The Skiers' Guide to Brighton Resort: Expert Analysis & Reviews
Ranked 59th of 230 Ski resorts
Overall Rating
Value for Money
Après Ski
Off Piste
Eating Out
Accommodation Options
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.
Reviews
Marjory - intermediate snowboarder 🏂
Mar, 21 - 2025
I enjoyed brighton! Love the tree runs and different lodges to choose. Most of the workers are friendly.
Catharine - advanced skier ⛷️
Feb, 6 - 2025
Dont let anybody tell you that if you go to Brighton - then you must be a snowboarder.Its simply not true. It is a great resort that has skiing and snowboardingI. The conditions are tied for best in USA with Alta. Alta gets a few more inches. Also perfect place for beginners & families because 0 ice, 0 windswept nonsense the sharp edges can barely hold does not exist here. Skiers and riders are genuinely friendly. This place is not all about glamour, fine dining, valet and luxury.
The tree skiing is best I know of anywhere! The steeps are steep. If you like moguls - the runs are long, not the longest, but treacherous. You will be humbled! Also, I appreciate that there is night skiing for a reasonable price.
Irene - intermediate skier ⛷️
Feb, 6 - 2025
Favorite resort in Utah still relatively affordable, good mix of types of terrain, great place to learn to ski with lots of greens/easy blues
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
65Total Runs
1.2 milesLongest Run
1050 acresSkiable Terrain
200 hectaresSnow making
200 acresNight Skiing
Elevation
10500 feetTop
8755 feetBottom
1745 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
5Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$1149Season pass
$1231 day
Weather
417 inchesAverage annual snowfall
Getting There
More about Brighton Resort
Our partners
