SALT LAKE CITY — New numbers once again show how important the ski industry is to Utah's economy, with skiers and snowboarders funneling $2.51 billion into the state last season.

The new Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute report reflects how Utah prospered during the 2024-25 season thanks to activity at the state's 15 ski resorts. While down from the previous season, the $2.51 billion contributed to the Utah economy is the fourth-highest season in state history.

In all, $342.6 million was earned in state and local tax revenues.

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