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Alta Ski Area Whatever your ability, Alta is for you! Alta Ski Area provides the skiing; private businesses provide the rest, including lodging, dining, helicopter & backcountry tours, massages and church services.

Beaver Mountain Ski Resort If you have heard boasts about the best maintained slopes around, come and see for yourself. It's true! In addition, northeast exposure is ideal for morning sun. Avalanche-free conditions and very little wind make Beaver Mountain an all-around ski resort that is big on minimizing hazardous conditions for you and your family and guests.

Brighton Ski Resort in 1991 Brighton built it's first high-speed quad, Crest Express, replacing the Mary chair and adding more terrain. During the following summer the Great Western high-speed quad and Explorer triple chair were installed adding incredible new advanced and beginner terrain. Other improvements include expanded night terrain, over 200 acres of snowmaking, a new base lodge facility, a re-modeled Ski & Snowboard School and the addition of state-of-the-art grooming equipment to name a few.

Brian Head Ski Resort Brian Head Resort offers every skier 500+ acres of uncrowded terrain, over 400 inches of legendary Utah Powder every season, and homespun hospitality rooted in our southwestern heritage. Brian Head Resort is famous for teaching folks how to ski.

Deer Valley Ski Resorts Exceptional customer service, consistent quality and attention to every detail are all part of the Deer Valley experience. And our four mountains, offering a wide variety of terrain, allow guests more than ample opportunity to indulge in our annual 300 inches of light, dry Utah powder.

Elk Meadows Ski Resort Elk Meadows 9,000 feet base elevation is Utah's second highest (behind Brian Head). Almost two-thirds of the resort's skiable acreage is rated intermediate. Elk Meadows offers good value family skiing with day care available and a highly regarded ski school.

Park City Mountain Resort Park City Mountain Resort: Utah's premier Ski and Snowboard destination.

Powder Mountain Ski Resort 5,500 acres covering three mountains adds up to the most skiable terrain in the US. With this much space, you won't share any of the 86 runs with a crowd. Only Mother Nature makes snow at Powder Mountain. With 500 inches each year, why bother with artificial snow? Besides great powder, real snow makes beautifully groomed corduroy.

Snowbasin Ski Resort It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. Although the beauty and grandeur of the mountains above and valleys below Snowbasin have inspired many pictures, the ability to describe such vistas have been hard to capture, bringing many aspiring writers back to our mountain again and again. Snowbasin's man-made structures and attention to service details are equally inspiring to our visitors.

Snowbird Ski Resort Snowbird offers 882 lodging rooms between four lodging properties, a luxurious spa, a plethora of dining options, four-season activities and a staff dedicated to meeting your every need.

Solitude Ski Resort Mountains of powder and mild weather. It's what has earned Solitude its name, and it's what has been drawing families from across the country for generations. The striking and unique beauty of Solitude inspires the imagination and presents endless opportunities for winter fun.

Sundance Ski Resort Robert Redfords Sundance Utah is a four season resort in the mountains of Utah that offers Utah skiing, mountain biking, theater, fine dining, art workshops, lodging, and Sundance Film Festival.

The Canyons Ski Resort The Canyons Resort caters to folks who really love to ski and snowboard and can appreciate how well our diverse terrain holds and protects an average annual 355 inch bounty of snow. Whether you visit as a family, a group or a single, you'll find endless terrain for every style and ability. Take your pick: Long and gentle. Big and Bowled. Steep and steeper. Aspen and pine.