Record snowpack isn’t only reason ski areas saw more visitors than ever in 2022-23

Increases in season pass use and investments in staffing and infrastructure played a role.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Michael Shaw, Michelle Shuman, and Joseph Frank wear their graduation gowns as they ski at Solitude, on Wednesday, May 3, 2023. The three friends were graduating from the University of Utah MBA program the next day.

Record snowpack isn’t only reason ski areas saw more visitors than ever in 2022-23

Increases in season pass use and investments in staffing and infrastructure played a role.

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