Photo: bethcoll / CC BY 2.0Solitude is a ski resort in Utah. It offers 2,494 feet of vertical drop, 1,200 skiable acres, 80 marked runs, served by 8 lifts, with an average of about 500" of snow a year. Solitude was founded in 1957 in Big Cottonwood Canyon and has developed into an eight-lift destination with three bowls and a separate Nordic center. Official history content lists 80 runs, 1,200 acres and 500 annual inches. Some destination pages count 82 named runs, so trail count is flagged.
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