TL;DR
Powder Haven, the private membership side of Powder Mountain in Utah, has announced a $157 million expansion including two new chairlifts, a 73,000-square-foot clubhouse, and additional real estate development. The additions will give members access to six lifts and over 3,000 skiable acres.
Powder Mountain's Private Side Commits Another $157 Million to Member Infrastructure
Powder Haven, the private membership operation at Utah's Powder Mountain, has announced its second development phase - a $157 million investment that will add two more chairlifts, complete a 73,000-square-foot clubhouse, and launch new real estate neighbourhoods. The expansion continues the resort's unusual public-private split model, where paying members get exclusive terrain access at what was historically an entirely public operation.
Two Additional Private Lifts Planned for 2026-27
The expansion will bring two new chairlifts online during the 2026-27 season, bringing Powder Haven's private lift total to six. Half Pint will service gentler terrain with ski-in/ski-out access for residents, while Foxtrot will climb over 1,200 vertical feet and connect two existing private lifts - Raintree and Primetime. According to the resort, Foxtrot's service area consists mostly of advanced and expert terrain.
These additions follow two lifts that opened on the private side after Powder Haven launched its membership model in 2024. Raintree converted previously public terrain to private access, while Primetime opened a new zone of expert runs and glades. Members now have exclusive access to over 3,000 skiable acres - a significant portion of Powder Mountain's total terrain.
