Utah Ski Season 2025-2026 Delayed by Unseasonably Warm Weather
Utah’s ski season for 2025-2026 is facing delays due to unexpectedly warm weather conditions. Brian Head Resort initially planned to open on November 7, but due to rising temperatures, they have postponed the start date.
Brian Head Resort’s Opening Delayed
Located in Cedar City, Brian Head Resort boasts the highest base elevation in Utah at 9,000 feet. The planned opening date would have been among the earliest in the resort’s 60-year history. However, weather stations recorded temperatures in the 40s, with lows remaining above freezing.
New Opening Date and Guest Credits
Brian Head Resort has rescheduled its opening to November 14. Additionally, the resort will credit guests who purchased $14 lift tickets for the original opening period from November 7 to 13. This credit can be applied towards future tickets in the 2025-2026 season.
Other Resorts’ Opening Dates
- Solitude Mountain Resort: Opens November 14
- Park City: Scheduled to open on November 21
- Deer Valley: Opens for season passholders on November 29-30, public on December 1
For more detailed information about ski resort opening dates in Utah, visit Emegypt. The unseasonably warm weather continues to affect the start of the ski season, raising concerns among local ski enthusiasts.
