Ski Areas

Park City Mountain Resort

With slopes for all levels, Park City Mountain Resort is just 35 minutes from Salt Lake City, making it an easy winter getaway. The resort offers six terrain parks, ski and snowboard lessons for kids and adults, and runs that connect directly to Historic Main Street for après-ski dining and shopping.

Deer Valley Resort

Deer Valley's 3,700-acre expansion and convenient Route 40 access make this resort a standout. Guests enjoy private or group lessons at the award-winning Ski School, while a 50,000-skier-per-hour uphill capacity means less waiting. Unique experiences like Ski with a Champion let you hit the slopes alongside Olympic athletes.

Woodward Park City

A year-round action sports destination, Woodward Park City spans 125 acres with indoor and outdoor training spaces. Visitors of all ages and skill levels can learn or progress in skiing, snowboarding, skateboarding, and more, thanks to state-of-the-art facilities designed for both recreation and high-level training.

Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort

Snowbird shines with both skiing and unique winter adventures. Take the tram 11,000 feet above Hidden Peak, join a guided backcountry ski tour, or learn safety skills through the Avalanche Education program. For bigger thrills, book a helicopter tour and experience Snowbird's mountains from even greater heights.

Solitude Mountain Resort

A local favorite, Solitude combines 82 runs and 1,200 acres of skiable terrain with Nordic skiing and snowshoeing. Eight lifts and a magic carpet make getting around easy, while the ski school supports all levels. Visitors also enjoy shopping, dining, and wellness options in both the village and on-mountain.

Brighton Resort

Brighton averages 500 inches of Utah's famed powder each season across 66 trails. The resort's mix of beginner, intermediate, and advanced terrain offers something for everyone. Night skiing at Snake Creek and exciting terrain parks add variety, while Brighton also stands out for welcoming adventurous snow bikers.

Alta Ski Area

Alta offers 2,614 skiable acres and 546 inches of annual snowfall, with nearly half its terrain suited for beginner and intermediate skiers. Weekly Recreational Racing invites everyone to join in, while backcountry access and special programs give guests new ways to experience Utah's legendary powder.