ie concerts and Snowbasin say Thank You to Way Out West Music Festival sponsors:
KSOP, Coca-Cola, Budweiser, Standard-Examiner, Comcast, City Weekly, KCSG, Bank of Utah, Honest Tea, Beehive Cheese, IHC, Lakeside Resort Properties and Little America Hotel.
We are excited to see so many people enjoying the trails at Snowbasin this summer! Please note that due to safety reasons, there are a couple trail closures due to events on the mountain. Thank you for your cooperation!
Saturday, July 31st- Trails closed until 11am for the Intermountain Cup. Shuttle service will be running that day.
Saturday & Sunday, Aug. 7 & 8- WOWFest – Most trails are open to hikers. No bike access on gondola. No bike shuttle services. Trails behind concert venue will be closed on both days.
Saturday, August 28th- Mt. Ogden50/100k at Snowbasin – All trails will be closed for the race. No bike shuttle service.
Saturday, September 25th – XTERRA USA Championships – All trails will be closed for the race. No bike shuttle service.
We are proud of our troops! Snowbasin and the Way Out West music festival are happy to extend a discounted rate for active duty military. Day of tickets can be purchased at Snowbasin with active duty military ID for a $15 discount.
Top Name Performers Include Dwight Yoakam, Martin Sexton, Sam Bush, Dave Mason and More – Snowbasin has been home to numerous national and international sporting events. This summer, the resort has embarked on a two-day music festival featuring national acts including Dwight Yoakam, Martin Sexton, Sam Bush, and other top-name performers.
The Way Out West Music Festival at Snowbasin will feature two-days of non-stop entertainment, with gates opening at 10am on Saturday and Sunday. In addition to main stage performances, a second stage will feature local and regional entertainers including Ogden Friends of Acoustic Music (OFOAM). The festival area will include a number of specialty booths, beer gardens and food concessions. The gondola will also be open during the event, however, no bikes will be allowed on the godonal on Aug. 7-8. Bikes will be allowed on most trails, althought the trails behind the venue will be closed.
In addition to Dwight Yoakam the headling act performing Sunday night, the star-studded line-up for WOWFest also includes: Martin Sexton, Sam Bush, Dave Mason, Junior Brown, Trevor Green, Robben Ford, Cow Bop, Jonathan McEuen, and many more.
The final line-up is posted at: www. snowbasin.com/wow, and tickets are now available at the Grizzly Center at Snowbasin with no service charge (Fri., Sat., Sun.), Golden Spike Harley Davidson on Riverdale Road, and at: www.24tix.com. Tickets are $65 for one day or $100 for the entire weekend. Group discounts for six or more, and VIP tickets ($90 per day) are also available on-line. For children 12 and under as well as active duty military with ID, tickets are $50 for one day or $85 for two days.
Snowbasin is located just east of downtown Ogden, and 35 miles north of Salt Lake City. Lodging is available nearby at Lakeside Resort Properties, Ogden Marriott and surrounding properties. Camping is available at nearby campgrounds. Limited RV parking will be available. The event is being produced by ieconcerts.com, and sponsored by Snowbasin, KSOP, City Weekly, KCSG, Swire Coca-Cola, Wasatch Distributing, Standard-Examiner and Bank of Utah.
For more information, call (801) 620-1000 or visit: www.snowbasin.com/wow or www.wayoutwestfestival.com
Summer concerts in Wildflower Meadow continue every Sunday with Flew The Coop (Classic Rock) on July 25th from 1 – 5pm. A delicious BBQ begins at 12:30pm, with a variety of cold beverages! Bring your sun shade, blanket and/or chairs and enjoy the afternoon. Limited tables are also available in the meadow, just infront of the Grizzly Center at the base. No charge for admission! The music series continues through October 3rd.
State law prohibits outside alcohol. Please – no dogs or outside food in the Meadow.
July 19, 2010 – The Winter Dew Tour, the world’s premier season-long winter action sports tour, today announced that Snowbasin, a Sun Valley Resort, in Ogden, Utah will host the third and final stop of the Tour’s third season, February 10-13, 2011. Snowbasin is elevating the four-day championship event by building a 22-foot superpipe while showcasing the top winter athletes from around the world competing in freeskiing (slopestyle and superpipe) and snowboarding (slopestyle and superpipe). Snowbasin is a host resort for the second consecutive year on the Winter Dew Tour, closing out the season with the Toyota Championship for the first time this season.
Toyota Championship to Feature 22-Foot Superpipe at Snowbasin Resort
Trails will be closed to the public at Snowbasin on Saturday, July 31st.
INTERMOUNTAIN CUP – RACE # 12 – Basin Bash XC
Sponsored by: KUHL Clothing & Snowbasin Resort
7:00 AM – 9 AM – Registration at Snowbasin In Earl’s Lodge
8:00 AM – 9 & Under and 10-12 Race
8:45 AM – Racer meeting and staging for all racers
9:00 AM – Start of race for all categories
EARLY REGISTRATION – by July 26
$34, 12 & Under – $23
Pro Men & Women – $43
Other Registration
$39, 12 and Under – $28.00
Pro Men and Women $48.00
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This 9.2-mile loop consists of 90% wide single-track that winds east across the lower mountain. The start/finish is at the Grizzly Center, ride the Green Pond Loop past the Snowbasin Access Trail to the intersection with Last Chance. Follow Last Chance until it merges with Needles then drop into Sunshine, which will connect back with Needles then continue to Maples and back to the start/finish.
