Looking a lot like Winter!

Sunday was a snowy, snowy day at Snowbasin! Enjoyed a 17-inch snow fall, with more coming down.
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Snow, Sweet Snow

It's been really cold here! The good news about the cold temperature - it allows the ski resorts to make lots of really nice snow. Mother Nature is helping a little with a brush by storm on Saturday afternoon and another one this morning. Despite the lack of natural snow the skiing has been very good. We spent yesterday morning at Snowbasin. It was nice to be back on the skis again after a wonderful summer and fall.

Ready for Winter

Warm temperatures are returning to northern Utah this week but the mountains are ready for winter. I hiked the Green Pond trail on Saturday, the last day of the OVBA fall color campaign, and discovered trees void of leaves and the trail paritally covered by snow. On Sunday we traveled to the other side of the mountain and rode our bikes on the Legacy Parkway. There's still some great color at lower elevations so get out and enjoy! See you next year!!!

Time to get ready for skiing and riding in Utah!

My walk three days ago near Middle Inlet on Pineview Reservoir resulted in these photographs. The weather has now turned stormy and we hope the snowpack increases for a Thanksgiving start to ski season. Planned opening dates and events here. See you on the slopes!

Fall Colors in Ogden Valley

Colors appearing on my morning walk at Pineview Reservoir. Follow the Leaf Peeper Blog and you won't miss the peak colors in Ogden Valley, at Snowbasin, Powder Mountain, Wolf Creek Utah Ski Resort, Monti Cristo, Logan... Checkout the great lodging packages and dining specials, events.

Could Not Resist Another Wildflower Hike

We could not resist another walk in the wildflowers at Snowbasin's Middle Cirque. Take quick ride up the gondola for a wonderful mountain top hike. See more photos here.

Wildflowers Blooming at Powder Mountain

Well worth the drive, and you don't have to hike too far to see a sea of yellow and many other colors of wild flowers at Powder Mountain Resort. See more photos from this hike here