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Julie Jag

Julie Jag

Olympics and Enterprise Reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune

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Could blankets help ski resorts survive warming winters? A Utah ski area is finding out.

Last winter, Soldier Hollow Nordic Center covered an apartment-sized snow pile with insulated blankets in the hope the pile would last through the summer - Utah's hottest on record. This is what happened.
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Park City’s slopes are filled with remnants of its mining past. A n...

A new, free app from the Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History connects many of the 15 mining structures the group has restored in Park City and several other mining artifacts via narrated hiking or biking tours. The four tours range from 3.5 to 10 miles.
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This is when Utah ski areas plan to open for the 2026-27 season

Utah's ski and snowboard season will officially begin in less than two months, at least if the resorts' projected opening dates are to be believed. Brian Head Resort is the most optimistic, anticipating a Nov. 6 opener. Alta Ski Area, Solitude and Park City Mountain are all hoping to be running by Thanksgiving.
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Utah skiing is too expensive. Is a state-funded resort the answer?

A Logan man is trying to rally support around the idea of constructing a state-funded ski and snowboard area within 90 minutes of Salt Lake City. Clint Richins says the resort will be focused on making winter sports more affordable for locals, but will Utahns go for it?
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Park City Mountain is rebranding for the third time since Vail Reso...

Park City Mountain has joined with snowboarder Shaun White to launch a rebrand of the ski and snowboard resort. In conjunction with the Larger Than Life campaign, the resort plans to add infrastructure, including a 22-foot halfpipe and remote avalanche mitigation devices that should allow operators to open the Quicksilver Gondola sooner.
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Dam good idea? Utah eyes beavers for wildfire and drought resilience

Just north of Park City, the bubbling McLeod Creek has become the focus of Utah and federal officials' hopes of finding low-tech ways to combat drought and wildfires. Here's what they're seeing.
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This Utah campsite has no water, power or shade. It was just named ...

A remote, dispersed camping site near Utah's Valley of the Gods was just named to the top of The Dyrt's Top 10 Campsites in the U.S. This is why.
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Utah’s most expensive condo is about to hit the market

A 7,077 square foot condominium atop the Four Seasons Resort at the base of Deer Valley Resort's East Village will soon go on the market for what is believed to be the most expensive condo sale in Utah history.
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One of Utah’s public ski areas is for sale

Cherry Peak Resort, a ski area and concert venue north of Logan, is for sale. The asking price for the 400 skiable acres, four lifts and nearly 40 runs: $22 million.
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A new ski rivalry? Park City Mountain says it can beat Deer Valley ...

Vail Resorts announced Tuesday it is pivoting from acquiring resorts and selling Epic Passes to creating "the best and most differentiated guest experience in skiing and riding." That's setting up a rivalry between Park City Mountain and Utah's undisputed white-glove ski area, Deer Valley Resort.
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‘A sobering experience’: What Eagle Point ski area looks like, and ...

What Eagle Point Resort looks like after the Cottonwood Fire tore through the ski and snowboard area late last month.