Ikon Pass Off-season guide

Brighton Ski Guide

Brighton is an Ikon Pass ski area in Utah: 66 trails, 1,745 ft vertical, 1,050 acres.

Base 8,755 ft · Summit 10,500 ft

1,745 ft
Vertical Drop
66 runs
Trails
1,050 ac
Lift-served acres
502"
Avg Annual Snow
$115
Day Ticket*
8
Lifts
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Brighton at a glance

Brighton skews toward experienced skiers. About 39% of the mountain is advanced terrain. Night skiing runs here, which stretches a short winter day into a usable one. There's a terrain park on site.

The mountain averages 502" of snowfall a season and runs snowmaking to hold coverage through thaws. Walk-up tickets start around $115 and day-of pricing moves with demand. Brighton is an Ikon Pass mountain.

When Brighton gets crowded

How the model works

Typical-week crowd pressure from our model (not turnstile counts).

Midweek Moderate
Friday Moderate
Saturday Moderate
Sunday Moderate
Holiday weeks Busy

This is one of the easier mountains to ski on a whim. Most days are uncrowded. Christmas and Presidents weeks are the only times it really fills in.

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*Day ticket prices move with date and demand; confirm with Brighton before you buy.