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Deer Valley still limits its ticket sales every day, meaning you'll rarely be in a lift queue.
You are likely – even on the busiest weekends – to ski deserted slopes as a result, too. The plentiful Utah powder stays untracked here for longer and the resort is famed for the quality of its grooming. There’s everything from gentle greens to genuine double diamond blacks here, plus with many of the guests sticking firmly to the pistes, the off piste opportunities here are very good.
Note that Deer Valley is one of the last resorts that is still ski only; snowboarding is not permitted. Mono skiing and telemark equipment is permitted on the hill, as is adaptive snowsports equipment although this must be done in accordance with the resort’s “ski only” policy. More information can be found on their website.
There are several bases to choose from, all of which offer high-end accommodation, plus there’s the option to stay in Park City. It is just down the road and is much livelier, with a good choice of bars and restaurants. Deer Valley’s location lends itself perfectly to tying a stay in with a multi-resort trip – visit other resorts such as Park City, Alta and Snowbird – plus access from Salt Lake City airport is incredibly easy.
Pros and cons
- Great snow and varied terrain
- Quiet slopes thanks to limited lift ticket sales
- Some top accommodation and fine dining options
- Unfortunately expensive, even by US standards
- Mostly short runs with limited vertical
- Resort is quiet at night, head to Park City for livelier evenings
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Updated 07/04
The sad demise of Left Coast skiing continues this week, with more resorts shuttering with each passing day in the wake of what is now officially a record-low snowpack in Utah. Temperatures remain mild throughout this forecast period across the Rockies, PNW, and Tetons, with a few bursts of rain along the way.
Things may turn colder into the weekend with a few flurries of snow, but whether there is a snowpack left for this to boost is anyone’s guess.
Out on the Ice Coast, things start this period cold and snowy, but rapidly turn mild as the freezing line leaps over tall buildings in a single bound. Things will fluctuate slightly, plus a flurry of rain in to start the weekend to keep things interesting.
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