Deer Valley offers an impressive selection of pistes. There are runs of all difficulty levels on six different mountains. Over 100 slopes promise lots of fun for beginners, families, advanced skiers and experts: groomed and ungroomed runs, long and wide slopes, easy slopes, carving slopes, steep forest slopes, tree skiing, steep bowls, cliffs and powder slopes within the monitored ski area boundaries.
Deer Valley is one of the few ski resorts in the USA that does not allow snowboarders on its slopes. The number of skiers is limited which means the ski resort is not too crowded. In 2002, Deer Valley was the venue for the Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games.
Runs/slopes
Total: 103 km
Easy
28 km
(27 %)
Intermediate
42 km
(41 %)
Difficult
33 km
(32 %)
Interconnection information
The ski resorts of Deer Valley and Park City are not linked. The two ski resorts are located next to each other at the mountain station of the Empire Express chairlift. However, they are separated by ski area boundaries.
Worth knowing
Artificial snow-making 76 % of the slopes have snow-making capabilities
Valley run available Numerous valley runs lead to the Snow Park Lodge and to the base station of the Jordanelle Express Gondola.
Run location
just above tree line
under tree line
Most difficult run
Hillside · Length 1 km · Elevation difference 345 m Steep slope at the Lady Morgan Express
Daly Bowl Extremely steep ungroomed terrain for experts
Slope tip
Stein's Way At the Sultan Express
Supreme At the Empire Express
Jordanelle At the Jordanelle Express Gondola
Snowparks
No snow park/fun park
No halfpipe
Highlights
Public race course with time measurement - At the Sterling Express
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