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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	2599m	3215m	615m	2km
Beaver Mountain	3.4 8 Reviews	2204m	2621m	487m	1km
Brian Head Resort	3.3 30 Reviews	2926m	3446m	520m	0km
Brighton Resort	3.9 36 Reviews	2668m	3200m	531m	1km
Canyons	4.0 68 Reviews	2072m	3044m	972m	1km
Deer Valley Resort	4.3 58 Reviews	2002m	2916m	914m	2km
Eagle Point	3.7 4 Reviews	2773m	3200m	0m	N/A
Park City Mountain Resort	4.3 89 Reviews	2103m	3048m	944m	3km
Powder Mountain	3.5 49 Reviews	2101m	2871m	770m	5km
Snowbasin	4.0 56 Reviews	1965m	2854m	901m	5km
Snowbird	4.5 82 Reviews	2365m	3352m	987m	1km
Solitude Mountain Resort	3.8 40 Reviews	2434m	3058m	623m	3km
Sundance	3.6 7 Reviews	1859m	2514m	655m	0km
Wolf Creek	3.8 9 Reviews	1658m	1950m	292m	0km

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 click on a Utah ski resort below to learn more about the ski resort.