Former ‘Shoe GM tasked with linking Canyons and PCMR

Bill Rock, who served as Snowshoe’s General Manager from 2005 to 2010, now heads up both The Canyons and Park City Mountain, with an eye toward linking the two Utah resorts by the 2015-16 snowsports season. He gives a lengthy Q&A to the Deseret News with details of the $50 million plan, which include a new gondola, additional snowmaking, and new/upgraded restaurants.

The two resorts that Rock heads as COO are both owned by the publicly-held Vail Resorts, the latter acquisition made last fall after years of wrangling with the former owner, which notoriously failed to renews its lease on the land.

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