[ridethecliche]

So a friend and I are flying to slc for a week on March 25 and rented a car. We were planning on doing 3 days at powder and our last day at Brighton but the rest is up in the air.

We have the indy pass and were considering brundage and Tamarack for a few days and then maybe doing either beaver or lost trail.

I'm now on the fence about doing Idaho at all because it's a long drive and the snow is so good in Utah.

Just looking for any input folks can give re the area this time of year! Also wondering if there's any way to get late season discount day passes at this time. I love Snowbird but it's crazy without a pass. We might look at a few days at snowbasin since that may be a bit more reasonable.

Thanks for any input! And if you're around and want to meet up let me know!

 

[toaster]

Not familiar with Indy Pass resorts but have ridden at, and HIGHLY recommend, BOTH Brundage and Lost Trail. Yes, they are a bit of a drive from the Wasatch, especially if you only have one week. Also maybe consider Targhee and Snow Basin, which are a bit closer.

And if you DO make the drive north, maybe you'll go by Lava Hot Springs?

 

[ridethecliche]

I don't think it'll make sense to do brundage and lost trail.... Just too much driving!

We get 2 days at indy resorts.
Brundage, tamarack, lost trail, powder mountain, beaver mountain.

There's also Nordic valley and cherry peak which are pretty inexpensive day tickets.

Only plan right now is 3 days at powder Thursday Friday sat then Brighton Sunday towards the end of our trip. Hoping to do like 7 maybe 8 days total haha.

I'll look into targhee and snowbasin but figure they might be cost prohibitive.