Resorts Brighton-Resort
Area Profile
Brighton has always meant good snow and good prices, a terrific combination. Brighton's annual snowfall of 437 inches, combined with inexpensive tickets and packages, make this area a not-so-well-kept secret. Most of the resort's visitors learned about the area from a friend.
Lodging Profile
Lodge at base with 20 rooms, second lodge three miles away with courtesy car. UTA bus services come up canyon daily. Camper parking available, but no hookups.
Services Profile
Cafeteria, snack bar and private club. Ski shop, specialty shop. No nursery. First aid building at area; hospital within 25 miles in Salt Lake City. Ski rental and repair at slopes. Cross country rental and repair available at Brighton Touring Center. Classes for telemarking, powder, snowboarding, junior, and children programs.
Area Recreation Profile
Touring center nearby with 15 kilometers of track, along with rentals and lessons; snowboarding with halfpipes and snowboard park. Night skiing available throughout the season on selected runs.
Snowboarding Profile
Snowboarding in terrain park with a halfpipe. Lessons available on-site.
Cross Country Profile
Cross country terrain for snowshoeing and telemarking.
Summer Profile
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Mountain Stats
| Elevation | Lifts | Terrain |
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Top: 10500 FT Bottom: 8755 FT Vertical Drop: 1745 FT Skiable Terrain: 1050 acres Number of Runs: 66 Snow Making: 200 acres |
Total Lifts: na Surface Lifts: 0 Capacity: 10950 |
Beginner Runs: 21% Intermediate Runs: 39% Advanced Runs: 40% Expert Runs: 0% Average Snowfall: 500 IN |
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Projected Days Open: na Days Open Last Year: 138 Year Open: 1936 |
Regionwide comparison Wikiski OnTheSnow.com Resort Guide for Brighton-Resort | |
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