Snowbasin is a ski resort in Utah. It offers 3,254 feet of vertical drop, 3,000 skiable acres, 115 marked runs, served by 13 lifts, with an average of about 300" of snow a year. Snowbasin opened in 1940 and later became a major northern Utah destination and 2002 Olympic alpine venue under long-term Holding family stewardship. The resort markets 115 trails across more than 3,000 acres. Published annual-snowfall figures vary between partner pages, so 300 inches is retained from Ski Utah and the difference is flagged.
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