A. Biggest in the USA. The view of the resort's thousands of acres seems to go on and on, with a distant Great Salt Lake.

B. Some of the old resort's die- hard, duct taped characters exaggerated as a jackalope, papa smurf and yeti, painted in a minimal modern art style.

C. Balloon dog on skis for the growing contemporary art vibe.

D. The first pop art installation, the giant metal paper airplane.

E. Medical red cross for the founder, Alvin Cobabe MD.

F. Dr. Cobabe paid for medical school and the resort's start by selling his father's sheep herd that grazed these slopes.

G. Richard "Woody" Wood's bus, that he drove for over 40 years.

H. Snowcat skiing, around since the start of the resort.

I. Thumbs up for hitching a ride to get back from Powder Country and Woody's World.

J. Red, blue and green inspired by the old mural in the lodge.

K. Tiny BC initials. Back Country magazine has done their annual gear test here for 15+ years. A testament to the lasting powder.

L. Officially started in 1972.