hit après shot skis—Utah owns that record.

    Pack layers, scope cams, and charge—Park City's still delivering big-mountain grins despite the skimpy pack. Who's lapping Jupiter today?

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  • Park City's Powder Paradise: Capitalizing on Epic February Snow

    Park City's Powder Paradise: Capitalizing on Epic February Snow
    Feb 19 2026
    Ski Report for Park City Mountain Resort, Utah

    Daily Ski Conditions for Park City Mountain Resort, Utah

    Park City Mountain Resort is absolutely *on fire* right now, and if you're thinking about strapping in for some serious powder days, this is the moment to make it happen. After weeks of frustratingly dry conditions that had locals questioning their life choices, a persistent low-pressure system finally moved in and delivered the goods starting around mid-February, and the mountain is still riding that wave of fresh snow.

    The overnight snowfall totals have been nothing short of spectacular. Park City Mountain itself picked up 8 inches in the most recent dump, though some neighboring resorts like Solitude and Brighton went absolutely nuclear with 11 and 9 inches respectively. The forecast is calling for another 1 to 2 inches through the end of the week, with models suggesting up to 11 to 17 inches possible today and tomorrow as the storm system continues to crank. This is the kind of activity that makes February feel like January again, and skiers and snowboarders have been understandably stoked after the recent drought.

    Current conditions on the mountain are genuinely excellent. The resort has 41 lifts spinning and more than 330 runs open across its 7,300 acres of skiable terrain, which is basically all the playground you could want. Grooming crews have been busy clearing fresh tracks, with mid-mountain runs like Mid-Mtn Meadows and King Con getting special attention at the Mountain Village, plus Mercury and Echo over at the Canyons Village. Three terrain parks are open with 52 features and 8 jumps for the jib enthusiasts. Both the piste and off-piste terrain are prime right now given the recent snowfall, though as always, backcountry access conditions depend on current stability and avy forecasts.

    Temperature-wise, it's legitimately cold up there, which is exactly what you want for keeping that powder light and skippy. Today's highs are only reaching around 23 degrees Fahrenheit, with overnight lows dipping to single digits. Tomorrow stays similarly frigid with highs near 24 degrees. The wind has been moderately breezy, gusting up to 39 miles per hour at times, so dress in layers and be prepared for some wind-loaded aspects if you're venturing into the backcountry.

    Looking ahead at the next five days, Friday should see another 2 inches of snow before things taper off, followed by a clearing trend over the weekend with high pressure moving in. By Saturday and Sunday, expect mostly clear skies, though it'll stay cold and dry. Early next week brings another round of instability with up to 1 inch possible on Tuesday and Wednesday. This pattern shift from the recent drought to actual weather activity is genuinely exciting if you've been watching the forecast obsessively for the past month like most of us have.

    Season-to-date snowfall sits at an impressive 355 inches on average, which is right on par with Park City's legendary reputation for receiving some of North America's finest powder. That "greatest snow on Earth" reputation isn't marketing hype—it's earned through years of reliable, high-quality accumulation. The high elevation of 10,026 feet combined with the lake effect from the Great Salt Lake creates conditions that consistently deliver light, fluffy turns.

    One heads-up for anyone planning to visit: highway conditions have been sketchy with all this fresh snow, so if your vehicle isn't properly equipped with four-wheel drive or quality winter tires, consider timing your arrival for a day or two after conditions settle. The resorts have been cautious about managing the influx of visitors during these big snow events, and road safety is legitimately important.

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    4 Min.
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