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Highest Ski Resorts in Utah

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Brian Head Resort
Not specified
Top Station 3,446.1 m
Base Station 2,926.1 m
Drop 520 m
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Snowbird
Not specified
Top Station 3,352.8 m
Base Station 2,365.3 m
Drop 987.6 m
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Alta
Resort closed
Top Station 3,215.6 m
Base Station 2,599.6 m
Drop 616 m
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Brighton Ski Resort
Resort closed
Top Station 3,200.4 m
Base Station 2,668.2 m
Drop 532.2 m
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Solitude
Resort closed
Top Station 3,058.7 m
Base Station 2,439.6 m
Drop 619.1 m
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Park City
Resort closed
Top Station 3,048 m
Base Station 2,072.6 m
Drop 975.4 m
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Deer Valley
Resort closed
Top Station 2,916.9 m
Base Station 2,002.5 m
Drop 914.4 m
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Powder Mountain
Resort closed
Top Station 2,871.8 m
Base Station 2,103.1 m
Drop 768.7 m
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Snowbasin
Not specified
Top Station 2,849.9 m
Base Station 1,950.7 m
Drop 899.2 m
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Beaver Mountain Ski Area
Not specified
Top Station 2,621.3 m
Base Station 2,204 m
Drop 417.3 m
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Sundance Resort
Not specified
Top Station 2,514.6 m
Base Station 1,859.3 m
Drop 655.3 m
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Nordic Valley
Not specified
Top Station 1,930 m
Base Station 1,632 m
Drop 298 m
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Highest Ski Resorts in Utah

The highest altitude resort in Utah is Brian Head Resort with its base at 2,926 m and the highest lifted point at 3,446 m. All 12 ski resorts are ranked by the following criteria:
  • Base elevation
  • Summit elevation
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