Utah Ski Resorts | Skiing Near SLC and Park City

Alta: located about 25 miles southeast of Salt Lake City at the top of Little Cottonwood Canyon. Alta is known for deep powder. Alta does not allow snowboarding.

Beaver Mountain: located 27 miles east of Logan, UT, in the Wasatch-Cache National forest. "Utah's Best Kept Winter Secret."

Brian Head: it's a four-hour drive from Salt Lake City and a three-hour drive from Las Vegas. Brian Head resort promotes a safe, relaxed atmosphere with short lines and free skiing and snowboarding for kids under 5.

Brighton Resort: located at the top of Big Cottonwood Canyon, 35 minutes southeast of downtown Salt Lake City. "Brighton is famous for its Ski and Snowboard School." Brighton claims to have the most night skiing terrain in Utah, "with 22 runs on over 200 lighted acres."

Deer Valley Resort: located near Park City, about 36 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport. Deer Valley was rated the top North American ski resort by readers of SKI magazine for the third time (2007-2008). No snowboards.

Park City Mountain Resort: located at Park City, 35 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport. This ski resort offers a wide selection of terrain and was home to the 2002 Olympic Superpipe.

Powder Mountain Winter Resort: located 19 miles northeast of Ogden and 55 miles north of Salt Lake City International Airport. "We are renowned for untracked powder, but a large variety of runs are groomed nightly so that every level of boarder and skier joins in the fun."

Snowbasin Ski Resort: located in Huntsville, a 40 minute drive north from Salt Lake City. "2,959 vertical feet of ski trails, powder bowls and lush glades cover over 2,800 acres and truly offer terrain to suit everyone's needs." Skiers and boarders are welcome.

Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort: located in Little Cottonwood Canyon, about 30 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport. Snowbird is a full-service resort with meeting and conference facilities, spa and fitness facilities, skiing and snowboarding.

Solitude Mountain Resort: located in Big Cottonwood Canyon, about 28 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport. Solitude promotes 1200 acres of varied terrain. "A complete lack of over-crowding assures nothing and no one will ever stand between you and your Solitude."

Sundance Resort: located in Provo Canyon, approximately a one-hour drive from Salt Lake City International Airport. Sundance offers skiing, boarding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and other resort facilities for meetings, weddings and shopping.

The Canyons: located in Park City, about 31 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport. "Utah's largest ski and snowboard resort." The Canyons boasts 3700 acres of terrain.

Wolf Creek Resort: located in Eden, about 15 miles northeast of Ogden. "One of the best learning hills in the state of Utah."