r/UTsnow

31 years ago today
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31 years ago today

Edit: 41 years ago today!

In 1985, due to an early season snow storm, Powder Mountain opened their Sundown lift for night skiing on Wednesday October 2nd. I know it was a Wednesday because despite my pleas, my dad wouldn’t let me go on a school night. I had to wait until Friday night, which was October 4th. What sticks out in my memory, besides the early opening, and the looong lines on that old double chair, is that there were still leaves on the aspen trees!

u/utinak — 11 days ago
▲ 16 r/UTsnow+1 crossposts

Fall

Park City, Summit County, UT

u/snotop — 13 days ago
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ISO: ticket wickets — any UT resorts still use them?

I am in need of some triangular/“witch hat” wickets aka the wires that resorts used to use for ski lift tickets. Anyone know of a UT resort that still uses them? Or have any intel on a resort that might have some laying around after switching to RFID?

u/hot-doughnut- — 13 days ago
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Second Opinion

This injury is not from skiing but running.

Moved to Ogden with my husband. I deep fried my meniscus, have 3-4 tears in it and will need surgery. I do like Jeff Harrison and had an appointment with him previously for a different reason before. I just had a surgical consult with him. I want a second opinion, everyone recommends Cooley. Reviews of Cooley?

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u/Amazing_Benefit_6459 — 13 days ago