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Here's when Utah ski resorts close for the season

Kim Bojórquez

Two skiers are sitting in a chair lift with panoramic view of the Wasatch Range in the Rocky Mountains in Park City, Utah. Photo: EyesWideOpen/Getty Images — Skiers are sitting in a chair lift with panoramic view of the Wasatch Range in the Rocky Mountains on March 02, 2015 in Park City, Utah. Photo: EyesWideOpen/Getty Images

As spring arrives, Utah's ski resorts are preparing to shut down their operations for the 2023-24 season.

State of play: Utah's ski season got off to a slow start, but conditions quickly improved after the state saw plentiful snowfall, particularly in February.

Deer Valley, Park City Mountain and Snowbasin resorts each recently extended their seasons.

Here's when resorts plan to close:

Alta: April 21

Beaver Mountain: April 7

Brian Head Resort: May 5

Brighton: May 19, with limited services after April 28

Cherry Peak: April 7

Deer Valley Resort: April 21

Eagle Point: April 7

Nordic Valley: Weekly operations closed Monday, but the resort will remain open Friday-Sunday through the rest of the season. A closing date will be determined based on conditions.

Park City Mountain: April 22

Powder Mountain: April 7

Snowbasin: April 28

Snowbird: May 27

Solitude: Until at least May 12

Sundance: April 7

Woodward Park City: Lift ticket sales on Woodward Park City's website stop after April 16. Snow tubing ticket sales halt after April 7.

Editor's note: This story has been updated with new dates for Brighton.

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