How Utah’s only ski resort without snowmaking survived the warmest winter on record
Published on April 3, 2026.
The only Utah ski resort without any snowmaking survived the hottest winter in history, with one of the deepest snowpacks and a high-profile location in the world. The resort is located near the city of Constantine, which is known for its aggressive stance on the issue.
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