Jupiter...
— Posted by Krista on December 21, 2007
I know all of you powder hounds have been waiting to hear when Jupiter Lift is going to open. Mark (aka 406) and the snow safety team have been hard at work trying to get this area open. The variable temps and heavy snow have made the snow pack unstable. In fact, today while doing Avalanche Control (AC) work they triggered three slides! They are going up again tomorrow morning to do more AC work but they are telling me that they hope to have it open by late morning/early afternoon. This is if all goes well tomorrow morning because of course the first priority is safety and if they don't deem it safe, we won't open it. Of course our second priority is skiing/riding in 42 inches of fresh powder, which I am hoping to be enjoying tomorrow!
In other openings, Eagle and Silver Star Lifts will open tomorrow. Silver Star will open for uploading/downloading only. The Eagle Superpipe will also open.
See you tomorrow.
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Park City Mountain Resort
Official news and announcements from Park City Mountain Resort.
Andy
Andy has skied the Park City area for 20 years, and is excited to finally be a full-time PC resident and call Park City Mountain Resort his home mountain.
Samantha
Samantha is new to Utah, joining the Park City Mountain Resort team in 2011 as the Marketing Coordinator.
Eric
When he's not up on the mountain checking on the cams, Eric is managing the interactive marketing for Park City Mountain Resort.
Brent
Brent is the director of mountain operations. He is a long-timer at the Resort, this is his 33rd season.
Bert & Stella
Bert has been with the Park City Mountain Resort Mountain Patrol since 1991.
Travis
Originally from the Pocono’s of Pennsylvania, Travis found his way to Park City three years ago and is now our grooming manager. When not in snowcat you can find him skiing or snowmobiling in the Utah backcountry or enjoying the skiing here at Park City Mountain Resort.
Jon
Jon is a Kids Ski & Snowboard School supervisor and trainer.
I am making my first trip to Park City in 10 days. Ther are 6 of us coming and all are advanced/expert skiers. Our first vist to Utah was last year to Snowbird and had a blast! my question; what's the best way to ski the area? We are staying at the Snowflower lodge slopeside.
Eric replies:
Rich - check out www.mymountainplanner.com - put in your preferred level and what you want to ski, follow the recommendations and enjoy!
— Posted by Ct Rich on December 31, 2007 10:01 AM MST