Ski resorts in Wasatch Mountains
The Wasatch Range rises directly above Salt Lake City, making it unusual for a ski area to be less than an hour from the airport. The dry air of the Great Basin combined with the altitude produces snow that Utah officially calls “the greatest snow on earth” - wording even featured on the state’s license plates.
Park City- the country’s largest ski resort by area - Deer Valley strictly prohibits snowboarders and focuses on perfectly groomed slopes, while Snowbird in Little Cottonwood Canyon is known for its steep terrain and season lasting until May.
United States · Wasatch MountainsPark City ski resort is located near Salt Lake City (United States, Utah). It offers 250 km of pistes for skiing and snowboarding. 42 lifts transport guests. The winter sports area lies between elevations of 2,073 and 3,048 m.
United States · Wasatch MountainsDeer Valley Resort revolutionized the ski industry by becoming the first North American resort to offer the first-class service found in a five-star hotel.
United States · Wasatch MountainsSnowbird ski resort is located near Salt Lake City (United States, Utah). It offers 103 km of pistes for skiing and snowboarding. 14 lifts transport guests. The ski area is located between elevations of 2,365 and 3,353 m. Piste map Opening hours
United States · Wasatch MountainsAlta ski resort is located in Utah, United States, in Little Cottonwood Canyon in the Wasatch Mountains. It has 71 km of pistes and 8 lifts.
United States · Wasatch MountainsPowder Mountain ski resort is located in Utah (United States). It offers 135 km of pistes for skiing and snowboarding. 15 lifts transport guests. The ski area is located between elevations of 2,101 and 2,713 m. Piste map Opening hours
United States · Wasatch Mountains