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Rentals

Where to Rent Skis in Salt Lake City

An honest comparison of shops, resorts, and delivery — including when we are not the right stop.

For most visitors skiing the Cottonwoods, the best ski rental in Salt Lake City is not downtown and not at the resort. It is a shop at the junction of both canyons so you pick up the night before, skip the morning line, and drive straight to the lift. Our daily packages start at $35. If you are flying in late, staying near the airport, or you need delivery, a different shop is the honest answer.

The four ways people rent here

OptionBest when
Independent canyon-mouth shopYou are driving up Little or Big Cottonwood in the morning
Chain / multi-location (Ski ’N See, Christy, AJ Motion)You need a shop closer to your hotel, or 14 locations / delivery
Downtown / Granary (evo, Canyon Sports)You land at SLC and want gear before you even see the mountains
Resort rental shopYou forgot something, or your flight lands after we close

What we charge, on the record

Sport skis $35 / $30 / $25. Performance $50 / $45 / $40. Demo $70 / $65 / $60. Junior skis $25 / $22 / $19. Snowboard $40 / $35 / $30. Multi-day discounts apply automatically from day two. Helmets are extra. Bindings are set to your weight and ability before you leave. Full table: ski rental pricing.

Those numbers beat most resort counters. They will not always beat a chain running a 20% online code. If a Ski ’N See or Canyon Sports coupon is cheaper for a sport package and you are staying downtown, take it. Come here when you want a demo that matches a Cottonwood storm, a fitter on site, or a 9pm pickup the night before you drive to Snowbird.

When a competitor is the better stop

  • Ski ’N See — fourteen locations and delivery. If you are in a downtown hotel without a car, that network wins. We are one shop at 3700 Fort Union Blvd.
  • evo SLC — huge inventory and a kids season-lease machine. Granary District, not the canyons. Fine if your trip never leaves the valley that evening.
  • Canyon Sports — airport / downtown convenience and aggressive online discounts.
  • Christy at Snowbird or Olympus Hills — if you are already at the resort and something broke, rent there. Do not plan a 8am first-chair day around a resort rental queue.
  • Skis on the Run / delivery outfits — we do not deliver. If the gear has to appear at a canyon condo, that is their product, not ours.

Why the canyon junction still wins for most trips

Snowbird is about 18 minutes from our door, Solitude about 20, Alta and Brighton about 25 — in normal conditions. There is no other independent shop sitting at both canyon mouths. You pick up after dinner, sleep, and drive past the last traffic light instead of circling a resort lot with rental boots in a bag.

We also fit boots and demo current-season skis in the same building. A downtown rental shop cannot watch you flex a shell and then send you up Little Cottonwood on a 110mm powder ski the next morning. That is the job. Hours, map, and phone. Reserve online or walk in.

Pick up at the canyon junction

3700 Fort Union Blvd, Cottonwood Heights — last stop before Snowbird, Alta, Brighton, and Solitude. Open daily. Reserve online or call (801) 943-1104.

Call (801) 943-1104
Call The Lifthouse at (801) 943-1104