Brighton Ski Resort, USA
Introduction
Brighton is generally talked of as the snowboarding capital of Utah, but that is over-rated. Brighton is located at the top of Big Cottonwood Canyon and most of the mountain is lacking in vertical and challenging terrain. The pipe sucks and the regulars here are not a friendly crowd.
There are some really good riders but they don’t appreciate visitors crowding the snowboard parks and they will always be the first to let you know it. However, Brighton has been welcoming pleasure seekers to its slopes since 1936 and is fully open to snowboarders. Brighton is also close to the snowboard friendly resort of Solitude.
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Resort Statistics
Resort Type:
Alpine
Winter: Nov to April
Summer: None
Lifts
Total Lifts: 7
Chair lifts: 7
Max people per hour: 10,950
Board Leashes required: Yes
Mountain
Total pistes/trails: 66
Total ride area: 850acres
Longest run: 3 miles
Top lift: 3200m
Vertical drop: 532m
First lift: 2669m
Piste suitability
Green runs: 21%
Red runs: 40%
Black runs: 39%
Lift Passes
Lift Passes:
1/2 Day Pass $35
Full Day $47
Season $895
Night pass $30
Lift times:9.00am to 9.00pm
Snowfall
Average annual snowfall: 12.7m
Artificial snowmaking coverage: 24%
Facilities
Night Riding: :
200 acres, 20 runs are floodlit and open Monday toSaturday from 4:00pm-9:00pm
Snowboard Schools:
2 Hour lesson, lift and equipment - $61
private $145 Half day $295 Full Day
Snowboard Hire:
Board and boots - $26/32
Heliboarding: :
Not available
Snowmobiles:
Not available
Further information
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Brighton Ski Resort
Over-rated, some good freeriding if prepared to hike
Terrain & parks
Halfpipe:
Yes - 1
Terrain park:
Yes - 1
Backcountry/off-piste:some cool
Tree runs:Yes
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