Utah is jam-packed with world-class ski resorts, in fact 10 resorts are within an hour of the Salt Lake International Airport. From lodging to transportation to ski school to restaurants to rental shops, this is your ultimate Utah ski trip planning tool.
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An alpine retreat, located slope side on-mountain, only yards away from Brighton's Crest Express Lift.
These programs are designed to share the fun and love of skiing and snowboarding with the Little Rippers out there!
Brighton is known for affordability, 500 inches of snow, and the perfect atmosphere where anyone can learn how to ski and snowboard. Learn why Brighton is the best Utah ski resort for you.
Enjoy a latte, a chai tea, a waffle or a brat. Blind Miner Coffee has snacks to perk you up.
The course is completely free to play but make sure to stop by the Milly Chalet after your round to grab a beer and a bite to eat!
We have what’s right for you whether you’re a first-timer, a small munchkin, or you crave park, pipe, powder, twin tip, all-mountain, or women’s specific equipment.
Molly’s is our full service bar and grill, complete with a cozy fireplace, magnificent views of the mountains and full table service.
Alpine Rose is Brighton's main cafeteria with all the foods hungry skiers and riders crave from daily breakfast specials to hearty lunches and dinners.
Located at the front of the Brighton Loop, the Brighton Store is your one-stop shop for anything and everything!
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