Ranked
204th
of 248 ski resorts
Overall Rating
4.04
From 23 Reviews
87
Total Runs
7994
Bottom Elevation
10488
Top Elevation
1200
Skiable Terrain
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Solitude Mountain Resort in Utah is just a short drive from Salt Lake City and it's a true mountain retreat. With over 1,200 acres of skiing terrain, it's a fantastic destination for both novice and expert skiers. The resort boasts more than 80 runs, ensuring variety and challenge for every level. As its name suggests, Solitude often offers quieter slopes, allowing for a more personal skiing experience. The terrain is diverse, ranging from open bowls to thrilling tree runs. The views are consistently spectacular, adding to the enjoyment. It's the perfect place for skiers who appreciate a peaceful day on the mountain.
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Recent Reviews
expert skier ⛷️ United States
Sophie Weintraub
Jan, 11 2026
Solitude is a great little mountain that is easy to access. They have a wide verity of food options around the mountain. Terrain that’s works for everyone, but if you’re willing to hike or traverse for your turns, you will find all of the untouched secret spots. Such a fun mountain, they have great events and would recommend to anyone.
advanced snowboarder 🏂 United Kingdom
Spencer
Dec, 26 2025
Fantastic resort. Been here a couple times and the lifts and choice of runs are a ton of fun with lots of variety. Enjoy the food options too. Terrain park also had a nice mix and some nice powder areas.
beginner skier ⛷️ United States
Jillian
Dec, 19 2025
I loved skiing the trails that I usually hike or bike in the summer. The runs were easier and it was a beautiful resort and it has beautiful condos attached. But compared to other ski resorts in Utah this one was not my favorite. It is nice that it is only skiiers, but the trails didn't seem as challenging as ones at Brighton. But that being said I think it is a good ski resort, but if you're visiting Utah I would go to another resort before this one.
Solitude Mountain Resort Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
5Beginner Runs
40Intermediate Runs
26Advanced Runs
16Expert Runs
3 milesLongest Run
1200 acresSkiable Terrain
150 hectaresSnow making
Elevation
10488 feetTop
7994 feetBottom
2494 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
6Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$1699Season pass
$951 day
Weather
382 inchesAverage annual snowfall
Solitude Mountain Resort Travel Information
Airports
40min drive30KMsSalt Lake City International Airport (SLC)
Train Stations
50min drive45KMsSalt Lake City Amtrak Station (Salt Lake City, UT)