Epic Pass Off-season guide

Mt. Brighton Ski Guide

Mt. Brighton is an Epic Pass ski area in Michigan: 25 trails, 230 ft vertical, 130 acres.

Base 950 ft · Summit 1,180 ft

230 ft
Vertical Drop
25 runs
Trails
130 ac
Lift-served acres
60"
Avg Annual Snow
$65
Day Ticket*
12
Lifts
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Mt. Brighton at a glance

Mt. Brighton is well-suited to intermediate skiers, with 50% of trails in that range. Night skiing runs here, which stretches a short winter day into a usable one. There's a terrain park on site.

The mountain averages 60" of snowfall a season and runs snowmaking to hold coverage through thaws. Walk-up tickets start around $65 and day-of pricing moves with demand. Mt. Brighton is an Epic Pass mountain.

When Mt. Brighton gets crowded

How the model works

Predicted crowd load by day type, not a historical gate count.

Midweek Moderate
Friday Moderate
Saturday Moderate
Sunday Moderate
Holiday weeks Busy

Lift lines aren't the thing that will decide your day at Mt. Brighton. 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 Mt. Brighton before you buy.