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Brighton Resort
12601 East Cottonwood Canyon Rd.
Brighton
Wasatch Front
Northern Utah
Utah
84121
Tel: 800-873-5512
Fax: 435-649-1787
Description
Mountain Info
Days / Hours of operation
Seven days a week from mid-November through mid-April.
Daily Hours: 9 am – 4 pm.
Night skiing: 4 – 9 pm Monday through Saturday early December through March.
Brighton is all about the big four: snow, grooming, terrain, and learning how to love skiing and riding more.
Snow
The mountain averages 500 inches of snow a winter. The snow is traditionally light, fluffy and dry making it a paradise for riders and skiers. Brighton is located directly in the path of winter storms and it is also at the very top of Big Cottonwood Canyon so it gets the very best of the “greatest snow on earth,” and lots of it.
Grooming
Brighton’s grooming is five star. It is consistently top quality. Beginner runs are groomed nightly. Intermediate trails are groomed nightly, except for a few obscure trails which are groomed as needed. And for the experts, main runs are groomed, but most is left au naturale for those who like their powder deep without any fuss. The grooming report is posted daily.
Terrain
Brighton’s trump card. Perhaps it is the only mountains where friends or families can ride together on the same lift and then peel off onto different trails – beginner, intermediate, or expert – and all meet at the bottom to ride the lift together again.
Most skiers and riders stick to the immaculately groomed trails, but there are trees and chutes, cliffs and natural terrain parks all within bounds for those who like white knuckle terrain.
Freestyle riders and skiers enjoy Brighton's 4 Terrain Parks. Starting at our My-O-My run you can enjoy a full top to bottom terrain park run. Its has features for all abilities. And the terrain park crew keeps moving the features around so the challenge keeps changing.
Brighton has the most night skiing terrain in Utah with 22 runs on over 200 lighted acres.
Happy Birthday Brighton!
Brighton celebrates its 70th year
In a nutshell: Brighton has 1,050 skiable acres with all terrain accessible by high speed quads, terrain parks, and all expected resort amenities including: an inviting day lodge, high quality rentals, top notch ski and snowboard school, night skiing and riding, free skiing and riding for kids 6 and under, lockers, cafeterias, a pub, and frequent public bus transportation from many points in downtown Salt Lake City as well as park-and-ride lots around the valley.
For additional Information please follow the link to our web-site.
Days / Hours of operation
Seven days a week from mid-November through mid-April.
Daily Hours: 9 am – 4 pm.
Night skiing: 4 – 9 pm Monday through Saturday early December through March.
Brighton is all about the big four: snow, grooming, terrain, and learning how to love skiing and riding more.
Snow
The mountain averages 500 inches of snow a winter. The snow is traditionally light, fluffy and dry making it a paradise for riders and skiers. Brighton is located directly in the path of winter storms and it is also at the very top of Big Cottonwood Canyon so it gets the very best of the “greatest snow on earth,” and lots of it.
Grooming
Brighton’s grooming is five star. It is consistently top quality. Beginner runs are groomed nightly. Intermediate trails are groomed nightly, except for a few obscure trails which are groomed as needed. And for the experts, main runs are groomed, but most is left au naturale for those who like their powder deep without any fuss. The grooming report is posted daily.
Terrain
Brighton’s trump card. Perhaps it is the only mountains where friends or families can ride together on the same lift and then peel off onto different trails – beginner, intermediate, or expert – and all meet at the bottom to ride the lift together again.
Most skiers and riders stick to the immaculately groomed trails, but there are trees and chutes, cliffs and natural terrain parks all within bounds for those who like white knuckle terrain.
Freestyle riders and skiers enjoy Brighton's 4 Terrain Parks. Starting at our My-O-My run you can enjoy a full top to bottom terrain park run. Its has features for all abilities. And the terrain park crew keeps moving the features around so the challenge keeps changing.
Brighton has the most night skiing terrain in Utah with 22 runs on over 200 lighted acres.
Happy Birthday Brighton!
Brighton celebrates its 70th year
In a nutshell: Brighton has 1,050 skiable acres with all terrain accessible by high speed quads, terrain parks, and all expected resort amenities including: an inviting day lodge, high quality rentals, top notch ski and snowboard school, night skiing and riding, free skiing and riding for kids 6 and under, lockers, cafeterias, a pub, and frequent public bus transportation from many points in downtown Salt Lake City as well as park-and-ride lots around the valley.
For additional Information please follow the link to our web-site.
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