Snowbird Resort, UT, Announces May 10 Closing Date for 2025–26 Season

Snowbird ResortUtah, introduced as we speak that it’ll wrap up its 2025–26 winter season on Sunday, May 10, extending snowboarding and snowboarding in Utah properly into May.

Lift-served snowboarding will pause through the week, with the mountain closed Monday via Friday earlier than reopening for a ultimate weekend on May 9 and 10. Operations are scheduled from 8 am to 2 pm, with particular terrain choices to be confirmed nearer to the deadline.

While ski operations are suspended midweek, the resort’s Aerial Tram will proceed to run for scenic rides from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., providing entry to Hidden Peak and panoramic views over Little Cottonwood Canyon. “While Mother Nature definitely kept us on our toes this year, our teams have worked some serious magic to keep the season going,” mentioned Jake Treadwell, senior director of mountain operations. “This is a huge win for everyone who enjoys late-season skiing and wants to extend winter as long as possible.”

The resort will mark its closing weekend with Plazapaloozaa two-day occasion on the Snowbird Center Plaza Deck that includes dwell music, meals, and actions. The ultimate day of the season may even coincide with Mother’s Day, with brunch service deliberate at The Aerie, the resort’s mountaintop restaurant.

Spring situations stay in place, with lifts together with the Aerial Tram, Peruvian Express, Mineral Basin, and Little Cloud working via the primary weekend of May. The resort advises skiers and snowboarders to stay cautious as situations evolve, noting the potential for variable snow surfaces and unmarked hazards typical of late-season snowboarding.

Located in Little Cottonwood Canyon, Snowbird is thought for its lengthy seasons and high-altitude terrain, usually remaining open later than most ski areas in North America. The May 10 deadline continues that pattern, capping one other prolonged season within the Wasatch Mountains.