Brighton Ski Resort

Brighton, UT US Contact Info / Directions (801) 532-4731 / (800) 873-5512
Vertical	1,745 Ft / 532 M
Peak Ticket	$62.00

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About Brighton Ski Resort

Brighton began in 1936 with a 'skier tow' built out of 1/2 inch wire rope and an old elevator drum. In 1946, in competition with Jensen/ Doyle, a single chairlift was built on the Mt. Millicent side of Brighton. In 1955, Jensen/Doyle built a double chair, the Majestic Lift, which was the first double chair in the intermountain region. The success of the double chair was so overwhelming, a second double chair lift (the Mary Lift) was built in 1958. In 1963, Jensen/Doyle purchased the single chair on Millicent and two more lifts were added by the partnership. In 1991, Brighton built its first high-speed quad, the Crest Express. In 2007 Brighton added the Milly Express, a $4.2 million detachable quad making Brighton unique in that 100% of its terrain will be accessible from high speed lifts!

Skiing and Snowboarding at Brighton Ski Resort

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Best Deal in the Cottonwoods

After picking a discount day pass at the local Harmons Grocery store for only $65.00, our day was off to a good start. It was the Sunday after New Years and I was thinking it would still might be crowded with "out of town" h...More

Amazing Resort !

Had a family boarding trip out to UT last season. Stayed at Solitude but we wound up at Brighton our entire trip ! Great trails, Not busy at all, and the last two days we got awesome fresh pow ! Great experience and would rec...More

Fun

Fun mountain with lots of snow and good prices. Not super gnar as the bird but smaller and less hype...More

What's New This Season at Brighton Ski Resort

The big news is the New Millicent Side of the Mountain! The new lift and lodge are a $6 million improvement! The Milly lift is a $4.2 million Doppelmayr CTEC Detachable Quad. The Lift is 3,920 ft long with a vertical rise of 1,110. Brighton is now unique in that 100% of its terrain will be accessible from high speed lifts.