Brighton Resort Reviews, Ratings and Stats
Ranked 66th of 277 Ski resorts
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Overview
Brighton Resort in Utah is celebrated for its diverse terrain and top-notch night skiing. The resort is a favorite among locals and visitors alike, known for its laid-back atmosphere and quality snow. Brighton offers a mix of trails for all skill levels, with excellent terrain parks and natural features. The resort is particularly family-friendly, with a variety of programs for children. Brighton's all-day lift pass, which includes night skiing, provides great value. The on-site lodges offer a cozy retreat, with food and beverage options to suit everyone. Brighton Resort also stands out for its accessibility, being close to Salt Lake City and other ski areas in the region.
Main Stats
65Total Runs
1050 acresSkiable Terrain
8755 feetBottom Elevation
10500 feetTop Elevation
Reviews
Eric - intermediate skier
Feb, 2 - 2025
Brighton has a good variety of terrain. I love the amount of night skiing they offer. I've had a pass there for the past few seasons just so I can go up on a weeknight after work and get a few runs in. Weekdays generally don't have long lines, but weekends and powder days can get crowded and harder to get parking.
John - beginner skier
Feb, 2 - 2025
Brighton Resort was beautiful! Waits were reasonable and runs groomed to perfection! I stayed on the green and blue runs and thought the variety was wonderful!Really enjoyed my time there!
Adrian - expert skier
Feb, 1 - 2025
Brighton, alongside with Alta, is my favorite Utah ski resort,. Excellent value for the money, fantastic snow (powder), no crowds, good skiers (locals). Only drawback is the apres-ski, Utah is a dry state.
