Hours of Operation
10:00am-5:00pm (Open Daily)
Admission: Free
Explore the rich history of skiing in the Intermountain Region. Discover how this rugged landscape became a global hub for winter sports with the hard work and dedication of early pioneers.
Immersive exhibits honor the athletes, volunteers, and sports represented in the 2002 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The Museum is also actively growing its collection and developing new programs to engage visitors and prepare for the 2034 Salt Lake Winter Games.
"As Utah looks toward the 2034 Olympics, the Museum is here to preserve the now: contemporary items showing the excitement of winning the Olympic bid, the stories of the young athletes training today that may go on to win gold tomorrow, and the evolving landscape of winter sports in Utah."
The Will and Jean Pickett Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame commemorates individuals who have recorded exemplary achievements in skiing competition, innovation and development, and/or significant contributions to the overall promotion of skiing in the Intermountain Region (Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming).
The Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) – Intermountain Division Hall of Fame commemorates those individuals who made significant contributions to, and/or played an instrumental role in, the development of professional ski instruction throughout the Intermountain Region (Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming).
A historian has joined the 16-member board of trustees of the Alf Engen Ski Museum. He is Dr. Todd Samuelson, Assistant Director for Special Collections
Chair of Ski and Snow Sports Archives Board, Barbara Yamada, will present the S.J. Quinney Award, to Conniue Nelson at this years Ski Affair. Connie
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