Utah Ski Resorts [21/22 Season Updates]

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Utah Ski Resorts Utah is home to The Greatest Snow on Earth® and some of the best ski resorts around. Here you'll find endless pockets of powder, snowy red rock views, welcoming slope-side culture, and the unmatched accessibility of it all. No matter what brings you to ski or ride in Utah, make sure you have enough time to take it all in.

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Utah's Ski Resorts

Northern Utah Ski Resorts

As soon as the snow falls, Salt Lake City feels like one big ski town. Ten ski resorts within an hour of Salt Lake City International Airport means more time on the slopes. If not slopeside, basecamp in Salt Lake City, Ogden, Park City, Heber Valley or Provo.

The northern-most resorts are tough to beat for skiers and riders looking for less crowded slopes, a more affordable lift ticket and small-town charm. Basecamp in Logan or Garden City.

Salt Lake City's Cottonwood Canyons

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  Alta Ski Area

  Known for its snowfall, powder and skier's only terrain

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  Brighton Ski Resort

  Known for its terrain park, accessible backcountry, snow totals and family discounts

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  Snowbird

  Known for its snow totals, views, tram and for attracting professionals and advanced skiers who love steep terrain

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  Solitude Mountain Resort

  Known for being the least crowded Cottonwood resort and the locals' favorite for everything from chutes and groomers

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Park City Resorts

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  Deer Valley Resort

  Known for excellent ski school, best grooming and high quality dining (ski only, again, sorry snowboarders)

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  Park City Mountain

  Known as the largest lift-served ski resort in the US, excellent ski school and terrain parks

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  Woodward Park City

  Known as a unique training facility with activities on and off the slopes

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Ogden Resorts

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  Nordic Valley Resort

  Known for its family-friendly atmosphere and affordability, and as a great place to learn

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  Powder Mountain

  Known for its abundance of acreage and terrain leading to uncrowded slopes, affordable cat skiing and a chill attitude

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  Snowbasin

  Known for luxe day lodges, gondolas and high-end dining, and never-ending Olympic quality downhill runs

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Provo's Resort

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  Sundance Resort

  Known for being built by Robert Redford, unique lifestyle and scenery, mixes skiing with art

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Northern-Most Resorts

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  Beaver Mountain Resort

  Known as a family-owned resort with fewer people and a lot of charm

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  Cherry Peak Resort

  Known for its affordability and proximity to Logan

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Southern Utah Ski Resorts

Visit Utah’s southern ski resorts for acres of fresh powder and one-of-a-kind red rock scenery. Basecamp in Brian Head or Cedar City.

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  Brian Head Resort

  Known for skiing/riding in the desert red rock of southern Utah

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  Eagle Point Resort

  Known for beautiful views over the Tushar Mountains with southern Utah's red rock in the distance, uncrowded

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  Alta Ski Area

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 89″

  Open Runs: 110/118

  Opening: 12/07/2025

  Closing: TBD

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  Beaver Mountain

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 55″

  Open Runs: 48/48

  Opening: 12/31/2025

  Closing: TBD

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  Brian Head Ski Resort

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 51″

  Open Runs: 68/72

  Opening: 11/21/2025

  Closing: 05/10/2026

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  Brighton

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 80″

  Open Runs: 73/77

  Opening: 12/02/2025

  Closing: TBD

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  Cherry Peak

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 30″

  Open Runs: 24/38

  Opening: 01/23/2026

  Closing: TBD

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  Deer Valley Resort

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 52″

  Open Runs: 179/202

  Opening: 12/06/2025

  Closing: TBD

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  Eagle Point

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 42″

  Open Runs: 42/42

  Opening: 12/19/2025

  Closing: TBD

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  Nordic Valley

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 11″

  Open Runs: 11/42

  Opening: 01/11/2026

  Closing: TBD

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  Park City Mountain

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 60″

  Open Runs: 288/350

  Opening: 12/05/2025

  Closing: TBD

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  Powder Mountain

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 52″

  Open Runs: 117/164

  Opening: 12/12/2025

  Closing: TBD

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  Snowbasin Resort

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 62″

  Open Runs: 94/115

  Opening: 12/05/2025

  Closing: TBD

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  Snowbird

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 89″

  Open Runs: 144/149

  Opening: 12/07/2025

  Closing: TBD

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  Solitude Mountain Resort

  New Snow: 1″

  Base Depth: 72″

  Open Runs: 71/82

  Opening: 11/27/2025

  Closing: TBD

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  Sundance Mountain Resort

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 24″

  Open Runs: 50/72

  Opening: 12/06/2025

  Closing: TBD

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  Woodward Park City

  New Snow: 0″

  Base Depth: 48″

  Open Runs: 8/11

  Opening: 12/05/2025

  Closing: TBD

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