Ski Butlers Blog - July 2019
Using Your Ski Pass in the Summer
Author: If you skied or rode just about anywhere in North America this season, you experienced the record amounts of snowfall that has led to resorts across the West extending their seasons. But they say all good things must come to an end, and with Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows and Snowbird recently closing, Mammoth will be one of the last resorts to end its ski season with an estimated close date of July 27th.
Whether or not you have next season’s Ikon or Epic pass collecting dust in your desk drawer, maybe you have recently decided to book a summer trip to your favorite ski resort. What will you do without some nice groomers and beautiful glades, you’re wondering? Have no fear, because these days, ski resorts are offering summer services like never before.
2019-2020 Resort Updates
Ah, summer. Maybe you’ve been spending time at the beach, on a worldly vacation, or getting after it through outdoor recreation like hiking, biking, and fishing. While you catch some rays and wait for the upcoming ski season, some of your favorite resorts are hard at work making crucial upgrades that will have a big impact on the 2020 season. Below, we will list some of the biggest changes you may notice at Ski Butlers serviced resorts when you hit the slopes next winter.
Steamboat Local Guide
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Big Sky Local Guide
Big Sky, Montana is one of the most unique ski destinations in North America. From world-class skiing and riding at Big Sky Resort to seemingly endless options for outdoor activities, Big Sky is an adventurer's dream destination. Once you have skied, hiked, biked, and dog-sledded your way through town, relax and recharge in a town that still a charming and quaint small-town feel.
