Alta is one of those areas that never changed its desire to preserve and protect the ski experience of its guests. The Alta "skiing emphasis" attempts to match the number of skiers with its facilities. Check out the new Wildcat Base Area - Alta's first big facelift in years. There is little question that the small cluster of classic ski lodges atop Little Cottonwood Canyon is home to one of the finest ski experiences in the world. If you need a big city fix, Salt Lake City is just down the canyon.
Five base lodges that offer ski in/ski out convenience. Vacation homes and condominiums within a mile radius of Alta. Additional lodging in near by Salt Lake City.
Restaurants, bar and grills, cafeteria, and coffee houses. Ski and rental shops, childcare.
Public racing, corporate racing, torchlight parades, backcountry guides, heli-skiing, guided snowcat skiing/boarding, ske-cology, inter-connect tours, national forest, and the snowflake festival. Alta Council for the Arts creates many activities that may involve movies, art shows, workshops, and dances.
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Nordic Center with 5k groomed track for cross country skiing.
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Top: 10550 FT Bottom: 8530 FT Vertical Drop: 2020 FT Skiable Terrain: 2200 acres Number of Runs: 116 Snow Making: 50 acres |
Total Lifts: na Surface Lifts: 3 Capacity: 11000 |
Beginner Runs: 25% Intermediate Runs: 40% Advanced Runs: 35% Expert Runs: 0% Average Snowfall: 500 IN |
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Projected Days Open: na Days Open Last Year: 150 Year Open: 1938 |
Regionwide comparison Wikiski OnTheSnow.com Resort Guide for Alta-Ski-Area | |
