Solitude Mountain Resort presents a beautiful setting in the Big Cotton Canyon of the Wasatch Mountains that annually sees 500 inches of snowfall, painting the perfect picture for ski enthusiasts. As the name implies, Solitude prides itself on its backountry-feel and is less likely than surrounding resorts to draw overcrowding. Of course, that's not to say that this resort doesn't offer quality. In fact, one reason Solitude rarely seems crowded is that it is one of the first resorts to implement radio-frequency identification into its lift ticket system.
As for the actual skiing, guests will find 64 runs, as well as three bowls that cover over 1,200 acres; so whether you'd like to warm-up on a groomed trail or simply take to the untouched wild, all options are possible at Solitude.
Solitude Ski Resort Facts
- Base Elevation - 7,988 ft.
- Top Elevation - 10,035 ft.
- Vertical Drop - 2,047 ft.
- Skiable Acres - 2,047 acres
- Number of Runs - 64
- 20% Beginner
- 50% Intermediate
- 30% Advanced
The Super Pass Option
In addition to having access to Solitude, you'll also receive admission to Alta, Brighton, and Snowbird at no additional cost! That's right, more than merely making Solitude your winter playground, you'll have access to four of the most popular resorts in Utah!
Details:
- Price includes selected days' admission to Solitude, as well as Alta, Brighton, and Snowbird. Pass also includes the Snowbird Tram and round-trip travel on UTA city buses, ski buses and TRAX light-rail.
- See schedule for exact dates available.
- Activity is appropriate for all ages.
- Dining options, rental shop and medical clinic can be found on-site at Snowbird.
