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1 "Powder skiing is what Snowbird is all about. Over 500 inches of light, dry snow falls annually over Snowbirds 1,900 acres of tree-lined trails, steep chutes and wide, open bowls, rated 20% beginner/novice, 30% intermediate, and 50% advanced/expert."1975; 1980Image
2 "Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort hosts the NASTAR Races three times weekly, throughout the winter season. The races are open to the public and designed for individuals of novice skiing ability." Skier round a flag during a NASTAR race.1975; 1980Image
3 "Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort offers great skiing for all levels of skiers. Snowbird features seven double chairlifts and the Garaventa Aerial Tram, with skiing on 1900 acres and a vertical drop of 3,100 feet." Skiers descending a powdery slope.1975; 1980Image
4 "Snowbird Ski School's 100 carefully-chosen, personable instructors specialize in classes and private lessons for skiers of all ability levels, from first-time beginners to advanced skiers, including Children's Ski School with complimentary child care or Mountain Experience for the adventurous." Ski instructor teaching two young girls to snowplow.1975; 1980Image
5 "Utah's 16 resorts appeal to skiers of all ages and abilities, making Utah the perfect gateway for family ski vacations." Family skiing together at Snowbird.1975; 1980Image
6 "Whether he's skiing in the deep fluffy powder in a wide open bowl or on a machine groomed surface of a forested trail, Corky Fowler, Director of Skiing at Snowbird, will lead the way down the mountain with style and speed."1975; 1980Image
7 Heidi racing Snowbird1980Image
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