Brighton Resort Packages

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Duration

3-7 Nights (or more)

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Pricing

$$ / $$$

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Difficulty

Easy

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Ski Season

November – May

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Getting There

Fly into Salt Lake City, followed by a 40 minute transfer to the resort.

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Forecast

Brighton Resort

What's Included

Flights to Salt Lake City (specific departure city needed)
Lodging
Lift Tickets
Ski / Snowboard Rentals
Airport Transfers / Rental Car

What's Not Included

Meals (breakfast is included at some hotels)
Ski / Snowboard Lessons
Excursions

ABOUT THE RESORT

Brighton Ski Resort is renowned for its laid-back, local-friendly atmosphere and abundant, high-quality snow. It is a “no-frills” resort that focuses on providing excellent terrain for all skill levels, making it particularly popular with families and snowboarders. Brighton also has a community of amazing snowboarders and free-ride skiers, which is not surprising, considering the great backcountry access.

THE MOUNTAIN

Brighton sits high in the Wasatch Mountains, with a base elevation of 8,755 feet and a summit of 10,500 feet, which helps it catch over 500 inches of the famous Utah powder annually. The resort features 1,050 acres of skiable terrain, with 66 runs that funnel back to a central base area, making it easy to navigate for mixed-ability groups. The terrain is well-distributed (21% beginner, 40% intermediate, 39% advanced) and includes wide groomers, exceptional glade (tree) skiing, open bowls, and six diverse terrain parks and numerous off-piste bowls/chutes/glades begging to be shredded! It also offers extensive backcountry access and an interconnection with the neighboring Solitude Mountain Resort for those with a combined pass.

ACCOMMODATION & CUISINE

We can arrange wonderful lodging close-by in the Salt Lake valley, which provide a well-round trip experience. This allows you to enjoy your days on the slopes and a vibrant city in the evenings. Salt Lake City has a very diverse restaurant scene and great nightlife, which covers all music genres and venue types. Dining on the mountain includes casual, no-fuss options: the main Alpine Rose cafeteria, Milly Chalet (known for BBQ), the mid-mountain Sidewinder Grill (smash burgers), and The Blind Miner Café for morning coffee and pastries. The main full-service option is Molly Green’s, a slope-side bar and grill serving pub classics.

NIGHTLIFE

The nightlife at Brighton is minimal, in line with its “no-frills” reputation. There are no vibrant villages with many bars and shops; the main après-ski spot is Molly Green’s. The primary “nightlife” activity is actually the resort’s extensive night skiing, which illuminates over 200 acres and 32 runs six nights a week, allowing guests to ride well into the evening.

PERKS

Key perks include a very friendly and laid-back atmosphere that attracts a local crowd, a strong appeal to snowboarders, and great value for the quality of snow and terrain.
The resort has excellent terrain for all ability levels, from first time beginners to the most hardcore expert skiers and snowboarders.

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RESORTS IN THE AREA

Brighton Resort

Brighton Resort has a true locals mountain vibe and with its world class terrain, should not be missed! Brighton is home to 3 terrain parks, over 1,050 acres of skiable terrain, 500″+ of annual snowfall, 7 lifts, 66 runs, and numerous off-piste bowls/chutes/glades begging to be shredded!

Brighton also has a community of amazing snowboarders and free-ride skiers, which is not surprising, considering the great backcountry access gates located at the tops of their lifts.