ALTA SNOWBIRD Resort: The BEST Skiing in Utah?

Join us as we spend 2 days hitting the slopes at Alta and Snowbird Resorts in Utah to find out if they truly offer the best skiing experience in the state! From the scenic tram rides to the endless trails for all skill levels, we're putting Snowbird and Alta to the test. With their proximity to Salt Lake City and a wide range of amenities, Alta and Snowbird are popular destinations for skiers and snowboarders alike. But do they live up to the hype? Watch to find out our honest review of these Resorts and whether or not they deserve the title of best skiing in Utah.

We are Jay and Nina! Born and raised in Southern California, we are a husband & wife who love all things travel and outdoor adventure. We spent our first year of marriage living in a self-converted van on a road trip around the United States. Now, we call Jackson Hole, Wyoming our home base as we spend our winters skiing and our summers exploring the world both locally and globally.

We include these time stamps so you can skip around our videos and only watch what you care about!

0:00 Intro
0:51 Alta
2:49 Alta’s Most Famous Run
5:47 Alta Debrief
6:57 Snowbird’s Peruvian Tunnel
8:01 1st Impressions of Snowbird
10:19 Tram Time
11:34 Cliff Spa
12:38 Final Thoughts on Alta Snowbird

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[jayxnina]

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[Skier_]

Kind of a low-ish snow year for Alta/Snowbird, but still awesome!

[KevinLauscher]

bird is actually free on weekends to park but it fills in fast. they need reservations.

[irideaduck]

Snowbird is a horrible beginner resort. Alta is an amazing beginner resort, lots of terrain on Sunnyside and then your progress to Sugarloaf.