Celebrating 10 Years of Mountain Accord! Join us Jan 8–9 for the Central Wasatch Symposium. Darren Parry (@shoshonelder) will keynote on consensus building, stewardship, and connection to the land. Full program drops Dec 11. Tickets: cwc.utah.gov 🎟️⛰️

Take a moment today to get outside and enjoy your local public lands! 🏔️🌲 Our public lands give us an incredible opportunity to explore, appreciate the outdoors, and grow closer to the places we call home. Happy National Public Lands Day! 🥾

Hiring: Communications and Outreach Intern at the Central Wasatch Commission. Work directly with our team on environmental protection, recreation access, economic development & transportation sustainability in the Central Wasatch. Apply at the link in our bio!

We're excited to announce our 2026 Short-term Grant Program recipients! Take a look at what projects we'll be funding this year. cwc.utah.gov/projects/ #WeAreTheWasatch

Goodbye April, hello May! Tune in to the Wasatch Wrap Up for April 2026. #WeAreTheWasatch

Happy Earth Day from the Central Wasatch Commission!

Ever hear of the Mountain Transportation System Project?

Wasatch Wrap Up for March 2026

This group brings together 35 community voices—from environmental organizations and recreation advocates to ski resorts, residents, and local partners—all working to shape the future of the Central Wasatch.

Happy #WasatchBackcountryAppreciationDay !

We are now accepting applications for CWC Stakeholders Council through March 20, 2026. Visit the link in our bio to apply and learn more. #WeAreTheWasatch

Central Wasatch Commission released its official comment on the proposed open-air mine in Parleys Canyon. CWC opposes the project over impacts to air quality, watershed health, snowpack, wildlife, and local communities. Read more: cwc.utah.gov

Please join us in welcoming Mayor Scotty John, Councilor Bev Uipi, and Mayor Gay Lynn Bennion to their new roles as Central Wasatch Commission Commissioners! We’re excited to work alongside these dedicated leaders as they help guide the future of the Central Wasatch. 🌄👏

🚐 The updated Mill Creek Canyon Shuttle Feasibility Study is now public! The report finds a canyon shuttle is a feasible option to address a growing population and parking congestion while improving access. Read the full study through the link in our bio #WeAreTheWasatch

Today marks the beginning of the Central Wasatch Commission Short-Term Project Grant Cycle. The application period closes on February 10th, 2026 at 5 p.m. Learn more through the link in our bio.

💡 Jack Stauss, Executive Director of Save Our Canyons will be delivering a presentation at the Central Wasatch Symposium on the intersection of land preservation and the recreation industry. Visit the link in our bio to learn more. #WeAreTheWasatch

🎁 The winter holidays are for family, friends and… 🎟️ Central Wasatch Symposium tickets! 🔗 Visit the link in our bio to get your tickets & learn more!

Is There Anywhere You’d Rather Be? ❄️ Check out the link in our bio to get tickets to the Second Annual Central Wasatch Symposium. We’ll be coming back to the Millcreek City Hall on January 8th and 9th to celebrate ten years of Mountain Accord.

⛰️ New Podcast Alert! 🎙️ In this episode of In The Wasatch, former Central Wasatch Commission Staff, Ben Kilbourne, facilitates a conversation with three individuals that were instrumental in the Mountain Accord process. Follow the link in our bio to listen in!

From first turns to future turns ⛷️ Join us Jan. 8–9, 2026 at the Central Wasatch Symposium for a panel on The Evolution of Skiing—personal stories, big changes, and what the next decade in the Central Wasatch could look like. 🎟️ Tickets: link in bio #WeAreTheWasatch

We’ve released the full program for the 2026 Central Wasatch Symposium! 🎉 Join us Jan 8–9 at Millcreek City Hall as we celebrate 10 Years of Mountain Accord, with a keynote from Darren Parry (@shoshoneelder) and two days of conversations. View the program in our bio.