5 Boxes You Need to Check at Powder Mountain
With thousands of skiable acres to explore, it can take years to truly “know” Powder Mountain. Here are five things you must do to enjoy all the resort has to offer.
1. Find a Powder Stash One Week After a Storm
Unlike resorts that get carved up within hours after a big storm, Powder Mountain’s 8,464 acres of natural snow actually makes this one pretty easy to accomplish. Not to mention you can always let one of Pow Mow's experienced in-bound guides lead you to some of the best skiing Utah has to offer. See the hint below if you need help.
5. Successfully Navigate Powder Mountain Road (SR 158)
With grades so steep they’re measured in double digits, SR 158 (locally referred to as Powder Mountain Road) isn’t for the faint of heart. Four-wheel drive is recommended. A front-wheel drive with adequate clearance and really good tires is the bare minimum. The good news is, riding the UTA ski bus or the Powder Mountain shuttle counts toward checking this box. Don’t be that guy in the ’87 Honda Civic with bald tires that keeps everyone else from the pow.
There is plenty to do across more than 8K acres in the world’s most aptly named resort and even more going on around the area. Experience all of what Ogden has to offer as you expand on your own checklist.
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