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ALTA Miles from SLC Airport 32


Average Snowfall Inches 563 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


11 116


Terrain Percentage  35%  40%  25%


BEAVER MOUNTAIN


Miles from SLC Airport 114 Average Snowfall Inches 400 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


5 30


Terrain Percentage  25%  40%  35%


BRIAN HEAD


Miles from LAS Airport 210 Average Snowfall Inches 370 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


9 71


Terrain Percentage  35%  35%  30%


BRIGHTON Miles from SLC Airport 35


Average Snowfall Inches 500 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


6 66


Terrain Percentage  39%  40%  21%


CANYONS Miles from SLC Airport 32


Average Snowfall Inches 355 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


21 182


Terrain Percentage  46%  44%  10%


EAGLE POINT


Miles from LAS Airport 240 Average Snowfall Inches 450 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


5 40


Terrain Percentage  45%  35%  20%


DEER VALLEY Miles from SLC Airport 36


Average Snowfall Inches 300 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


21 101


Terrain Percentage  32%  41%  27%


PARK CITY MTN RESORT


Miles from SLC Airport 36


Average Snowfall Inches 365 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


21 144


Terrain Percentage  31%  52%  17%


POWDER MOUNTAIN


Miles from SLC Airport 55


Average Snowfall Inches 500 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


7 144


Terrain Percentage  35%  40%  25%


SNOWBASIN Miles from SLC Airport 36


Average Snowfall Inches 300 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


11 104


Terrain Percentage  30%  50%  20%


SNOWBIRD Miles from SLC Airport 29


Average Snowfall Inches 500 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


12 84


Terrain Percentage  35%  38%  27%


SOLITUDE Miles from SLC Airport 33


Average Snowfall Inches 500 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


8 65


Terrain Percentage  30%  50%  20%


SUNDANCE Miles from SLC Airport 55


Average Snowfall Inches 300 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


5 42


Terrain Percentage  40%  40%  20%


MOUNTAIN WOLF Miles from SLC Airport 51


Average Snowfall Inches 300 Number of Lifts Number of Runs


4 22


Terrain Percentage  20%  45%  35%


PLAN FOR SNOW, AVERAGE SNOWFALL FROM 1980–2012* Utah receives on average 18 MONSTER DUMPS per year (12 or more inches of snow in a 24-hour period)


150 140 130 120 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0


OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH *alta.com WINTER 2013–14 SKI UTAH 71 APRIL


SURE-FOOTED FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE


YOU WON’T REGRET RENTING A 4X4 VEHICLE. Accessing Utah’s world- class ski resorts requires driving mountainous roads. Yes, roads are regularly plowed but a 4x4 vehicle is your best bet. If you’re driving a two-wheel drive vehicle be prepared with chains.


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