#snowbasin

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Snowbasin, Utah

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Explore Nordic Valley and Snowbasin Ski Resorts

Introduction

Utah’s Wasatch Mountain Range offers incredible skiing experiences, and resorts like Nordic Valley Ski Resort and Snowbasin are among the best destinations for winter sports enthusiasts. Whether you're looking for family-friendly slopes or luxurious accommodations near the mountains, these resorts have something for everyone. Let’s dive into what makes these locations so special and how you can enhance your stay with the best Snowbasin ski resort hotels.

Why Visit Nordic Valley Ski Resort?

Affordable and Family-Friendly Nordic Valley Ski Resort is known for its affordable lift tickets and welcoming atmosphere. It’s ideal for beginners and families looking for a relaxed skiing experience without the crowds.

Night Skiing Adventures This resort is one of the few in Utah that offers night skiing, allowing visitors to enjoy the slopes under the stars.

Compact Yet Diverse Terrain With over 140 acres of skiable terrain, Nordic Valley offers a mix of beginner and intermediate trails, ensuring a fun experience for everyone.

Snowbasin Ski Resort: A Luxury Ski Destination

World-Class Skiing Snowbasin Resort features over 3,000 acres of skiable terrain, with pristine groomed runs, challenging expert trails, and scenic views. It’s a haven for skiers and snowboarders of all levels.

Elegant Lodges and Amenities When it comes to comfort, the luxurious lodges at Snowbasin set it apart. Offering gourmet dining and cozy lounges, it’s an ideal place to relax after a day on the slopes.

Convenient Lodging Options Staying near Snowbasin is made easy with several Snowbasin ski resort hotels and vacation rentals that cater to various budgets. These accommodations ensure proximity to the slopes while providing all the comforts of home.

Things to Do Beyond Skiing

While skiing is the highlight, both resorts offer more than just snowy slopes:

Snowshoeing and Hiking Explore the serene winter trails around Nordic Valley Ski Resort and Snowbasin for a peaceful retreat into nature.

Dining Experiences Snowbasin is renowned for its culinary options, from casual café bites to fine dining. Don’t miss their famous weekend buffets!

Year-Round Activities During summer, these resorts transform into hubs for mountain biking, hiking, and scenic gondola rides, making them great destinations any time of year.

Staying Near the Resorts

If you’re visiting these top ski destinations, you’ll want accommodations that enhance your experience. Mountain Green Utah Rentals provides excellent lodging options near Snowbasin ski resort hotels. Their rentals offer several advantages:

Convenient Locations Enjoy quick access to Snowbasin and Nordic Valley while staying in cozy, well-maintained properties.

Family and Group-Friendly Options With rentals that accommodate families and larger groups, you can enjoy a stress-free vacation tailored to your needs.

Modern Amenities From full kitchens to hot tubs, these accommodations ensure you have everything you need to unwind after a day on the slopes.

Affordable Luxury Combining comfort and affordability, Mountain Green Utah Rentals is a great choice for those seeking quality lodging near Snowbasin.

Tips for Planning Your Ski Trip

Book Early Whether you’re staying near Nordic Valley or in one of the Snowbasin ski resort hotels, reserve your accommodations early, especially during peak ski season.

Rent Equipment in Advance Save time by arranging your ski or snowboard rentals before arrival. Many rental shops near the resorts offer online reservations.

Check Weather Conditions Monitor forecasts to ensure you’re prepared for varying weather on the slopes.

Explore Nearby Attractions Beyond skiing, explore Ogden Valley’s charm, including its dining options, boutique shops, and scenic reservoirs.

Conclusion

Both Nordic Valley Ski Resort and Snowbasin offer unique skiing experiences for travelers seeking adventure and relaxation. Nordic Valley’s affordability and family-friendly vibe make it a great choice for beginners, while Snowbasin’s luxurious amenities and expansive terrain cater to seasoned skiers and those seeking premium comfort.Enhance your visit by staying with Mountain Green Utah Rentals. Their range of accommodations near Snowbasin ski resort hotels ensures a perfect blend of convenience and comfort. Start planning your Utah ski adventure today for a trip you’ll never forget!

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Snowbasin Summer Accommodations, Snowbasin Summer Lodging - Snowbasin Utah Rentals 

Our high standards and meticulous attention to detail set Snowbasin Utah Rental apart from our competitors. Have you ever wished you could see the process at our Snowbasin summer accommodations before a customer’s arrival? We thought it would be interesting to show you what our whole team is doing to get your vacation rental home ready.

