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Powder Mountain


Powder Mountain is located 19 miles northeast of Ogden, Utah, 55 miles north of Salt Lake City and the Salt Lake International Airport. Providing 35 years of skiing excellence, Powder Mountain offers a variety of terrain for any skill level.
With a vertical drop of 1,300 feet, runs are served from lift 2005 and from Lightning Ridge 2100. The mountain receives an average snowfall of more than 500 inches. Night skiing is also available.
A variety of accommodations, restaurants and night life are nearby in Eden, 5 miles from the resort. Powder also offers slope-side lodging.

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Spec Value
Lift Elevation
6919 '
Vertical drop
2109
Total trails
396
Very Easy Trails
81
Intermediate Trails
16
Advanced Trails
32
Lifts
11
Surface lifts
6350
Chair lifts
3
Car lifts
3
Fixed quads
0
Detachable quads
1
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Total terrain

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Ranked #5 in the this category Rockies Ski Resorts
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Average of 11 Reviews
Overall 4 star rating
Value 4.5 star rating
Downhill Terrain 4 star rating
Family Friendly 3.5 star rating
Nightlife 1.5 star rating
Terrain Park 2 star rating
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Value 3 star rating
Downhill Terrain 2 star rating
Family Friendly 0.5 star rating
Nightlife 0.5 star rating
Terrain Park 1 star rating
Overall 2 star rating
Pros: can ski from your vehicle

Cons: powder country bus really bad
dontskienough almost right
Turnerboy reviewed January 30, 2010 at 12:00 pm
dontskienough was right about Pow Mow but wrong about Snotbasin - it is equally bad with an old lift system and terrible facilities. I think all of you that are serious about the quality of your ski vacation should stick with The Canyons, "Dear" Valley, and Park Sundance !
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Downhill Terrain 0.5 star rating
Family Friendly 0.5 star rating
Nightlife 0.5 star rating
Terrain Park 0.5 star rating
Overall 1 star rating
Pros: Fry sauce! mmmmmm ketchup&mayo!

Cons: horrible snow, LONGGGG LINES, rude locals, No animal statues to greet you.
Purchase Date:April 2009 Purchase Price:$56.00
Go to Snotbasin!
dontskienough reviewed November 5, 2009 at 12:00 pm

Stay away from this place! Horrible twisty mtn rd with NO SHUTTLE to get you up or back down!!
Snowbasin is much easier to get to with great modern facilities.
Just do yourself,(err me) a favor and stick to Snowbasin or the SLC areas!!
 

Snowbasin has the absolute best snow, and due to their location they get HUGE dumps and the snow is NEVER crusty or windblown; always deep deep deep and light. Gotta love that famous UT snow!

Oh, did I mention the Gondola?? Snow basin has 2. PowMow will never see a gondola, if you really want the real skiing experience complete with a gondola or two just go to Snowbasing..you won't even have to close your eyes to fool yourself into thinking you're in Chamonix!!

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Value 5 star rating
Downhill Terrain 5 star rating
Family Friendly 4.5 star rating
Nightlife 2 star rating
Terrain Park 4 star rating
Overall 5 star rating
Pros: Powder, powder & more powder when it's gone elsewhere. No lift lines. glades, backcountry, cat skiing, diamond peaks heli service

Cons: Access road-check your brakes this mother is steep Bring a lunch the food stinks.
Hidden Gem
powmow reviewed March 5, 2009 at 3:45 pm

for those who want it, Wolf Creek, Eden and Huntsville have limited and OK dining. Ogden offers some decent dining and bars but its all relative because you're in Utah anyway....

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Value 5 star rating
Downhill Terrain 4.5 star rating
Family Friendly 5 star rating
Nightlife 3.5 star rating
Terrain Park 4.5 star rating
Overall 5 star rating
Pros: Value, lack of crowds, acreage, snow quality,

Cons: lonely, overly enjoyable,
Purchase Date:December 2008
Love it!
Camerondpack reviewed February 20, 2009 at 10:30 am

Powder Mountain is the place to go if you want to get your pow-shred on. Its is the best place to go after a storm in search of snow stashes. If there has not been a storm for a few weeks they have a great terrain park as well as steep groomers and a wide variety of terrain that is enjoyable for begginers to experts. I love powder country and the $12 cat accesible lightning ridge. You can get great powder days after a storm, which is becoming a rareity here in utah. 

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