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Solitude Mountain Resort, Solitude

4.5

#5 of 24 in Winter Sports in Utah

Ski Area Nature / Park Must See

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Solitude is a pure, authentic and untarnished Utah territory. Serene or extreme, there's nothing between you and the perfect mountain day. Located in Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah, the resort offers eight chairlifts, 77 runs, three bowls and 500 annual inches of snow spread over 1,200 acres for skiing and snowboarding.

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Solitude Mountain Resort Reviews

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• By watergirl21

  We took a risk and booked the second week in April for some spring skiing. Yes, we were really lucky that it snowed more than 22" early that week and the skiing was so fun and fresh! No crowds, never ...  more »

• By Rich L

  Our favorite resort in Utah. Quiet, never a long lift line and they have Link lift (the best lift for children). Our son is 3 and loves solitude. It's a friendly ski resort they caters to families. Th...  more »

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• By Dakota Robbins

  Had my first snowboarding experience here! I've had two beginner snowboarding lessons that resulted in me being able to tackle the mountain all on my own. The instructors are very personable and patient while you learn the basics. Their version of a bunny hill, "Easy Street", is the perfect starter hill to hone your technique. Aside from beginner stuff, their runs are well maintained and the lodge serves good food. They have a pub as well which serves only beer.

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• By ethan haley

  Pretty flat resort. If you are doing laps on anything steep, you either hiked to it, have to hike out of it, or took a series of flat lifts to make it work. Nice tree runs though. Followed by hiking. If this resort was in Vermont, I'd give it 4 or 5 stars. But it's the next canyon up from Snowbird and Alta, which are 5-star places. Also there is a weird "Snowboarders ruin my perfect skier life" vibe that I've only seen at Telluride in the past 20 years.

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