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Try the season’s latest Burton, K2 and Lib Tech demo snowboards at Cottonwood Resort. This full-day rental includes boots and bindings, with late pickup and flexible return to maximize slope time.
Try the season’s latest Burton, K2 and Lib Tech demo snowboards at Cottonwood Resort. This full-day rental includes boots and bindings, with late pickup and flexible return to maximize slope time.
A cold dawn in the Wasatch feels like a start button: wind sharpening the ridgelines, steam rising from parking lots, and demo boards propped like waiting athletes. At Cottonwood Resort’s rental outlets, riders swap street shoes for K2 Boa boots and test the season’s newest Burton and Lib Tech shapes, chasing how each rocker tip changes a turn.
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Operated by Ski 'N See Ski Shops · Salt Lake City, Utah
A cold dawn in the Wasatch feels like a start button: wind sharpening the ridgelines, steam rising from parking lots, and demo boards propped like waiting athletes. At Cottonwood Resort’s rental outlets, riders swap street shoes for K2 Boa boots and test the season’s newest Burton and Lib Tech shapes, chasing how each rocker tip changes a turn.
The Little Cottonwood Canyon corridor has hosted ski culture since the 1930s, carved through volcanic and sedimentary rock uplifted by the Wasatch Fault. Alta and Snowbird’s heavy, lake-effect snows forged Salt Lake’s reputation; Cottonwood’s steep chutes and fast groomers drew a local scene that blends mountain engineering with salt-of-the-earth hospitality.
This package is a single-day, full-day demo: board, bindings, and boots included. Riders can pick up gear after 4:00 pm the night before and return by 10:00 am the day after their final ride. Demo models from Burton, K2, and Lib Tech (rocker tips, varying flex) let advanced riders test carve and freestyle boards while novices get forgiving shapes to build confidence. Damage insurance is optional in-shop ($3–$4/day).
Practical prep: bring a properly sized winter boot sock, know your shoe size (adult sizes 7+ accommodated), and plan transport — public transit and shuttle access run up the Cottonwoods. Fit checks at pickup matter: heel lift, binding release settings, and boot comfort should be tested on a short run before committing to a full day. Time rentals to avoid midday lift lines and always layer for quick temperature shifts in canyon microclimates.
Yes — pickup is permitted after 4:00 pm the night before your ride to maximize slope time.
The listed inclusions specify board, bindings, and boots; helmets are not included and should be rented or brought separately.
This package accommodates adult riders with shoe size 7 and up; smaller sizes may not be available in the demo fleet.
No — damage insurance is optional and can be purchased in-shop for about $3–$4 per day.
Ski 'N See Ski Shops operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A cold dawn in the Wasatch feels like a start button: wind sharpening the ridgelines, steam rising from parking lots, and demo boards propped like waiting athletes. At Cottonwood Resort’s rental outlets, riders swap street shoes for K2 Boa boots and test the season’s newest Burton and Lib Tech shapes, chasing how each rocker tip changes a turn.
A cold dawn in the Wasatch feels like a start button: wind sharpening the ridgelines, steam rising from parking lots, and demo boards propped like waiting athletes. At Cottonwood Resort’s rental outlets, riders swap street shoes for K2 Boa boots and test the season’s newest Burton and Lib Tech shapes, chasing how each rocker tip changes a turn.
The Little Cottonwood Canyon corridor has hosted ski culture since the 1930s, carved through volcanic and sedimentary rock uplifted by the Wasatch Fault. Alta and Snowbird’s heavy, lake-effect snows forged Salt Lake’s reputation; Cottonwood’s steep chutes and fast groomers drew a local scene that blends mountain engineering with salt-of-the-earth hospitality.
This package is a single-day, full-day demo: board, bindings, and boots included. Riders can pick up gear after 4:00 pm the night before and return by 10:00 am the day after their final ride. Demo models from Burton, K2, and Lib Tech (rocker tips, varying flex) let advanced riders test carve and freestyle boards while novices get forgiving shapes to build confidence. Damage insurance is optional in-shop ($3–$4/day).
Practical prep: bring a properly sized winter boot sock, know your shoe size (adult sizes 7+ accommodated), and plan transport — public transit and shuttle access run up the Cottonwoods. Fit checks at pickup matter: heel lift, binding release settings, and boot comfort should be tested on a short run before committing to a full day. Time rentals to avoid midday lift lines and always layer for quick temperature shifts in canyon microclimates.