Cherry Peak is a ski resort in Utah. It offers 1,265 feet of vertical drop, 220 skiable acres, served by 4 lifts, with an average of about 320" of snow a year. Cherry Peak is a locally operated Cache Valley ski area; the official statistics page publishes core elevation, acreage, snowfall and lift figures. The mountain advertises three triple chairs plus a magic carpet. Official copy describes both 1,221 and 1,265 feet of vertical, so the structured 1,265-foot figure is retained with the discrepancy flagged.
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