Ranked 147th of 155 Ski resorts
Solitude Mountain Resort reviews & ratings
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Overview
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.
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
Getting There
Solitude Mountain Resort Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 3.7
Ranking: 147th of 155 resorts
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Tree Skiing
Groomed Runs
Mogul Fields
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All Reviews
Xi - expert skier
May, 1 - 2024
Being the only unlimited mountain for the Ikon pass, solitude have great terrain compared to other cottonwood resorts. Its got a lot of lift serviced double blacks that are very fun, also some amazing boot packing trails such as evergreen peak that have some crazy chute lines
Carol - intermediate skier
Apr, 30 - 2024
From the minute I pulled into the Inn, I was met with wonderful and helpful people carrying my bags from the parking lot to the Inn. The room had me at the robes but with the added luxury of humidifiers, down comforters, fantastic views, ski in and out with ease and ski lockers. The terrain was amazing. Higher than high with snow and groomed runs from the top to the bottom. Fantastic! No lines! Great food , hot tub and heated pool. Fabulous European feel to the intimate village. Loved every second, on and off the hill!
Samuel - advanced skier
Mar, 25 - 2024
Kyle - expert skier
Jan, 24 - 2024
Good resort I find the terrain isnt as soft and fun as Brighton probably because of the elevation. They have a decent terrain park but so slow to get it open and keep it open. The lift lines once everything opens even on weekends have little to no wait and I love the option of 5 dollar pizza slices for resort food near the upper parking lot. They have terrain for every level overall staff is friendly and helpful! I really enjoy this resort for the price I paid for the ikon pass its a good option!
Kyle - expert skier
Jan, 24 - 2024
Good resort I find the terrain isnt as soft and fun as Brighton probably because of the elevation. They have a decent terrain park but so slow to get it open and keep it open. The lift lines once everything opens even on weekends have little to no wait and I love the option of 5 dollar pizza slices for resort food near the upper parking lot. They have terrain for every level overall staff is friendly and helpful! I really enjoy this resort for the price I paid for the ikon pass its a good option!
Josh - expert skier
Jan, 22 - 2024
This ski resort has lost its way and is prioritizing ANYTHING but skier experience. They need to reevaluate their comfortable carrying capacity and limit ikon holders or soon theyll change their name from Solitude to Multitude.
Lift lines on weekends are always 30+ minutes
Parking is a joke
Fresh snow is constantly skied out
Way too crowded all the time
Olivia - beginner skier
Jan, 18 - 2024
My biggest concern about this place was that one of the lift chairs was extremely fast for both getting on and off. It was a rough pick up and it was so fast that I felt like getting tossed out getting off.
Also, they dont offer free parking, which is another reason that I also choose Brighton over solitude.
Micah - advanced snowboarder
Dec, 24 - 2023
For the past three years, I've bought the Ikon Pass for the amazing access to the Cottonwood Canyons. Living in the Salt Lake valley basically obligates me to ski/snowboard the Cottonwoods. With this access and the Solitude season pass that comes with the Ikon Pass, Solitude is my go-to resort. I love side country and riding big freeride faces, and Solitude can provide all of that. The environment is very family oriented, and the resort offers lots of fun and progressive terrain. Unlike Snowbird, Solitude tends to hold powder in the resort for a few days which is really nice. I've been to Park City, Brighton, Snowbird, Snowbasin, Powder Mountain, and Solitude, and I would say Solitude is my second favorite resort, following Brighton.
Johnny - intermediate skier
Dec, 21 - 2023
Solitude gets the job done. Super fun for powder days and the moguls are nice. Only issue is that as of current there is only 1 park and its tiny. Its only my first season skiing but Im running out of features to hit on the park.
Charlis - advanced skier
Dec, 18 - 2023
This resort has some great runs with a lot f fun features. Theres not as much powder as other salt lake mountains but its still some great snow. The park isnt huge but its got some nice boxes and few solid rails. I would stick to the right side of the mountain more but theres great runs all over.
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