Snow Brings Earliest Opening At Powder Mountain In Decades
Nov 30, 2018, 3:22 PM | Updated: 8:22 pm
EDEN, Utah – Powder Mountain Ski Resort had it’s earliest opening in nearly a decade thanks to about 16 inches of snow that fell over a two-day period.
“Powder mountain’s known for it’s natural snow, we don’t make any here,” Spokesman J.P. Goulet said. We’re happy that mother nature’s been blessing us early this season.”
Powder Mountain Ski Resort had it’s earliest opening in nearly a decade thanks to about 16 inches of snow that fell over a two-day period.
The resort opened its Sundown lift at 1 p.m. Friday, with plans to announce more lift openings into the weekend.
“It’s a great start to the season,” Goulet said. “We hope it continues, and open up as much terrain as we can before Christmas, and we hope to have a really really good season.”
Powder Mountain caps its crowd sizes, selling only 1,500 tickets each day and limiting season pass sales to 3,000 at the 8,464 acre resort.
Powder Mountain Ski Resort had it’s earliest opening in nearly a decade thanks to about 16 inches of snow that fell over a two-day period.
