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Each magazine is unique but Utah’s resorts in the top 10 is more commonplace. You probably already know that Utah has the Greatest Snow on Earth ®, and rightly so we’re once again at the top of the pile in many resort rankings.
Below are Utah resorts ranked according to Skiing Magazine
Overall
#5- Alta/Snowbird
Backcountry Access
#3- Powder Mountain
#7- Alta/Snowbird
#8- Solitude Mountain Resort
Powder
#1- Alta/Snowbird
#3- Solitude Mountain Resort
#4- Powder Mountain
#6- Brighton Resort
Steeps
#6- Alta/Snowbird
Apres Scene
#5- Park City Mountain Resort
#10- Deer Valley Resort
Park
#3- Brighton Resort
#8- Park City Mountain Resort
Trees
#5- Powder Mountain
#6- Solitude
#7- Brighton
Week-After-Storm Skiing- Solitude
Best Feedlot- Seafood Buffet, Deer Valley Utah
Best Music Scene- Harry O’s, Park City
Best Meat Market- Harry O’s, Park City
Best On-Mountain Lodge- Watson Shelter, Alta
5 comments so far
It was my understanding that Snider’s Brothers Meats
located at 6245 Highland Dr., Salt Lake City, UT had the best meat in the Utah area. Everything from stuffed pork chops to incredible prime rib to thick bacon, it’s the only place I go when I need a good slab of meat.
October 8th, 2008 at 8:30 am
I would tend to agree. Thick bacon at Snider’s is the way to go. Mmmmm, bacon.
October 10th, 2008 at 4:42 pm
We chose a pound of ground chuck, 3/4 lb chicken breast, beef frank, chicken from the deli, and a turkey sandwich. Great quality. The service was so fast. Yes. A lot of people. The person weighed several chicken breasts to make sure he gave me what I asked for. When I called later because I forgot to ask about the 100% beef frank being gluten free the young woman checked promptly. When I also asked about the deli chicken, she cautioned me that it was not gluten free because of the chicken broth. Very polite. Great food. Great service. All items were delicious.
November 3rd, 2008 at 9:36 am
Thats not what they are referring to when talking about meat markets…. I take it you haven’t been to Harry O’s on a Friday or Saturday night
November 7th, 2008 at 1:56 pm
@yup - I think your sarcasm meter may be broken…or perhaps Luke’s sarcasm delivery needs some refinement. I was just playing along with him. As for Mary’s reply, perhaps she took it to a new level. Perhaps.
Thanks for chiming in though!
November 7th, 2008 at 5:36 pm
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