Deer Valley Resort Ski Resort

Deer Valley Resort Lodging and Reservations features properties now managed by the resort including The Lodges at Deer Valley, Silver Baron Lodge, Trails End Lodge, Black Diamond Lodge and Stag Lodge as well as many individual owned condominiums and private homes.

Breakfast Places

• Whether you’re looking for some Belgian waffles or a full breakfast buffet, Snow Park Restaurant has it all. If you’re in a rush, grab a baked good and an espresso, and head directly to the mountain. 2250 Deer Valley Drive South, Park City, UT 84060

Our Favorite Lunch Spots

• While taking a break from the slopes, make a stop at Glitretind Restaurant with its scenic views and elegant, inventive food choices. 7700 Stein Way, Park City, UT 84060

Dinner

• If you’ve worked up an appetite, then you should definitely try the Seafood Buffet. Go for the full buffet, or pick from a selection of fresh seafood. 2250 Deer Valley Drive S Suite 303, Park City, UT 84060
• For an upscale option, go to Fireside Dining. It specializes in a four-course menu served from stone fireplaces. 9200 Marsac Avenue Suite 306, Park City, UT 84060

Apres/Nightlife

• No matter if you’re looking for a chill place for a drink or to play a competitive game of pool, the Brass Tag is the place to be. 2900 Deer Valley Drive East #301, Park City, UT 84060

Terrain

Deer Valley sets itself apart from other resorts by offering visitors a truly world-class experience. The ski resort is known for meticulously groomed beginner and intermediate runs, glades, moguls and bowls. The mountain receives around 300 inches of snowfall per season, which is complemented by a massive snowmaking infrastructure (covering over 660 acres).

The resort features 103 runs accessed via 24 lifts with 12 high-speed quad chairlifts (lift capacity is 50,470 skiers per hour). The breakout of the runs is 27% beginner, 41% intermediate and 32 advanced. The longest run is 2.8 miles. The top elevation is 9,570 feet, and the base elevation is 6,570 feet. Total skiable acres are 2,026 acres.

Deer Valley is one of three United States ski areas that still enforce a ban against snowboarding. During the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, Deer Valley was the host site for freestyle moguls, aerials and slalom events. It has also hosted the moguls and aerial events for the FIS Freestyle World Ski Championships.

Bald Mountain is a great area for advanced to expert skiers to explore. Take the Mayflower lift to access mogul runs or head to the north face of Bald Mountain to find excellent tree skiing.

Deer Valley ski resort caters to more upscale customers by offering amenities like free parking shuttles, high-end shopping and restaurants, and free ski valets. It also limits the number of tickets sold per day to 7,500 to limit the number of people on the mountain.