Utah, USA
Best Ski Resorts in Utah
Utah has 15 ski resorts in our database. Powder Mountain is the largest by skiable area, and Alta gets the most snow. Here's how they compare on the numbers.
Avg. Annual Snowfall
Alta
510" / yr
Vertical Drop
Snowbird
3,241 ft
Skiable Area
Powder Mountain
8,463 acres
Number of Runs
Park City
330 runs
Summit Elevation
Snowbird
11,001 ft
Beginner Terrain
Nordic Valley
35% beginner terrain
Advanced + Expert Terrain
Snowbird
57% advanced/expert
Intermediate Terrain
Solitude
50% intermediate terrain
All Utah ski resorts by size
| Resort | Skiable Area | Snowfall |
|---|---|---|
| Powder Mountain | 8,463 ac | 500" |
| Park City | 7,300 ac | 355" |
| Deer Valley | 4,300 ac | 300" |
| Snowbasin | 3,000 ac | 300" |
| Snowbird | 2,501 ac | 500" |
| Alta | 2,298 ac | 510" |
| Solitude | 1,198 ac | 500" |
| Brighton | 1,063 ac | 500" |
| Beaver Mountain | 680 ac | 350" |
| Brian Head | 642 ac | 350" |
| Eagle Point | 600 ac | 300" |
| Sundance | 440 ac | 300" |
| Cherry Peak | 198 ac | 200" |
| Nordic Valley | 128 ac | 200" |
| Woodward Park City | 99 ac | 200" |