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Snowbird Women’s Camp March 9-11, 2027

kimk

Diva in Training
I’m thinking of doing the Women’s Camp (Intermediate/Advanced) at Snowbird March 9-11, 2027 and would love some input/advice.
I have a Mountain Connect Pass, which gets me two free days at each participating resort, plus 50% off subsequent days. (It also includes a bonus day, but I will have already used that at Sun Valley in February.)

I plan to arrive the evening of Sunday, March 7, and ski at Alta on Monday. The Women’s Camp includes a welcome reception that evening, and group ski lessons Tuesday-Thursday for $864. On Friday there’s optional snowshoeing for $65 or I could ski my 2nd free day at Alta. There’s a direct flight home to San Diego at 3:05 pm, which I could get free using Southwest points, or I could pay $179 plus ~$90 for baggage to take a 5:48pm direct flight on Delta.

The Women’s Camp lodging package is $1914 + tax for a single room in one of Snowbird’s lodges, access to The Cliff Spa, and ground transportation to and from the airport.

What do you think? I’d love to hear advice on expected snow conditions, crowds, travel arrangements/amenities, experience with Snowbird Women’s Camp, etc. Thanks!
 

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