Four nights of lodging
Settle into the Salt Lake Valley instead of moving hotels during the trip. Choose a straightforward room setup or a suite-style stay with more space.
A better base for a Utah ski week
Utah ski
vacation packages.
Four nights in the Salt Lake Valley. Access to Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude. One local ski desk to help the pieces fit together.
One trip, more options
Build around the skiing, not a single resort.
A Utah ski vacation works best when the days have room to breathe. You want a dependable place to sleep, an easy way to talk through lift access, and the freedom to choose a mountain that suits the group when the morning arrives. That is the thinking behind our Ski Bum packages.
Start with a four-night stay in the Salt Lake Valley, then use a three-day pass that keeps Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude in play. These four mountains are close enough to belong in the same trip, but each brings a different kind of day. A group that wants steeper terrain may lean one way. A mixed-ability crew may lean another. The point is not to cram every option into an itinerary. It is to have useful options when they matter.
Utah Ski Trips is part of Snelgrove Travel, and our ski desk is here in Utah. When you call, you get a real conversation about the trip you are actually taking, including dates, room setup, the people in your group, transportation questions, and the mountains highest on your list. That is more useful than a package headline that leaves the decisions until after checkout.
Choose your Salt Lake Valley stay
Start with the room your group will be happy to come back to.
A ski vacation has two rhythms: the mountain day and everything around it. The lodging choice sets the second one. It affects the morning routine, where wet gear lands, whether everyone can spread out after skiing, and how the group feels on the third morning.
The Classic Ski Bum Package pairs a straightforward hotel stay at Crystal Inn Midvalley with breakfast, lift access, and local support. It is a clean, practical fit for travelers who would rather put the focus on ski days. The Premium Ski Bum Package adds a suite-style stay at Hilton Homewood Suites Midvale Sandy, with a separate living area and kitchen for groups who value more room between runs.
Both options begin with four nights in the Salt Lake Valley and the same three-day pass for Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude. Choose the stay that fits your group, then let the ski desk help make the rest of the plan feel intentional.
Compare Classic and Premium packages →What the package gives you
A simple basecamp for a more flexible ski week.
Three days of lift access
Use one pass across Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude. Your mountain plan can match your group rather than a one-resort booking.
Breakfast and local support
Breakfast is included with both packages, and the ski desk is available to help sort the details that are easy to miss when planning from afar.
A plan you can shape
Dates, group size, room needs, transportation, and preferred terrain all matter. Start with the package, then make it yours with a local conversation.
Plan the right kind of week
Make the big choices before the snow starts falling.
Pick the mountain mix
Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude are not interchangeable. Terrain, pace, group confidence, and the kind of day everyone hopes to have all shape the better choice. The Super Pass keeps the decision flexible, but it is still worth talking through your priorities before arrival. A local voice can help turn four famous names into a plan that makes sense for the people traveling.
Be clear about the room setup
Two travelers, a family, and a group of friends do not use a hotel room the same way. Think about how many people are sharing, whether a separate living area matters, and what will make the stay comfortable after a full day outside. Starting with an honest answer here is the easiest way to avoid a room plan that looked fine online but feels cramped once ski bags and boots arrive.
Sort transportation early
Getting to the mountains is part of a Utah ski vacation, especially when winter weather is involved. Some groups prefer a rental car. Others want to look at shuttle options. Parking, canyon access, weather, and availability all affect the decision. We can talk through the transportation questions for your dates, then you can check current mountain guidance before each ski day.
Already have lodging?
Keep the four-resort lift plan.
If you have your own place to stay, the Salt Lake Ski Super Pass is available separately for three to eight ski days across Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude. It is a useful option for return visitors or travelers with a different lodging plan.
See Super Pass rates
Before you book
Utah ski vacation package questions.
What is included in a Utah ski vacation package?
Our Ski Bum packages begin with four nights in the Salt Lake Valley and breakfast. They include a three-day pass for Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude, plus local planning support. Shuttle availability varies, so we help you look at transportation details for your dates before you book.
Can I ski more than one Utah resort on the same trip?
Yes. The included three-day pass is built for Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude. That gives your group the freedom to plan around the kind of skiing you want, the weather, and how the week is taking shape, rather than committing the whole trip to one mountain.
Can you customize a ski vacation package?
Yes. Standard packages are a useful starting point, not a rigid script. Call the ski desk with your dates, group size, budget, room needs, and preferred mountains. We can help you shape the trip around the details that matter to your group.
Do Utah ski vacation packages include airfare?
Airfare is not included in the published Ski Bum package rates. If you are arriving by air, call the ski desk early so your lodging, lift days, airport plans, and transportation questions can be considered together.
Ready to make a plan?