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Two resorts issued an interlodge order and entry into Little Cottonwood Canyon is closed after an avalanche near Snowbird ended up covering the roadway.

Interest in adventure travel shows no signs of abating – so why should hotels for those who love to ski, snowboard, or climb kick back in a

Thinking of skiing in Utahs backcountry? Before you go, here are some tips to keep you safe.

In February 2022, the war in Ukraine started. For millions of families that has meant leaving home to become part of Europe’s largest movement of refugees since World War II. This is one family’s story of finding a new home 

People riding the tram at Snowbird Resort will soon get an experience unlike any other in the country.

After 50 years of transporting millions of skiers and snowboarders to Snowbird 's 11,000-foot Hidden Peak, the resort’s iconic Aerial Tram

Thinking of skiing in Utahs backcountry? Before you go, here are some tips about hiring a ski guide.

From huts with easy approaches to less crowded areas, we’ve got beginner-friendly ways for you to get out of bounds

Deseret News Would a Little Cottonwood Canyon gondola be more about making money or problem solving? Share this story Gondola Works A $592-million, 8-mile gondola? Or $510 million for enhanced bus service with a wider road? Those two options have so far made the cut as the most viable solutions to solving the snarl of traffic in Little Cottonwood Canyon on powder days, when thousands of skiers and snowboarders flock to experience what’s made Utah famous: the Wasatch Mountains’ “greatest s...

KUER Two people died while recreating in the Wasatch last week. This story and more in the Monday morning news brief. Monday morning, May 24, 2021 State Fireworks And The Drought Fireworks are banned in Utah until July 2, but state and local leaders are already making plans for the summer holidays. Gov. Spencer Cox discussed drought conditions across the state at a recent press conference and was asked about fireworks restrictions. He said the state will consider them as the holidays get close...