Selected photos from the Utah Ski Archives, documenting the history of ski competition on local, national, and international levels; the founding of major resorts; snow safety and avalanche control; ski equipment; ski instruction; freestyle skiing; the 10th Mountain Division; back-country skiing; and virtually every facet of winter sports in Utah and the surrounding region.
Filters: Spatial Coverage: "Snowbird (Utah)" Collection Name: "Mike Grom" Collection: "uum_map_usa" Format: image
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View of Snowbird, the Cliff Lodge, and the tram during the summer months from high on the mountainside. | P0398 Mike Grom Photograph Collection | P0398n07 |
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"Snowbird boasts an annual snowfall averaging 450 inches, and traditionally, late spring powder storms dump over 100 inches of snow in both March and April, creating some fo the best snow conditions during the season. the superb spring skiing, complimented by a lot of warm sunshine and a picnic on the mountain, is a perfect way for Snowbird skiers to have a spring fling!" | P0398 Mike Grom Photograph Collection | P0398n10 |
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Large, brightly lit tent in Utah's snow covered mountains. Possibly located at Snowbird Ski Resort. | P0398 Mike Grom Photograph Collection | P0398n42 |
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