Nordic Valley
New for the 2026/27 Season
- New terrain opens off Nordic Express, Nordic Valley’s newest high-speed, six-person chairlift, nearly doubling the run count for all skill levels and adding 300 acres of fresh acreage.
- Season passes now feature RFID (radio-frequency identification) for easy, touch-free lift-line scanning. Pick up or reload cards at the mountain kiosks.
- Night skiing upgrades to the mountain’s electrical and lighting infrastructure continue and will also support future snowmaking expansion.
- See 2026/27 pass options on Nordic Valley's website.
Nordic Valley Trail Map
40 Runs
500 Skiable Acres
1,700’ Vert
1 Hour From Salt Lake City
"The most common thing I hear from our community about Nordic Valley is, Nordic Valley is where I learned to ski, and it’s where I taught my children. "
– Cobalt Stromberg, General Manager of Nordic Valley Ski Resort
Never-evers, beginners and terrain-park lovers: Nordic Valley is your place. Skiers and snowboarders need not feel guilty about spending just a few hours tinkering on the rarely crowded hill at such an affordable price.
Nordic Valley has no lodging, but there are plenty of hotel and short-term rental options in Eden and nearby Ogden. Options include Wolf Creek Resort, Compass Rose Lodge, Alaskan Inn and more.
The Nordic Valley Snack Shack offers grab-and-go cold drinks and small bites. Local food trucks are on-site daily, offering a variety of menu options.
Parking is free and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. On weekends and holidays, we encourage carpooling. No direct public transportation or Utah Transit Authority (UTA) ski bus route serves Nordic Valley Ski Resort.
Photo: Courtesy of Nordic Valley
Nordic Valley Media Recognition
Nordic Valley is a ski and snowboard destination in Utah’s Wasatch Mountains, revered for its family-focused atmosphere, rustic charm, affordability and night skiing.
- Ski Utah: Highlights Nordic Valley for its affordability, accessibility and no-wait lift lines.
- Utah Stories: Profiles Nordic Valley expansion as one of the largest tourism developments in the valley’s history.