LODGING: Lakeside Resort Properties (801) 745-3194
Racers can get up-to-date race information at www.intermountaincup.com , sign up to follow icupracing on Twitter, or call the I. Cup Race hot Line at 801-942-3498.
XTERRA SPORTS FESTIVAL BRINGS THOUSANDS TO UTAH XTERRA USAChampionship, XTERRA Utah Off-road triathlons and XTERRA Wheeler Canyon Half-Marathon Sept.25 at Snowbasin. The great people of Ogden, Utah and the world-class facilities at Snowbasin Resort in the majestic Wasatch Range will once again host the XTERRA USA Championship, the culminating event in the 67-race XTERRA America Tour, on September 25, 2010. Some 50 pros – Olympians, Adventure Racing World Champs, Mountain Biking Legends alike – will be in town to race for $80,000 in prize money, dozens of cameraman will position themselves around Wheeler Canyon to capture all the action for a nationally syndicated one-hour TV show, and amateur athletes from nearly every state in the union will travel to Utah in pursuit of their dreams to race for and win an XTERRA National Championship crown. The XTERRA Utah off-road triathlons; a long-course featuring a 1.5km swim, 30km mountain bike, and 10km trail run and a short course comprised of a 750m swim, 19km mountain bike, and 5km trail run, will take place on the same day, and on the same course. In addition to the off-road tris there is also the XTERRA Wheeler Canyon half-marathon trail race that runs from Pineview Reservoir to Snowbasin Resort, the Paul Mitchell Cut-a-thon, Pro Clinics, Expo, party under the stars in downtown Ogden with highlight videos, great food, and live music. It’s all part of the annual Harvest Moon Festival on Historic 25th Street, which is running simultaneously with a host of activities and events for the whole family. The race, now in its 10th year, is taking place in Utah for the second straight year. The USA Championship is for pros and invited amateurs only, however, locals and others who have not qualified can compete in the XTERRA Utah open competitions. Registration and more information on the XTERRA Utah off-road tri’s and Wheeler Canyon Half-Marathon is available at www.xterrautah.com. You can watch a highlight video from last year’s race at XTERRA.TV and view photos at www.xterraphotos.com/09usa. WHEN: Saturday, September 25 7:30am – XTERRA Wheeler Canyon Half Marathon start 9:00am – XTERRA USA Championship start 9:20am – XTERRA Utah long course start 9:40am – XTERRA Utah sport course start WHERE: Races start at Pineview Reservoir and finish at Snowbasin Resort. The Harvest Moon Festival runs all day and until 10pm at night on 25th Street in Ogden. WHY: An example of successful collaborative efforts by the Utah Sports Commission, City of Ogden, Weber County, Greater Ogden Athletic Legacy Foundation, Snowbasin Resort, and the local community in creating an effective and entertaining way for Ogden and Snowbasin to continue to build the area’s brand as a top destination for outdoor enthusiast and adventure travelers. Nearly 1,000 athletes representing 45 states and several countries are expected to compete. An hour-long TV show featuring the race will be produced and broadcast via national syndication reaching millions of viewers across the country. More info at xterrautah.com
The Way Out West Music Festival at Snowbasin will feature two-days of non-stop entertainment! In addition to main stage performances, a second stage will feature local and regional entertainers. The final line-up has been confirmed, and tickets are now available at the Grizzly Center at Snowbasin (Fri., Sat., Sun.), Golden Spike Harley Davidson on Riverdale Road, and at: www.24tix.com.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th
10:00am Ticket Booths and Gates Open
12:00 – 12:45pm Trevor Green
1:00 – 2:00pm OFOAM
2:15 – 3:15pm Cow Bop
3:30 – 4:45pm Jonathan McEuen
5:00 – 6:45pm Dave Mason
8:15 – 9:45pm Robben Ford
10:00 – 12:00am MARTIN SEXTON
SUNDAY, AUGUST 8th
10:00am Ticket Booths & Gates Open
12:00 – 12:45pm OFOAM
1:00 – 2:00pm Fred Schmidt
2:15 – 3:15pm Nowhere Man & Wiskey Girl
3:30 – 4:45pm Robben Ford & Jonathan McEuen
5:00 – 6:45pm Junior Brown
7:30 – 9:00pm Sam Bush
9:30 – 11:00pm DWIGHT YOAKAM
Times subject to change. Rain or shine.
The Kap Brothers rocked it out on a picture perfect July 4th afternoon at Snowbasin. Lot’s of people had a great time under the sun for the second event in our summer music series.
Roby Kap sings on July 4th at Snowbasin - Photo by Bryan J. Smith
