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Utah is betting on snow to bring skiers back after a brutal year

By Deseret News · November 11, 2026 · 1 min read
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Ski Utah is touting Utah's consistent snowfall to bring skiers and snowboarder back after a down year. Skiing and snowboarding generate more than $2 billion for the Utah economy annually. The Utah Transit Authority intends to increase bus services in the Cottonwood canyons.

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