Overview
- Utah’s 15 resorts logged 6.5 million skier days in 2024–25, below the 2022–23 record but still among the top seasons reported.
- The season generated $342.6 million in state and local tax revenue, according to the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute.
- Visitors spent an average of $306 per day, with 72% using paid lodging, and accommodation sales in Salt Lake, Summit and Weber counties totaled $668 million.
- Spending was led by nonresidents at $1.88 billion, while Utah residents accounted for $630 million.
- News outlets citing the institute reported differing job counts tied to the season, with figures of about 31,800 directly associated and 25,980 directly supported.