Utah Resorts

The major number of ski resorts in Utah can be found in the north within reasonable drive from Salt Lake City. Utah boasts world-class ski resorts which is understandable when the state motto is The Greatest Snow on Earth. Park City Mountain Resort is Utah's premier snow resort featuring one of the longest snow seasons in the state.  At 3,399 feet Powder Mountain has the highest vertical serviced by lift. The Canyons Resort is the largest ski resort in Utah with 3,500 skiable acres spread over eight peaks. Deer Valley is one of the few resorts who do not allow snowboarding. For crowd free skiing head to Utah's two most southern resorts Brian Head and Eagle Point both about 4 hours from Salt Lake City.
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Resort Name Vertical Runs Lifts Acres Snow %Open
101 Park City
CLOSED - Plan to open 11/22
3100 114 19 3300
102 Snowbird
CLOSED - Plan to open 11/28
3240 85 13 2500
103 Deer Valley Resort
CLOSED - Plan to open 12/7
3000 100 21 2026
104 Alta Ski Area
CLOSED - Plan to open 11/22
2020 116 12 2200
105 Solitude Ski Resort
OPEN - 2 trails, 2 lifts
2047 65 8 1200 19" 2
106 Brian Head
OPEN - 11 trails, 2 lifts
1707 71 8 665 19" 15
107 Powder Mountain
CLOSED - Plan to open 12/7
2500 135 7 7000
108 Beaver Mountain Ski Area
CLOSED - Opening Soon for Snow Sports
1600 48 5 828
109 Brighton Ski Resort
OPEN - 8 trails, 2 lifts
1745 66 7 1050 24" 12
110 Cherry Peak
CLOSED - Opening Soon for Snow Sports
1265 20 3 200
111 Eagle Point
CLOSED - Plan to open 12/20
1500 40 5 600
112 Nordic Valley
CLOSED - Plan to open 12/6
965 23 5 140
113 Snowbasin Ski Resort
CLOSED - Plan to open 11/29
2959 104 11 3000
114 Sundance Resort
CLOSED - Plan to open 12/4
2150 42 5 450
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