The resort said Monday warm temperatures have delayed opening day, originally scheduled for Friday, Nov. 14.
Cooler weather is expected later this week, allowing the Big Cottonwood Canyon ski area to blow snow and prepare for the 2025-2026 season.
Brian Head Resort also moved back its winter kickoff to Nov. 21. The Iron County resort appears poised to reap the benefits of the incoming storm system. However, it’s too soon to tell with much certainty.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Brian Head and Eagle Point could get 8 inches to 18 inches of snow from Saturday to Tuesday. In northern Utah, resorts could see lower amounts from 2 inches to 16 inches.
Alta and Park City Mountain are scheduled to open Nov. 21 followed by Woodward Park City Nov. 28 and Deer Valley Nov. 29, weather permitting.
