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Snow-reliable rating Brighton
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Snow reliability Brighton
Natural snow falls abundantly in Brighton. Big Cottonwood Canyon is one of the snowiest regions in North America and Brighton is located high up in Big Cottonwood Canyon. An average of 13 metres (500 inches) of snow fall each year. This makes Brighton one of the ski resorts with the highest snowfalls in Utah. It also has a snow production system.
Utah has registered the brand “Greatest Snow on Earth”. When fresh snow falls, there are excellent conditions for powder skiing. The snow is light, fluffy and dry.
Worth knowing
- Artificial snow-making
- The valley run is always open when ski resort is open; without the valley run, skiing is not possible.
Elevation info
2667 m - 3239 m (Difference 572 m)
General season
mid November - mid April
Top Snow Reliability
13 strengths of this ski resort
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