About Alta Ski Area
Since Alta was established in 1938, the small base town has developed organically over time. Bringing together like-minded skiers who want a chance to take on some of Salt Lake City's most spectacular terrain.
Alta Ski Area is one of few resorts that prohibits snowboarding, proud of their skiing heritage the tradition remains strong today. Despite the hard-core skier culture, Alta is welcoming of newcomers and provides a real sense of community the minute you arrive.
The mountain itself has 2,200 acres of skiable terrain and some of the best off-piste skiing in Utah. The terrain is geared towards intermediate and advanced skiers, locals say "If you can ski here, you can ski anywhere", we're inclined to agree.
Alta is also know for delivering one of the best end of season videos of 2017. We love this reenactment of John Denver's classic 'Dancing with the mountains'.
Resort Stats
| Season | November to April |
| Average Snowfall | 13.1 m |
| Elevation | 10,550 ft |
| Vertical Drop | 2,020 ft |
| Ski Area | 2,200 acres |
| Terrain Parks | Yes |
| Night Skiing | No |
| Ski Lifts | 7 |
| Terrain | 25% beginner, 40% intermediate, 35% advanced |
Accommodation
The accommodation at Alta is made up of five traditional and charming ski lodges. If you're looking for a more central location for a multiple resort trip we recommend staying in Salt Lake City.
Alta Ski Packages
To learn more about Alta request a quote below or call to chat to one of our knowledgeable consultants. We can help your plan and tailor an Alta ski vacation package to suit your budget and preferences. From flights to transfers and lift tickets, we've got you covered.
How to get there
Fly
The closest airport is Salt Lake City Airport (SLC), just a 45 minute drive from Alta. There are no direct flights from Australia, the most common route is to fly via Los Angeles or San Francisco (12-15 hour flight) and then on to Salt Lake City.
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