Powder Mountain has always been a family favourite and we have visited annually for 13 consecutive years.
This year the ticket prices rocketed to an eye-watering cost, and despite this, there weren’t enough staff so that queues for food and drink were unreasonably long, and the dustbins were overflowing. Disappointing to the point of disgust.

This was our 3rd year skiing at Powder Mountain. We were bummed to see the price increase ( $229 a day) just over $100 last year. The only real updates we could see were the bathrooms, all have been renovated. The lodges are the same and food is still priced fairly. You can get a little discount if you buy your pass the day before. Still only one fast lift ( Hidden Lake) the rest are slow. More homes being built at the Village lift. We had a lot of powder and enjoyed getting off the groomers and exploring. You need a lot of time to get to one lift to another. Parking is free and Apres at the Powder Keg is still a lot of fun, with great live music on the weekends. We love it here, but bummed about the price increase.

After over 30 years no more . We are from the northeast and always found it interesting that we never met someone from Utah that skied here . It is an hour and a half from the airport in the middle of nowhere . New owners co bought it a few years ago and had a fantasy of turning it into some international destination .sold plots for over a million dollars and it never took off . Another owner just took it over and is in fantasy land . This time the new area called Mary’s will be exclusive to those who buy property on the mtn. A reason we liked to ski there . To make it worse we paid over $200 on a weekday as a senior . We paid less than half that at Brighton which is a shirt drive from Salt Lake City , has nice mountain restaurants and never a liftline more than 2 minutes . We skied park city on our epic pass for free and the mountain is awesome also with short lifelines . Yesterday there was a snow event at powder and driving an suv the road was a disaster . We spun into one if their parking lots and got stuck . Four other cars had the same experience as it wasn’t plowed. After over two hours , grabbing shovels left outside by workers we got out and left . I asked if they would refund us and they quoted their refund policy . Their lack of plowing caused us to get stuck . Offering a credit was useless as we are leaving today . So it cost us $200 each for three people for aggravation . Bottom line after over 30 years we will never return. Powder mtn is for locals and I expect the new owner to be as successful as the last . It will getting .