[eliisgrateful]

january 19, 2025

Good morning,

I finished writing my last snow report for Snowbasin this morning, three years to the day that I received the job offer in 2022. What an great introduction to the ski industry. It was exciting, educational, frustrating, and incredible. I’m grateful for the experience and the opportunities it provided, and I’m looking forward to taking on an opportunity to expand that role into what I always wanted it to be at a new resort in a few days.

I’m looking forward to my last couple of days at Daily Rise today and tomorrow, catching up on some freelance work, hopefully sneaking in a half ski day, and then a calm Wednesday before kicking off the new job on Thursday. I’m grateful to be mostly settled into my new place. I have a few more things to get from my mom’s but aside from that I should be good to go. I’m grateful to be open to these new experiences and to see where all of this will take me.

Have a good Sunday, love ya.”

[bouncehouserentalsogden]

Ogden, Utah: A Hidden Gem Nestled in the Mountains

Nestled in the heart of northern Utah, Ogden is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Known for its stunning mountain views, vibrant outdoor recreation scene, and rich history, Ogden offers a unique blend of small-town charm and big-city amenities.

History buffs will appreciate Ogden's rich heritage, which dates back to the mid-1800s when it was established as a trading post for trappers and Native Americans. The city's historic downtown district is filled with beautifully preserved buildings that tell the story of Ogden's past, including the Union Station, which now houses museums and galleries celebrating the city's railroad history.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to love in Ogden, with its proximity to world-class skiing, hiking, biking, and rock climbing. The city is surrounded by majestic mountains, including the towering peaks of the Wasatch Range and the rugged terrain of the nearby Uinta Mountains. Ski enthusiasts can hit the slopes at nearby resorts like Snowbasin and Powder Mountain, while hikers can explore the scenic trails of Ogden's extensive network of parks and open spaces.

For those seeking a taste of urban life, Ogden offers a vibrant arts and culture scene, with galleries, theaters, and live music venues showcasing local talent. The city is also home to a thriving community of artisans and crafters, making it a great place to shop for unique, handmade goods.

Foodies will delight in Ogden's diverse dining scene, which offers everything from gourmet cuisine to down-home comfort food. Local restaurants serve up a mix of international flavors, farm-to-table fare, and classic American dishes, ensuring that there's something to satisfy every palate.

In addition to its natural beauty and cultural attractions, Ogden is also a hub for education and innovation, with several universities and research institutions calling the city home. This intellectual energy infuses the city with a spirit of creativity and entrepreneurship, making it an exciting place to live and work.

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Continuation-in-Part Patent Applications: A Comprehensive Guide

2002 Olympic Downhill Course at Snowbasin Continuation-in-part patent applications are a strange type of continuing patent application.  They are a tool that can extend the life of a patent family and protect improvements to inventions covered by prior patents.  They have significant risks, however, and should be approached carefully. Patents play a pivotal role in safeguarding intellectual…

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Snowbasin with Logan and Riley.

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Snowbasin Utah Rentals: A World of Exclusive Adventure and Relaxation - Things to Do

Snowbasin Utah Rentals: A World of Exclusive Adventure and Relaxation - Things to Do

Explore the wonders of Snowbasin, Utah, through the lens of luxury and adventure with Snowbasin Utah Rentals. In this captivating Medium article, embark on a journey of discovery as you uncover the myriad of activities awaiting guests at Snowbasin Utah Rentals. From the exhilarating slopes of Snowbasin Resort to the serene hiking trails surrounded by breath-taking natural beauty, each experience promises to leave an indelible mark on your soul. Indulge in the thrill of mountain biking, perfect your swing on premier golf courses, and immerse yourself in the lap of luxury with state-of-the-art wellness amenities. Delve into the vibrant culinary scene of Utah and explore its rich cultural and historical heritage through nearby landmarks and attractions. Whether you're seeking adrenaline-pumping adventures or tranquil moments of relaxation, Snowbasin Utah Rentals offers the perfect setting for your dream vacation. Let the enchanting landscapes of Utah be your playground as you create memories to last a lifetime at Snowbasin Utah Rentals.

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Heartbeat

Valleys and peaks of your heartbeat know not the beloved's soft lips nor short sudden ending of his spring. Be patient. Your heart rides waves from a close mindful friend busy daydreaming. Be love. Your eyes shut, legs do all the work in this run of a lifetime but never get any of the credit. Be gone. Ride with me Eyes open. Let me be your heartbeat. 🧿

How it happened:

On this beautiful day riding at Snowbasin, UT in the Wasatch Range my riding companion was having such a blast, she might have said this was her "best day riding" ever.

As our hearts pounded she patiently kept up riding together along each other's closely matched moods, rhythm and carving turns in the soft snow.

Just earlier that morning she was graciously reminding our need to return back home soon before long. But where else can you frolic with my clouds at such altitude and proximity?

