Spring is officially here with longer days, warmer temperatures, slack-specials, and corn skiing. Spring brings juxtaposed weather patterns, so you will likely find locals ready for any activity, with over-packed cars full of sporting equipment – think skiing, hiking, biking and fishing.

In these quieter months, locals tend to let their colors show in true mountain town fashion. With the recent Gelande Quaffing event behind us and the end-of-year party straight ahead, there’s no shortage of costumes and camaraderie to celebrate a great season. Whether you après at the base of Warm Springs or in the Greyhawk Parking lot, it’s a true Sun Valley right of passage to toast to another fantastic year with your ski buddies. Once the mountain closes, town reboots and prepares for summertime.

For now, as we take a breath after a busy season and prepare for the next, we consider spring to be a time for renewal and revitalization for our community.