BRIGHTON RESORT
brightonresort.com
The Tradition Continues…
Brighton has been creating
unforgettable memories for
families and friends for over 70
years. Our state of the art lift
system provides 100% high
speed access to the entire
resort. Fantastic conditions,
huge powder, superb grooming
and a family friendly atmosphere
are all reasons to include
Brighton in your vacation plans.
Affordability…Utah’s best family
value. Utah Family Magazine
ranks Brighton #1 for family
affordability and terrain. Kids 10
and under ski and ride free.
Terrain…Pristine powder,
immaculately groomed trails,
incredible tree skiing, chutes
and cliffs for those who like
white knuckle terrain, and three
awesome terrain parks, are all
within the bounds of Brighton.
With 1,745‘ of vertical rise, a
base elevation of 8,755 ft, over
600“ of average snowfall, and
unparalleled backcountry access,
Brighton truly gets its share of
the “Greatest Snow on Earth®,”
offering a truly unique winter
experience.
Sliding Academy…Brighton is
“The place where Utah learns to
ski and snowboard.” Passionate
about sharing the sport they
love; our instructors are skilled
at creating a positive learning
environment for you and your
family. Brighton offers daily and
multi-week lessons for children
ages 4 and up and adults of all
ages and abilities.
Location…Just 35 minutes
from downtown Salt Lake City,
Brighton is located at the top
of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Just
take exit #6 on I-215 and follow
the signs to Brighton. If you don’t
have a car, be sure to check
out the local Bus and Light Rail
schedules at www.uta.com.
Restaurants…With three
mountain restaurants, Brighton
has something to please every
taste, from The Alpine Rose
and Millicent Chalet cafeterias
to a full service restaurant at
Molly Green’s Pub.
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