This cloud reminded me of our beloveds who have recently departed to return home as well. They do continue beating in our hearts. Your heart and eyes have to be open to see them.

At our long deserved late lunch, she might have even smiled a bit secretly when this poem arrived. Hopefully, the clouds did too.

She did let me. Then she let me keep beating like this for 4 more weeks.

Thank you.

[beatjackkerouac]

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[bike42]

29029

August 8-13, 2023

We left Camp Paxson in the early morning on Tuesday to embark on our 8-hour drive to Huntsville, Utah (just west of Ogden).  It was an uneventful drive, and we saw new territory traveling south out of MT, across a bit of Idaho and into Utah.  We stopped to load up on groceries in Ogden, then drove to our VRBO to get settled and make dinner for the 7pm arrive of San, Mary and Geo.  We had a nice dinner, did a lot of laundry, and played dominoes.  After many nights of camping for those three, and then 3 nights together in the camp cabin, it was luxurious to spread out in the large house!

Wednesday am San and I did yoga on the front deck – looking out at Snowbasin Mountain.  Jeff and Geo ventured back into Ogden for more supplies, getting lost twice in the process!  I took a walk through the neighborhood.  It was hot and I felt the altitude, but I hoped an easy walk would help with my conditioning.  In the afternoon, we all piled into the Audi and drove to Snowbasin to check out the layout.  It was good for me to have a visual of the layout.  San and I walked up the start of the course - steep, but I’m confident I can do it 13 times!!

We had a nice dinner, played some cards and early to bed.  Jeff had been having some abdominal/GI issues since we left home and about midnight, he decided he needed to go to an ER and woke me to tell me he was driving himself there.  I quickly woke up and said “I’ll take you.”  We arrived at a hospital in Ogden about 1am, where they took blood, did X-rays, and gave him something to relax.  He was able to doze, while I spent hours on my phone on Facebook and playing Suduko.  At 4am, they discharged him having ruled out blockage and infection – probably more of a stomach issue so they suggested OTC Prilosec (he’d been on that before).  Off to find a CVS, and then back to the house to bed.  I was mostly relieved that there wasn’t anything majorly wrong, and that my event wouldn’t be impacted – having got this close!!

Thursday am – slept in a bit, then up to tell our housemates why we were clunking around at midnight and 4am.  San and I did another yoga session, and I took a nap and had a shower.

29029 - “Everesting”

When I first heard of this hiking challenge, I knew I needed to try it, and talked my sister into doing it with me.  We entered the Snowbasin Utah challenge, where you hike up the mountain 13 times (2310 feet of elevation and 2.3 miles each assent) - with 36 hours to complete the challenge. It’s only possible as you get to ride the gondola down!   Jeff dropped us off Thursday afternoon where we checked in and got settled into our glamping tent and prepared to tackle the mountain with 257 participants (half women) ranging from 16-75 years old.

There were great motivational speeches that afternoon, recaps of the training and support the 29029 staff had offered over the past 9 months.  There was nutritional information (fuel and hydration will be critical), Trish, a “breathing coach,” led us through breathing exercises, and coaches Brent and Chris offered motivational speeches as good as any keynote address I’d ever heard at the many conference I’ve attended!!  We learned that “suffering (of this sort) is a privilege” and events like 29029 are “frustratingly doable!”  I also learned a new term: Type Two Fun:  which is described as “miserable while it’s happening, but fun in retrospect.”  I had so many examples in my own life already to draw from:  marathons, cross-country cycling, paddling the Mississippi, Kilimanjaro, even backpacking in Glacier last month! 

All pumped up, we joined a small group on a short hike, and then spent some time until dinner getting settled in our tent and getting to know our tent-mate, Mary.  Mary was back for her “redemption.”  Last year she only managed 10 assents and that didn’t sit well with her, so she was back to finish.  We enjoyed chatting with her, but like the feeling before a race or a big test – you really don’t feel like talking at all, you just want to get it over with!

We headed to the lodge for dinner and sat with a woman from Erie Pennsylvania, but again we didn’t like that feeling of everyone sizing each other up and comparing what they did for training (and stressing over “did I do enough?”)!  We hustled back to our tent, brushed our teeth, put in our earplugs and read for a bit before drifting off to sleep.  The cots were extremely comfortable, and we slept well.

We were up at 4am Friday.  We quickly dressed and headed to the lodge.  We tried to eat breakfast even though we were too nervous to eat.  We went outside for some group stretching and another peptalk but Trish the breathing coach, and by 6am we were on our way.   The first assent was exhilarating!  Eighty minutes to the top and a 10-minute gondola ride down.  I was also excited to reach the top as I knew Jeff would be there working at the aid station.  I burst into tears when I saw him as I felt so good about that first assent and I could see he was proud of me.

