Brighton
Brighton Ski Conditions
Thu 02-09-12
Open
Past 48 Hours: 2in.
Primary: Packed Powder
Base Depth: 68in.
Provided by OnTheSnow.com
Brighton is Utah’s only resort that boasts 100% of terrain accessible by high speed quads. The resort is spread over 1,050 acres and 1,875 vertical feet of incredible world-famous Utah skiing. Other amenities include luxury and relaxation at the impressive Millicent Chalet, three additional day lodges to enjoy, top-notch full-service rental and repair shops at the lodges, a quality ski and snowboard school, lockers for storage, several cafeterias, and a wonderful pub.
The Brighton night ticket sets the resort apart from others in the area and is widely considered to be one of the best values in skiing or snowboarding. Brighton continues to offer the most night terrain in the Wasatch range. Visitors can enjoy skiing or snowboarding on more than 20 runs and over 200 acres which are served by 3 separate lifts, including the high-speed Crest quad and the Majestic quad. Night lifts are offered beginning in mid-December and continue operation until early April. Additional nighttime skiing tickets include the Twilight lift pass which is good from midday until close or the Brighton Super day ticket good for both the day and night.
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Some lodging options include the Brighton Lodge that maintains a tradition of high quality and affordable prices the whole family can enjoy. Located slope side, the 20-room lodge provides guests with accessibility to day and night skiing and snowboarding. The friendliness and hospitality of the staff, as well as the cozy atmosphere, ensure an unforgettable experience. Also, in the Brighton tradition, kids 7 and under stay and ride free. Guests planning a stay of 4 nights or more are encouraged to check out Brighton’s unbelievable ski and stay deals and special vacation packages offered throughout the season.
There are several on-mountain and off-mountain dining options that suit an array of tastes and budgets, from casual, cafeteria-style eateries to Molly Green’s, the elite private club which offers a full menu daily. There are also plenty of options in nearby Salt Lake City from quick and easy fast food to five star restaurants.
Brighton is only 30 miles from downtown Salt Lake City, at the top of Big Cottonwood Canyon. The resort is easily accessed by car and the route is mostly along major roads. Brighton also offers frequent public bus transportation from many points in downtown Salt Lake City as well as several park & ride lots around the valley. Word of mouth alone has kept Brighton thriving for nearly 80 years, so take it from us and book your next ski and snowboard vacation at Brighton Resort!







