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Utah

Utah is such a hardcore skiing and snowboarding state that Utah drivers have the slogan “Greatest Snow on Earth,” written across their license plates. Utah’s skiing and snowboarding is characterized by their abundance of light, dry snow that falls each winter. Three resorts, Park City Mountain Resort, Deer... Full Overview

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Resort Name	User Rating	Base	Top	Vertical Drop	Longest Run	Snow Making

Alta Ski Area	4.0 86 Reviews	8529ft	10550ft	2020ft	1mi	0ac
Beaver Mountain	3.4 8 Reviews	7231ft	8600ft	1600ft	0mi	0ac
Brian Head Resort	3.3 30 Reviews	9600ft	11306ft	1707ft	0mi	0ac
Brighton Resort	3.9 36 Reviews	8754ft	10500ft	1745ft	1mi	0ac
Canyons	4.0 68 Reviews	6800ft	9989ft	3190ft	0mi	0ac
Deer Valley Resort	4.3 58 Reviews	6570ft	9570ft	3000ft	1mi	0ac
Eagle Point	3.7 4 Reviews	9100ft	10500ft	0ft	N/A	0ac
Park City Mountain Resort	4.3 89 Reviews	6900ft	10000ft	3100ft	1mi	0ac
Powder Mountain	3.5 49 Reviews	6895ft	9422ft	2527ft	3mi	0ac
Snowbasin	4.0 56 Reviews	6450ft	9366ft	2958ft	3mi	0ac
Snowbird	4.5 82 Reviews	7760ft	11000ft	3240ft	0mi	0ac
Solitude Mountain Resort	3.8 40 Reviews	7987ft	10035ft	2047ft	2mi	0ac
Sundance	3.6 7 Reviews	6100ft	8250ft	2150ft	0mi	0ac
Wolf Creek	3.8 9 Reviews	5439ft	6400ft	960ft	0mi	0ac

The table below provides the ability to compare Utah ski resorts based on mountain statistics such as base and top elevations, vertical drop, length of longest run, and area covered by snow making. Use the tabs below to view the different tables. You can also read our overview of all Utah ski resorts.