Trip info — Ski season
Ski season
December through early April, the canyons decide the schedule. What follows is how we work around them.
What changes in winter
4WD and winter tires
All our vehicles run 4WD with winter tires all season. When UDOT posts a traction restriction on Little or Big Cottonwood, we are already compliant.
Canyon closures and interlodge
Avalanche control closes the canyons without much notice. We watch the road reports on the morning of your ride and call you if the plan needs to move.
Earlier starts on powder mornings
After a big overnight storm, canyon traffic backs up long before the lifts turn. We will suggest an earlier pickup rather than let you sit in it.
Drivers who are up there too
Some of our drivers ski and ride right through the season on their own days off. Ask what the snow has been doing this week — you will get an answer from someone who was out in it.
Gear rides free
Skis, boards and boot bags are part of the fare, not an add-on.
Popular destinations
Nine Wasatch Resorts, Three Airports, We Connect Them All
Capacity with gear
Full-size SUV
5
passengers with ski gear
6
with regular bags
10 passenger van
10
passengers with bags
Larger groups quoted on request.
Resorts and starting rates
From SLC Airport · full-size SUV · either direction
| Park City · Deer Valley | from $170 |
| Snowbird · Alta | from $200 |
| Brighton · Solitude | from $200 |
| Sundance Resort | from $220 |
| Snowbasin · Powder Mountain | from $220 |
Resort to resort — a day at a mountain you are not staying at — is quoted per trip. Reserve as early as you can. Holiday weeks fill first, though twenty-four hours’ notice still works.
Book your ride up the canyon
Skis and boards included. Never a shared ride.