Presidents Day Weekend 2026

 Valentine Day was Sat.... Sunday Alta-Bird!! 5 of 7 Ikon pass days used so far this ski season 

 

Fog, Chef Scott, Than, Bobbie plus two Boarders

 

completed 6/6 spots at 6 ski resorts for Raymond... Snowman on Concord finished by someone other than me 

Rest zone at Snowbasin

 

5 of 6 Salt Lake area spots for Raymond in Heaven

I ran into Dave Lowe... I'm heading to mark a spot for Raymond in Heaven.... Green Olympic vest and final day GO DAVE!! Next Megan and a friend from the porcupine!! HELL YEA!! We took a couple of runs on GW !!! She asked if I'd come to Soli for Joes Memorial...Seen Eric and his Sister... :"I dug out the spot"...Found out about the Johnny Tsunami tree falling and a new hit placed over the summer by Hanks Father... Ended with Cole and Hank "Your not sponsored?" and "I've seen your videos" Can we ski with you? LETS GO!!! Ended running into Karl "Where's Scott?" and I met you two in the parking lot last season with my brass old school PP"!!!

Raymond in Heaven

 12-25-25 from Mom and Dads spot in Ogden... Dinner with Tess and Racer Tom

Arapahoe Basin, CO Sunday, October 26 DAY ONE !!!

 

Pass Usage

October 2025
Arapahoe Basin, CO	Sunday, October 26

Many consider him to be the "spirit of Snowbird" (and Solitude)

 Burke Weir is a famous snowblader at Alta, Utah, known for his infectious love of skiing and his distinctive style. Often referred to by his nickname "Mr. Wiggles," he has been a fixture on the Wasatch Front for years. 

Key facts about Burke Weir:

• Mountain presence: Weir is a local at several resorts in the Wasatch Mountains, including Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude.
• Distinctive look: His bright clothing, snowblades, and enthusiastic attitude make him easy to spot on the mountain. He's even known for starting "the wave" on chairlifts.
• Love of the sport: His joy for skiing is so contagious that he was featured in a 2017 Ski Utah short documentary, Powder People Episode 3: The Snowblader.
• Decades of experience: He started skiing in the 1970s and is known to average about 120 days on the slopes each year. 

Why is he famous?

• Unique Persona: 

  His consistent snowblading, energetic attitude, and outrageous outfits contribute to his fame. 
• "Spirit of the Mountain": 

  Many consider him to be the "spirit of Snowbird" (and Solitude), a symbol of stoke and pure love for skiing. 
• Local Icon: 

  His presence makes him a recognizable and beloved figure among Wasatch Front skiers.