Ski Resort Anniversary Logos
Boyne Mountain 70th Anniversary Logo
Retro was the name of the game as Boyne Mountain pulled visuals and colors from the early days of their history to create a number mark that was both easy to read but also neatly tied back to the original brand from all those years ago. Above that number mark is the name of the resort to complete the design. This logo as looked fantastic in all white on dark backgrounds and the shape lended itself well to use as social media avatars.
More Details +Massanutten 50th Anniversary Logo
Massanutten went retro for this clean, badge-style logo by starting with a crest shape. Inside that crest is a double-line number fifty with the bottom part of the five connecting with the left edge and the top part of the zero extending to connect with the right. The name of the resort sits above the number with the word years below to complete this clean, effective logo design.
More Details +Snowbasin 75th Anniversary Logo
Featuring a large number 75 in the brand's usual blue, this logo adds a few simple elements in and around these digits. First, the brand's traditional mark peeks up from behind the 75. Next, a black ribbon holding the years of operation weave in and out of the main number mark. Finally, the traditional work mark for the resort sits at the bottom to make a fun, but recognizable design.
More Details +Big Sky Resort 50th Anniversary Logo
This well known mountain resort used a popular method of separating their traditional logo from a number mark with a vertical line. With a large block number 50 rising from behind a wide, all caps word "YEARS" they created a unique mark that can simply be paired with their original logo during the celebratory season without much work or effort to switch back and forth.
More Details +Swain Resort 75th Anniversary Logo
Swain Resort's anniversary logo start's with the brand's traditional green color and creates a shape using a dashed line circle. Inside sits the resort's name with maroon text highlighting the reason for the celebration. Finally, to the right of the years, sits an illustration of a ski chair in the same maroon color to add a playful tie back to the resort's primary activity.
More Details +Sundown Ski Area 50th Anniversary Logo
Sundown gave their designer a lot of creative freedom to create a mark that was unique to their anniversary. The result were the words "celebrating 50 seasons" forming a circle around a large number 50 and the years sitting to either side to break up the circle. The 0 in the large fifty contained a snowflake icon to tie it back to the skiing message and made room for the resort's original logo above.
More Details +Stowe 85th Anniversary Logo
Stowe is a classic logo that hasn't changed since the early days of the resort and town. So rather than mess with something so clean and recognizable, they simply added a stylized number 85 peeking up and from behind the original mark. The result fit neatly on social media icons and marketing materials alike and kept things nice and simple.
More Details +Steamboat 60th Anniversary Logo
Steamboat used a really sharp bit of line art for their 60th anniversary. With the resort name arched across teh top, the number 60 set in the middle, and the word "years" set just below with a partial center ring to hold it all together, the resort's famous flag mark sits as an achor at the bottom to create mark that was easy to use and adapt to many situations during their anniversary season.
More Details +Snow Trails 60th Anniversary Logo
With a diamond anniversary on the calendar, Snow Trails began their design with that exact shape as a backdrop. Building on their brand blue color and adding in a stylized version of their base lodge inside the diamond, a large number 60 sits above the diamond with a small ribbon containing the years below that. Finally, the brand's original logo sits at the top to make the mark easy to recognize.
More Details +Snowbird 50th Anniversary Logo
Snowbird's classic wings mark is one of the most well-known logos in the ski industry. To celebrate their 50th anniversary, the used a block number 50 in the brand's iconic red color with the wings inset in the number 0. The mark was clean, bold, and easy to recognize for anyone familiar with the snowbird brand.
More Details +Park City Mountain Resort 50th Anniversary Logo
With a logo that was already set in a rectangle, Park City Mountain Resort simply turned that mark into a ribbon to contain the rest of the elements. Gold sections of the ribbon hold the words "since 1963" and the number 0 contains some clean line art depicting the mountain's well-known mining history and buildings still found at the resort.
More Details +Mt Hood Meadows 50th Anniversary Logo
The resort's green, blue, and yellow mark normally sits in a crest-style shape to the left of the word mark. To transition to the anniversary design, the resort simply placed that mark inside the 0 of the number 50 similarly to the left of the word mark. This made their logo both unique to the celebration but also easy to recognize by their audience.
More Details +Loveland Ski Area 75th Anniversary Logo
Loveland changed very little with their traditional logo when they celebrated their anniversary. By adding the number 75 and the word "years" to dark space on either side of their center mark, the resort was able to have something unique to use for their anniversary but also something that was seamless to swap in and out with their existing logo.
More Details +King Pine 60th Anniversary Logo
King Pine started with a filled circle in their brand blue color and placed a white version of their logo / word mark in the bottom center to tie back to their original brand and anchor the rest of the design. Above that a crown - referencing back to the "King" portion of the name - with the annversary number in the center balances to the top, with a "since" label at the bottom creates clean balance for the rest.
More Details +Kelly Canyon 60th Anniversary Logo
Kelly Canyon gave their designed lots of creative freedom and focused on a mark that was fun and recognizable rather than one that has strong, visual ties back to their original brand. The clean line-art design that they came up with works great in many situations - web, print, etc. - and creates a separate brand for their annversary.
More Details +Jackson Hole 50th Anniversary Logo
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort combined a shape found in one of their original logos with the layered red, white, and black colors found in their current logo to create a lockup that nearly merges the past with the present. They then the number 50 in the center of the large, black portion at the bottom of this mark to wrap up this strong, meaningful mark.
More Details +Hidden Valley 40th Anniversary Logo
Hidden Valley's 40th anniversary logo keeps a very simple concept with a large number 40 in their brand blue / teal color peeking up from behind their original logo. While simple, the weight, size, and placement of the number give this logo extra weight and a clear reference to the milestone that is missing in some logos that add more diminutive references to their anniversary.
More Details +Greek Peak 65th Anniversary Logo
Greek Peak kept their annversary logo simple and clean when they recently reached their 65th anniversary. A simple orange circle peeking up from behind the ridgeline of mountains that make up the original mark hold the number 65 and marks the only chance to this brand. This simplicity made this logo extremely easy to swap with their existing logo during its year of use.
More Details +Blacktail Mountain 25th Anniversary Logo
Blacktail Mountain went away from their primary logo with this mark and used a retro, line-art style number with a classic circular bar of text around and deer graphic to tie it all together and back to the core brand. It's a nice, clear, simple design and the retro feel of the number gives it a unique feel that's easy to recognize and remember.
More Details +Big White 60th Anniversary Logo
With a throwback to one of Big White Mountain Resort's original logos, this adaptation brings in a modern, sticker-style badge and extra line of text to hold the anniversary label, with a three-color design that's also a little bit retro. A simple combination of past and present, this is a great use of original logos with modern design needs.
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