Shopping
Snowbird is not a shopping mecca, but there are enough shops to at least cater for basic needs. There are ski and snowboard shops, gift stores and a couple of speciality shops.
Ski and Snowboard Equipment and Clothing
Snowbird has a few ski and snowboard shops in the main village area including Snowbird Sports, Cliff Sports, and Christy Sports, and there is also Creekside Sports in the Gad Valley base area.
Cliff Sports (Level 1, The Cliff Lodge) has some swanky ski and snowboard clothing and accessories with brands such as Bogner, Spyder and The North Face. Kühl Haüs (The Snowbird Center, Level 1) has Snowbird logo clothing by Kühl including polar fleeces and jackets that will be to the taste of people who like unstylish dull camouflage-coloured clothing. At least the accessories are great with a range of goggles, sunglasses, gloves and backpacks.
Souvenir Shopping
Logo wear merchandise is available at Kühl Haüs and Snowbird Sports, but the biggest range of Snowbird souvenirs is in the Wings Snowbird Store. Named after the resort’s trademark wings, this store is jam packed with t-shirts, hats and novelty items. You might need to breathe in to walk around this store.
General Shopping
Marco Polo’s is an unusual store for a ski resort that only has a handful of shops. The shop has a fascinating collection of arts and artefacts including a large collection of rugs. Snowbird also has a jewellery store, and a pharmacy (Snowbird Center Sundries).
Grocery Shopping
General Gritts is a small to medium sized general store which stocks basic groceries and liquor, and has a take-out deli counter with made-to-order sandwiches. For substantial grocery purchases, supermarkets in Salt Lake City are a much better option. Snowbird also has a state liquor and wine shop.
Cliff Sundries has an assortment of snacks and drinks, magazines and newspapers, and a small range of Snowbird gifts. Snowbird Center Sundries (level 3) is also aptly named with similar odds and ends including beer, clothing, souvenirs and a post office.