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Monday, July 27, 2026

Evergreen and the Sunny spot

 

Thank you Scott for the hike with the kid and lunch... I rode up Majestic chair seen Eric "Yesterday was the first time that Electric bikes are allowed on the hill" Very cool! seen Jovaney downloading.. "Hello Burke, your here in the summer too"Yup!!! Hiked up to the sunny spot from the top of Majestic...Wow!



Evergreen and the Sunny spot


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Monday, March 30, 2026

Known for "San Francisco swivels," using his hips, and encouraging a "wave" on the chairlift THX AI!!!

 


Burke Weir, widely known as "Mr. Wiggles" or the "Most Interesting Man in Skiing", is a famous local Alta and Wasatch Front snowblader. Recognizable by his short skis, flamboyant outfits, and infectious energy, he averages over 120 days a year on the slopes, focusing on carving, style, and spreading joy. 
This video features Burke Weir, known as Mr. Wiggles, and his love for snowblading:
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  • Who: Burke Weir, often referred to as "The Snowblader".
  • Nickname: Mr. Wiggles.
  • Known For: Skiing the steepest terrain at Alta, Snowbird, and others on very short skis (snowblades) with a high-energy attitude.
  • Where: Frequently spotted at Alta Ski Area, Snowbird, Brighton, and Solitude.
  • Style: Known for "San Francisco swivels," using his hips, and encouraging a "wave" on the chairlift. 
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Tuesday, February 17, 2026

Presidents Day Weekend 2026

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


 








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Friday, January 16, 2026

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 

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Monday, January 12, 2026

Rest zone at Snowbasin

 


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Wednesday, January 7, 2026

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"!!!



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Tuesday, December 30, 2025

Raymond in Heaven


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

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Tuesday, October 28, 2025

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

 


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Arapahoe Basin, COSunday, October 26
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Tuesday, October 7, 2025

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. 

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Monday, August 25, 2025

8-25-2025 big time

 With this season's big Ikon pass 2025-26 already in hand I’m getting a Brighton midweek Mon-Fri season pass….. FourTwenty at the sunny spot every weekday helps break up a 900 am to 2100 pm all day all night super ski day Brighton memories 2025 Mt Hood Oregon July 2025 top of the “Miracle Mile chair lift… “I work at the terrain park at Brighton, You ski there too!!”  Parking lot at Timberline lodge Oregon, ”You're from Brighton Ut, I saw your tracks all over!!!” Thank you. (Scott and I met Van from Snowbird and Cal from Alta skiing the Palmer Snowfield too) back to Brighton, Crest Express base loading with the boss getting rowdy…. “Burke, Burke Burke” my name coming over the loud speaker with Farmer leading his Liftys yelling with joy!!! Talk about Magic and enjoying the mountain I learned to ski on…..Bonus and what to look forward to at Brighton this upcoming season…. Pizza Pie & Beer Day If you know you know… see you at the B! 




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Monday, August 11, 2025

Wasatch Wiggle, Snowbird, Solitude and Brighton

 The Boss and I hiked Snowbird Saturday, Octoberfest day one! Sunday we visited Solitude and hiked Brighton... First time to see the Mt trail map on the Mt with this very cool trail name at Brighton!



"Wasatch Wiggle"
AI Overview
Burke Weir, also known as Mr. Wiggles, is a well-known and possibly the most famous snowblader in Utah and the world. He's a local at Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude, easily recognizable with his snowblades and unique outfits. Burke is known for his passion for skiing and his love for the sport on the shortest skis.
This video features Burke Weir, known as Mr. Wiggles, and his love for snowblading:
Here's why Burke Weir is famous:
Snowblader Icon:
Burke is known for his distinctive style of skiing on snowblades, making him a recognizable figure on the slopes.
Wasatch Local:
He frequents the Wasatch Front resorts, including Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude, and is a fixture on the hills.
Outrageous Outfits and Attitude:
Burke's unique outfits and energetic personality contribute to his fame, making him a memorable presence on the mountain.
Dedicated Skier:
He's known for his passion for skiing and his commitment to getting out on the slopes, averaging 120 days a year.
"Mr. Wiggles":
He's also known by the nickname "Mr. Wiggles," adding to his unique persona."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2kGFRHorX8 




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Friday, August 8, 2025

Ski Portfolio and DV sticker plus season highlights 2024-2025 ski season

 2006 I moved back home where I was raised in Holladay UT . Thank you Mom and Dad in Heaven...

Worked at Solitude for two ski seasons 
Worked at Sunlight Solar for a decade
Quit drinking alcohol Feb 2015
Reward.... SkiUtah made a film about a Snow-blader, "Just meet our guy at Snowbird, Your choice of subject matter" YUP!! And first ever Alta-bird season pass plus the big cottonwood season pass before Ikon. Thank you Marc!!
Working at a Job now where the boss wants to ski all year!! We skied Mt Hood twice this summer and ended as usual at Mammoth on June 15th 2025 Thank you Scott!
Some highlights from this last season... Deer Valley, Skiing the new area with Scott, We met Wayne Wong and was invited to have lunch at the empire ski hut!!
Skiing with Edward and Colleen from Boston down "Corbonite" run with fresh snow and great views!! plus the "Green Monster" run...DV East Village was Excellent!
Snowbird with Scott, I forgot my pass, Catch the Tram up I'll come up later. He met Amiee from N Hollywood and Mammoth..... The rest of the ski day flew by, WoW!
We took her to Solitude and had a great time with the grandkids skiing eagle ridge wow! Brighton is always magic, The cool kids have a Pizza oven hidden at the Sunny spot where we gather on certain ski nights around 420...Big Bear and Snow Summit... We met Mammoth Scott at his Cabin along with Raymond and Larry... Excellent!
 I found this online.
AI Overview
"The famous "snow-blader" of the Wasatch, known for his distinctive blades and flamboyant style, is Burke Weir. He's a fixture at Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude, and is known for his love of skiing and his vibrant personality. While not officially affiliated with Deer Valley, his presence on the slopes makes him a well-known figure in the Utah ski scene. 
Here's why Burke Weir is known as the "snow-blader":
  • Unconventional skis: He's known for using snow blades, which are much shorter than traditional skis. 
  • Outrageous outfits: He often wears eye-catching and colorful clothing while skiing. 
  • High energy: He's known for his energetic and enthusiastic approach to skiing. 
  • Local legend: He frequents several resorts in the Wasatch and is a well-known character on the slopes. 
While Deer Valley is a popular resort, Burke Weir is not exclusively associated with it, but his presence in the broader Utah ski scene makes him a notable figure according to ski news outlets. "


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Wednesday, July 16, 2025

Here's more about Burke Weir and why he's famous:

 


Burke Weir, often referred to as "Mr. Wiggles," is a well-known snowblader and a fixture at Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude. He's known for his love of skiing, his signature outrageous outfits, and his infectious energy on the slopes. He's considered by some to be the most famous snowblader in the world. 
Here's more about Burke Weir and why he's famous: 
  • Snowblading: He's known for his snowblades (short skis) and his unique style.
  • Alta Regular: He's a fixture at Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude, making him a familiar face to many Wasatch Front skiers.
  • Outrageous Outfits: His distinctive and often flamboyant outfits make him hard to miss.
  • Infectious Enthusiasm: He's known for his love of skiing and his positive energy on the mountain.
  • "Mr. Wiggles": This is his nickname, reflecting his playful and energetic personality.
  • "Most Famous Snowblader": Some consider him to be the most famous snowblader in the world according to Unofficial Networks.
  • Locals' Recognition: He's so well-known that many skiers recognize him on the slopes.
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