Snowbasin is the largest ski area in Utah, with 3200 skiable acres and a 3,400 ft vertical drop. Put that together with an average annual snowfall of 400 inches, and you have a holiday formula that's going to be hard to beat.

In preparation for the 2002 Olympic Games, four new lifts have been installed. This includes two 8-passenger Gondolas, one High Speed detachable Quad, and one "Jigback" Tram. So make your preparations. Why spend your vacation waiting in lift lines when you can be skiing Snowbasin?       More >>>

Snowbasin will be the site of the speed events at the 2002 Olympics: the Downhill, Combined and Super-G. The Downhill course is designed by Olympic Gold Medallist Bernard Russi, with an 880m vertical drop and 74% starting gradient. In the Super-G, if Daron Rahlves can repeat his St Anton World Championship success and steal the Super-G gold from the likes of Hermann Maier, you know the American home crowd will make it a day to remember.

Men's Downhill	Sunday 10th February, 2002
Women's Downhill	Monday 11th February, 2002
Men's Combined (Downhill & Slalom)	Wednesday 13th February, 2002 (Valentine's Day)
Women's Combined (Downhill & Slalom)	Thursday 14th February, 2002 (Valentine's Day)
Men's Super-G	Saturday 16th February, 2002
Women's Super-G	Sunday 17th February, 2002

Fancy visiting Snowbasin, before during or after the Games? Click here for more info on Park City Mountain Resort