I absolutely love Kelly Canyon! It isnt the best by any means but for the money feels unbeatable. The entire staff is kind and feels like family. Its small but they make good use of the mountain and are always holding different promotions and activities. There are three different lifts (slow and short as the mountain isnt very tall). A big bonus is that lines are basically nonexistent. Even in groups I never wait more than 5-10 minutes to get on the lift. Great experience skiing at Kelly Canyon!

Been going to this resort for about 8 years. Has good pricing and deals ex. womens discounts on tuesdays. A great resort to learn at, they have a good ski school program. Lifts go slow

Growing up right in the middle of the largest resorts in Utah, I was pleasantly surprised by how great Kelly canyon was! Albeit the resort was not the largest, the crowds were highly manageable and the snow conditions were incredible! We found powder all over the mountain and were able to ski without being crowded up until the mid afternoon, morning being the best time. They could use some more signage for maps and trail names, and warn the possible of trudging on the far end of the resort but it was nothing we couldnt manage. Lifts are typically 2 - 3 people per chair but they run at an efficient speed so that you can be back up the mountain in less than 5 minutes from when you load on, with great lift staff ready to help when things go south. Definitely going to be going more!

Kelly canyon is very much a local Mom and Pap ski resort and honestly not too much else. It's very much beginner focused and there really isn't any advanced terrain. Their night skiing is very unique, however, and one of the main reasons why I ski here. It's a ton of fun to go up with friends after a day of work and get some turns in. They were recently purchased by a new owner who is spending a lot of time and money investing into the resort. If they spent quality time building a beginner to intermediate terrain park I think they could make a way bigger name for themselves and work their way up to building advanced features. The lift tickets are incredibly expensive for what you get though and their prices keep going up. Overall, if you live close and want somewhere to ski after work it's great, but I would never travel to ski here. Great for beginners, but for anyone advanced, go the hour farther to ski Targhee or Jackson.

Whenever I go there it is always a great time with my friends and I would highly recommend it. I've been going there for about 4 years now and I have never been disappointed. There food is also amazing it is black hawk barbecue. Me and my friends agree that the best run is raking the face lift and cutting across to skiers lane because you get terrain, park, trees, and powder from it.

Small resort cheap but still fun!