Utah has "The Greatest Snow on Earth®", with an average of 500" of the planet's lightest and driest powder annually. But, you may not know, we also have some of the greatest ski resorts on earth. Home to 12 world class alpine ski resorts, Utah can't be beat for its terrain and consistency of the lightest, deepest powder around. From the rugged powder choked steeps of Little Cottonwood Canyon to the immaculately manicured slopes of Park City, Utah has it all. Our resorts hosted the world in 2002 and now they are prepared to welcome you.

When you take a ski vacation, you want to spend your time on the hill, not in the car. Utah has 11 resorts within an hour drive of the Salt Lake City International Airport, and there are 7 within a 30-45 minute drive. In some states, you have to drive 3 hours to get to the slopes, not in Utah. You can catch a morning flight and be floating through the powder by the early afternoon. Served by 13 major airlines and 726 daily flights, getting to Utah is convenient from just about anywhere. This winter, spend your time on the slopes, not in the car.

 

Want to see all of the Utah resorts at a glance? Take a look at the handy Resorts Statistics Table to help find the resort or resorts that fit you the best.

SKI RESORT	CITY/ LOCATION			/
Alta	Alta Little Cottonwood Canyon	25%	40%	35%
Beaver Mtn	Logan Logan Area	35%	40%	25%
Brian Head	Brian Head Cedar City Area	40%	40%	20%
Brighton	Brighton Big Cottonwood Canyon	21%	40%	39%
The Canyons	Park City The Canyons	14%	44%	42%
Deer Valley	Park City Deer Valley	27%	41%	32%
Park City Resort	Park City Park City Area	17%	50%	33%
Powder Mtn	Eden Powder Mountain	25%	40%	35%
Snowbasin	Huntsville	20%	50%	30%
Snowbird	Snowbird Little Cottonwood Canyon	27%	38%	35%
Solitude	Solitude Big Cottonwood Canyon	20%	50%	30%
Sundance	Sundance	20%	40%	40%
Wolf Mountain	Eden Wolf Mountain	35%	45%	20%