THE UTAH NORDIC ALLIANCE
Absolute bliss striding through fast, superlight fluff Friday afternoon at Mtn Dell. We will be grooming Saturday morning, but it is still thin, early season conditions, and the light snow might not bond well. Even though it is too thin … Continued
We got the good word, we WILL OPEN TO SEASON PASS HOLDERS TOMORROW! We will groom out piles of blown snow and with the added natural snow will offer whatever trails are safe to ski. Just FYI, looking ahead to … Continued
Thin coverage. Cullen and Steve are on course right now (9 A.M.) putting down some corduroy. Too thin to set classic track, but classic might still be the best call for the day. There is a danger of pushing down … Continued
New update already! We will roll all the trails today and take the small groomer out on Spin N Grin and Cabin Loop and assess if the coverage makes for safe skiing. Between noon – 3 pm we will update … Continued
We are blowing and it is snowing! Nearly 3 inches and counting. We are not open to season pass holders yet, but we will update as soon as we are!
We are open 9-5 daily! About 6 inches of fresh snow and gusty winds this morning. Wind and snow overnight means a little adventurous this morning. We’re grooming the 3k and 5k for skating and will set classic track but … Continued
Groomed the upper loops today, sled packed/single track the lower loops and Jordan Pines. Snow was pretty wet and heavy this morning. Snowing as we left so conditions should improve. Have fun!
Our March in December snomance has continued. Warm and windy overnight. Wet snow this morning. 3km will be groomed and set. We’re letting the 5km sit and it is not recommended due to some bare patches and hazards from the … Continued
Still in a holding pattern. Let’s hope this storm brings us enough snow to open for season pass holders this weekend!
We were able to blow a bunch of snow last night and we are looking forward to this being the last unseasonably warm day in a while. After this, we seem to have a more favorable weather window and still … Continued