The second assent was about the same time, but it felt like a little more work.  There were 2 aide stations on the mountain, and one on the top.  We tried to stay in front of nutrition and hydration concerns.  I grabbed a coke and potato chips for my ride down, and after eating I laid down with my legs up the side of the gondola.  Assents three and four were slower, and San was still charging up the steep parts and waiting for me.   I told her she should go ahead, but she wanted to stay with me. 

It was impossible to not keep doing the math on how long this challenge would take, and I’m still not certain if that helped me or hurt me mentally.  I knew down to my core that I could complete this challenge.  I just hadn’t quite pushed my body this hard for this long and didn’t know how my body would react!  I figured we’d get 4 assents in by lunch, and we finished our 4th just after noon.  Jeff’s shift was 5am-noon, so he was just finishing and rode the gondola down with us - he had to go back to our Airbnb and rest up for his overnight volunteer shift!

After lunch it was 79 degrees, and I was feeling the heat.  San was still bounding up the mountain like a mountain goat so I told her to go ahead while I slogged it out.  She’s always been very physically tough, and she trained for this event by hiking long distances on hot days wearing her oxygen deprivation mask – worked very well for her, I’d say!!

I did 3 more assents on my own (my assents were averaging 110 minutes by then), and ran into Sandra as she was coming out of the lodge after dinner.  She’d made me a dinner plate, and I went inside and tried to eat.  Hard to believe that I had no appetite.  I plugged my phone and watch into the charger and laid on the floor with my feet up.  I was beyond exhausted, but I knew I had to keep hiking now that it had cooled off.  I did my 8th assent and Jeff was just arriving at the top of the gondola for his 11pm volunteer shift.  I knew I had to go back to my tent to sleep, but I also wanted to hike at night to take advantage of the cooler temps, but by then I could hardly function.  At the top, someone handed me a cup of raman noodles and that was much easier to eat and drink the broth.  I felt better then, and Jeff rode the gondola down with me and walked me to my tent.  The big unknown here for me what “how will I feel after resting?”  Would it revive me, or would I get all cramped up?

I slept from 11:30p til 2:30a.  San came in sometime during that and told me to sleep longer, but I was nervous with 5 more assents to be completed and I wanted to get at least 2 more in before it was hot again.

By 3am I was making my way up the mountain - a little eerie being all alone.  San joined me for one more assent at 5a, and we met Jeff at the top and rode down together and had breakfast in the lodge.  I was still struggling with eating.

That left me with 3 more assents and 10 hours to complete them.  I knew I’d do it, but it was brutal.  It quickly warmed up and I dug deep and thought about every tough thing I’d ever done in my life - marathons, Kilimanjaro, extended paddle and cycle trip.  I was starting to have some nausea and stomach cramping.  I kept forcing in the electrolyte drinks and water, and trying to choke down some food.  Other than that, I felt fine physically.  Nothing hurt, but moving was just so much work.  I started taking longer at the aid stops, dunking my head in cold water and trying to eat.

San finished her 12th assent and got her red bib which tells everyone on the mountain that a hiker is “Everesting.”  Jeff and my parents rode the gondola to the top and were there to greet us as she got her red hat for completing the challenge. We all rode back down, and I got my red bib and started my final slog up the mountain - crying with so many different emotions during my first few steps.  Jeff and Sandra went to pack up our tent, then rode back to the top.  San started walking back down to meet me and we held hands while I walked up to the red carpet to get my red hat.  

52% of the participants completed all 13 assents, so we’re proud of our accomplishment and what fun to do it together!  For me, total time was 32 hours (including my 3 hours of sleep and meal/break time).  My fastest assent was 1:20, my slowest was 2:20.  

We drove back to the rental house where we took quick showers and naps.  I woke up before my alarm went off – my stomach had finally settled and I was ravenous.  At 6pm, Jeff, Sandra and I drove back to Snowbasin for the closing program.  We had the option to spend the last night in the glamping tent, but declined.  When we walked onto the patio, I spotted Mary in a red hat!  We hadn’t seen her during the whole challenge.  We hugged her and she told us her story – she’d hiked most of the night but fell asleep in the lodge until someone woke her up.  She finished at 5:40pm – just twenty minutes to spare!!  We had a drink and a burger and enjoyed the closing program – leaving there feeling really good about ourselves. 29029 was a great challenge, but I’ll be sticking to leisure travel going forward.

[backroad-song]

Snowbasin Resort ahead of schedule the day before Fall arrives. Huntsville, Utah

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@Utahbeerfanwife got us seats by the fire a bit chilly today #snowbasin (at Snowbasin Resort) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUBJqfYpgLn/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Snowbasin, UT

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