That’s a wrap (for Mtn Dell. Check out the SR 65 page for grooming updates!) As we finished the final groom of the season Sunday morning, the skies opened up and we received six inches of fresh in three hours. There will be plentiful snow for many days to come, but we will not be grooming Mountain Dell anymore this season. You are welcome to ski, but please show respect for our SLC Golf hosts and do not ski across greens, which are all fenced or roped off. We should also have many weeks of crust cruising.

Thank you is inadequate for the crew of volunteer groomers who show up daily for four hours of cold, dark, hard work. They make this amazing resource possible. Heading into that fourth hour on a sled in single-digit temperatures requires endurance, a high pain threshold and an unbelievably generous spirit. Most have been at it for well more than 10 winters. I am regularly awed and humbled by their efforts, and am lucky to be associated with such a band of stubborn, dedicated snow farmers.

We groomed 118 days this season, but that still is short of our record year. Our five year average is 101 days. We hope you find that season pass an incredible value, and thank you for being a part of the Mountain Dell community. See you out there!

FROM ALL OF US MTN DELL GROOMERS – A heartfelt shout out goes back at Chris Magerl for keeping us hell-bent on serving up the best track possible throughout the winter. Thanks Chris! And to all you skiers who braved the interstate truckers to come ski our track, we appreciate you. We’d feel like idiots if you never showed up!

That’s a wrap. As we finished the final groom of the season, the skies opened up and we received six inches of fresh in three hours. There will be plentiful snow for many days to come, but we will not be grooming Mountain Dell anymore this season. You are welcome to ski, but please show respect for our SLC Golf hosts and do not ski across greens, which are all fenced or roped off. We should also have many weeks of crust cruising.

Thank you is inadequate for the crew of volunteer groomers who show up daily for four hours of cold, dark, hard work. They make this amazing resource possible. Heading into that fourth hour on a sled in single-digit temperatures requires endurance, a high pain threshold and an unbelievably generous spirit. Most have been at it for well more than 10 winters. I am regularly awed and humbled by their efforts, and am lucky to be associated with such a band of stubborn, dedicated snow farmers.

We groomed 118 days this season, but that still is short of our record year. Our five year average is 101 days. We hope you find that season pass an incredible value, and thank you for being a part of the Mountain Dell community.  See you out there!

Sunday, March 26, will be the final grooming shift of the season at Mountain Dell. We plan to wrap up grooming by 10 A.M., but know that snow will still be falling and perhaps an additional inch of snow will fall after we are done grooming. Nothing like the 18+ inches of the past two days or the many gusts of 30+ mph that moved all that new snow. Skiing should be much better on Sunday. Come enjoy our last day of an unbelievable winter. Thanks for skiing Mountain Dell!