By Kerry Phillips
Utah Ski Corner
A very unusual ski season is wrapping up with a month of more unusual weather. The blasts of monster dumps, timed well with snow-making means the season goes and with enough snow to enjoy the ride and plenty of sun to forego the heavy coats and hand warmers. There are a few things that make spring skiing a different kind of fun than can be found the rest of the season. Continue reading
Utah is celebrating the 10th anniversary of hosting the 2002 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The Games not only changed the landscape of the Salt Lake City Valley in preparation for the numerous events, as well as the influx of spectators, local officials say it did much to change awareness of all that Utah has to offer when it comes to winter sports and enjoyable living.
Celebrations continue through February with a number of events throughout the Salt Lake Valley and Park City areas. Check out these links for a list of activities:
Utah Vacation Homes Winter Olympics Tribute
Everyone knows there are cheaper sports to enjoy than many mountain sports. But, those who are passionate about powder know there is no greater thrill or feeling of freedom than you get from downhill skiing or snowboarding. The question remains, is it more cost-effective to buy or rent? There are a few factors to take into account that could help answer this question for you: Continue reading
Salt Lake City, Utah – Ski ‘N See Ski ‘N Board Shops in Park City, Utah announces a dream ski trip for two to “The Greatest Snow on Earth”. From airfare, transportation, lift tickets, rentals, and lodging, this trip has it all. Several companies are contributing in the hopes of introducing all that Utah has to offer ski enthusiasts– or future ski enthusiasts. Continue reading
Here are a few of the reviews we have received recently! We hope these are indicative of all our customer’s experience with Ski ‘N See.
“Thanks for all the hospitality and ‘extra touch’ you and your staff afforded myself and my family! See you next year!”
-Bob Continue reading