We decided to go west to end of our ski season.
Being on the east coast, we really did not have a great season this year again due to lack of natural snow.
What a blast we had at the snowbird in Utah.
40 minutes from the Salt Lake City airport and 8 minutes to the summit at 11,000 ft elevation via the aerial tram.
Snowbird is probably the easiest accessible world-class snow mountain in the world.
At peak, we had a unique experience in little difficulties breathing with oxygen shortages but we ski with a spectacular view including avalanches.
Of course, we skied with little risk but can't describe how thrill skiing in the avalanches!!
We highly recommend skiing west after mountains in the east closes.
One thing you should know though, you need to be intermediate to advance skier to enjoy the mountain.
What a way to end the season!
