Utah Winter Sports & Ski Resorts

Park City Mountain Resort

Wasatch Range / Park City Epic Pass

🔒 Closed — Off Season

Resort typically operates November–April. Check resort website for season dates.

Summit — 10,026ft

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Base — 6,900ft

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Acreage
7,300 ac

Vertical
3,226 ft

Lifts
41

Avg Snowfall
355"

Season
November–April (winter)

🛣️ Road Access

UT-224 is well maintained but can require chains in heavy snow. UDOT road conditions: 511.utah.gov. Epic Pass resort.

⚠️ Avy Forecast → 🌐 Resort Website →

→ Hot Springs·→ Ohv

Largest ski resort in the US by acreage. Epic Pass. Great terrain variety. Park City Main Street is walkable from resort. 35 min from SLC airport.

Deer Valley Resort

Wasatch Range / Park City Ikon Pass

🔒 Closed — Off Season

Resort typically operates November–April. Check resort website for season dates.

Summit — 9,570ft

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Base — 6,570ft

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Acreage
2,026 ac

Vertical
3,000 ft

Lifts
21

Avg Snowfall
300"

Season
December–mid-April (winter)

🛣️ Road Access

Mountain roads require AWD/4WD + snow tires in winter. UDOT 511.utah.gov. 40 min from SLC airport.

⚠️ Avy Forecast → 🌐 Resort Website →

→ Hot Springs·→ Ohv

Ski-only (no snowboarding). One of America's most awarded resorts. Immaculate grooming, world-class dining. Ikon Pass + new French owner Alterra expanding terrain to 5,726 acres.

Alta Ski Area

Little Cottonwood Canyon

🔒 Closed — Off Season

Resort typically operates November–April. Check resort website for season dates.

Summit — 11,068ft

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Base — 8,530ft

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Acreage
2,200 ac

Vertical
2,538 ft

Lifts
13

Avg Snowfall
547"

Season
mid-November–late April (winter)

🛣️ Road Access

UT-210 closes frequently for avalanche control and storms. Alta is ski-only (no snowboarding). Check UDOT 511.utah.gov — road can close with 30 min notice.

⚠️ Avy Forecast → 🌐 Resort Website →

→ Hot Springs

Legendary Utah powder. Ski-only resort. Some of the deepest snowpack in North America — 547" average annual. Deep-powder tree skiing on Greeley Bowl.

Snowbird

Little Cottonwood Canyon Ikon Pass

✅ Good Conditions

-- — solid riding. Check resort for open runs.

Summit — 11,000ft

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Base — 7,760ft

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Acreage
2,500 ac

Vertical
3,240 ft

Lifts
25

Avg Snowfall
500"

Season
November–May (sometimes into July)

🛣️ Road Access

UT-210 closes for avy control — sometimes for hours. Longest ski season in Utah — often skis through June/July. UDOT 511.utah.gov.

⚠️ Avy Forecast → 🌐 Resort Website →

→ Hot Springs

One of the steepest resorts in the US. Longest season in Utah. 3,240 vertical feet. Expert terrain dominates — 27% beginner, 38% intermediate, 35% expert. Ikon Pass.

Brian Head Resort

Southern Utah / Cedar Breaks

🔒 Closed — Off Season

Resort typically operates November–April. Check resort website for season dates.

Summit — 11,307ft

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Base — 9,600ft

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Acreage
650 ac

Vertical
1,707 ft

Lifts
8

Avg Snowfall
400"

Season
November–mid-April (winter)

🛣️ Road Access

UT-143 can ice over — 4WD and chains recommended. Highest base elevation in Utah skiing. UDOT 511.utah.gov.

⚠️ Avy Forecast → 🌐 Resort Website →

→ Hot Springs·→ Ohv

Highest base elevation of any Utah ski resort (9,600ft). Family-friendly with shorter lift lines. 2 hr from Las Vegas, 3.5 hr from SLC.

⚖️ Safety & Legal Disclaimers

• Avalanche forecasts are guidance only — they do not guarantee safety. Get avalanche training before backcountry travel. Carry beacon, probe, and shovel. Never enter avalanche terrain alone.
• Verify current conditions with your regional avalanche center before entering any backcountry terrain. Snowpack varies by slope aspect, elevation, and time of day.
• SNOTEL data is provided by NRCS and may have measurement errors or delays. Automated readings may not reflect actual surface conditions at your location.
• Backcountry skiing/riding is inherently dangerous. PeakScout does not assess route-specific hazards, cliffs, tree wells, or changing snowpack. All backcountry decisions rest solely with you.
• Resort conditions change daily — always verify current status, open lifts, and trail conditions directly with the resort before your visit.
• Road conditions can change rapidly. Mountain access roads may require chains, AWD/4WD, or close entirely. Check state DOT conditions (UT: 511.utah.gov · WY: wyoroad.info · ID: 511.idaho.gov) before every trip.
• Weather data sourced from Open-Meteo with up to 30-minute latency. Resort conditions may differ significantly from model output. No forecast is guaranteed accurate.
• PeakScout does not inspect, certify, or patrol any ski area or backcountry route. Do not use "safe" language for any avalanche terrain — only managed risk exists.

Utah Winter Sports

Park City Mountain Resort

Deer Valley Resort

Alta Ski Area

Snowbird

Brian Head Resort

More Utah Adventures

⚖️ Safety & Legal Disclaimers