Welcome to Pine Mountains

We are looking forward to the upcoming summer season, you and your guests are reminded to please observe Pine Mountains rules. Thank you.

Trespassing

Several complaints about individuals riding their ATV's/Snowmobiles through private property was reported. In Pine Mountains ATV's/Snowmobiles are to stay on designated roads and are not to create shortcuts through other properties.

Lost & Found

Check the Pine Mountains Facebook page to see if anyone
has found your lost item.

Weather

Weber Canyon Weather

Pine Mountains Map

Download or view a PDF of the
Pine Mountains Lot Map

Winter Parking Options

Parking at Pine Mountains can be quite a challenge in the winter months. Here is a PDF reference document that you can view Winter West Paved and East Parking Lot Plan and West Long‐Term and Transient Parking Plan.

East & West Parking Maps

Updates

September 20, 2024
Pine Mountains Annual Meeting:

The annual minutes and financials were approved by the membership.·
The voting results are as follows.
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Board Members voted in are:
Bob Hart
Chris Memmott
Darin Ross·

The lockboxes were voted to remove.
The lockboxes will be removed from both the West and East entrance locations at a future time to be determined by the Board and will be posted.here and on Facebook.

The annual assessment was voted to remain the same.

If you have not received your electronic gate access devices, please reach out to Merrill Ross.

The Board would like to thank everyone for participating and contributing in tonight’s meeting. We appreciate everyone’s time and effort.

Lot Numbers

Summit County has been changing to physical addresses in the Canyon over the last several years. Please Contact Jeff Ward at Summit County GIS Dept.1-435-336-3145 for your new County address. When you get a new Summit County Address, please forward it to Merrill so he can add it to Pine Mountains records. Each property owner will need to list the physical address, as well as, lot number near driveway. This will help to quickly locate your property in case of emergencies, such as fire, medical, sheriff, and water problems.